The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-12
PERSONAL.

Dr r. 8. Markell of Cloverdale is at the Lick.
A A TAYLOR of the Santa Cruz Surf is at the
Grand.
william T. Cutler of the navy is at the ocei-
dental.
DIR. Fl. L. Pace of Tulare is staying at the
Palace.
DIR, shearer of Santa Rosa registered at the
Occidental.
DIR. Charles Gardner of San Mateo is at the
Occidental.
n. Weinreich, merchant of Sacramento, is
at the Grand.
WE. Edmondson, chaplain in the navy, is
at the Grand.
r. E. Jack, a banker of San Louis Obispo, is
at the Palace.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Cooper of Fresno are stay
ing at the Lick.
s. Hicks and S. V. Childs of Los Angeles
are at the Palace.
Sumner c. Paine of the navy registered at
the Palace yesterday.
J.W. Dobbins, a civil engineer of Spokane, is
guest at the Occidental.
George H Crafts, q real estate man OF Bakers
field, is at the Occidental.
Ex-Congressman Thomas j. Geary OF santa
Rosa is guest at the Lick.
Captain Marion P. Maus of the army regis
tered yesterday at the California.
| F. c. Lusk, an attorney OF Chico, was one OF
| yesterdays arrivals at the Palace.
| Walter McCreery OF Washington, D. c., son
of the capitalist A. B. McCreery, is guest at
| the Palace.
E. DinkelspieI, a merchant of Bakersfield,
arrived here yesterday and is staying at the
Occidental.
| Frank H. Gould, an attorney OF Stockton and
| chairman of the Democratic State convention,
is at the California.
| J.E.La Rue, q rancher of Davisville and son
OF the president OF the Railroad Commission,
came to town yesterday.
II. D. Cook, a retired merchant and a capital
| ist OF Montreal, and his wife and two daugh-
ters are at the California.
| A. Phillips, railroad man of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Phillips came in yesterday, and are
staying at the Occidental.
F. L. Erickson, a railroad contractor on the
Coast road, came up from Guadalupe yes
terday and registered at the Grand.
E. Comenge, a mining engineer, in charge of
large properties in Trinity County belonging
to French capitalists, is at the Palace.
The Pacific Union Printer indicates that some
of the members of the art preservative are pre-.
pairing to guard against inconvenience on ac-
count of the advent of type-setting machines.
The Printer says: Thomas Hickey, late proof
medical studies at the Toland Medical College.
AT recent examination Mr.. Hickey was at the
head of the class, and before many months
have passed his name will be signed, Thomas
Hickey, D." The same paper contains
other notices of typographical experts going
into other occupations. One paragraph is as
follows: "Thomas P. Baker, an ex-secretary of
San Francisco Union, who has been studying
for the ministry in the Theological University
at Boston during the past three years, gradu-
ated this year, and has been given charge at
Mechanics Falls, Maine
D. f. Verdenal in his letter to the Chronicle
says: "Colonel Isaac Trumbo, Utah's favorite
son, who expects to be invested with the Sem
atorial toga if things all pull straight, was here
last week, making the Plaza his headquarters
Colonel Trumbo has just come on from the
Cleveland Republican League meeting, and he
was as full of silver as q tick. He couldn't
talk anything else. What, with Trumbo at the
Plaza, and Senator Stewart and Representative
Newlands at the Holland, and Senator John P.
Jones at. the Grand, the big four of the
silverites were well represented. New York is
a red-hot gold bug center, and the big four
found it hard work when the got down to Wall
street. The gold bugs say that the pockets of
these silverites are all lined with regular
greenbacks, but Colonel Trumbo says they are
only carrying silver certificates"