The San Francisco call., 1895-12-15
PERSONAL.

| DR.. Stephens of Petaluma Is here. ~,
! He. McCrae of Moline, H., is q recent ar
rival
A. Markham, the banker Of Santa Rosa, is in
| the City.
Morris Trumbun of. Chicago arrived here
| yesterday.
E. M. Jones, business man of Healdsburg, is
| at the Russ.
Drury Melone, the patriarch of Oak Knoll is
| at the Palace.
H.J. Llewellyn, the attorney of St. Helena,
| is at the Lick.
Superior Judge Horace L. Smith of Hanford
is at the Grand.
E. F. Musson, business man of Haywards, is
| at the Occidental.
C. P. Berry, a business man of Mountain
View is at the Russ.
Ex-State Senator G. s. Berry of Lindsay is
registered a the Grand
W.. E. Hite, merchant of Portland, is at the
Russ, accom- panied by his wife.
]. c. Mangharn, an old resident of San An
tonic, Tex, is visiting this City.
John c. Wright of Indianapolis is here on q
visit, and is staying at the Palace.
H. B. Field or Mobile, Ala, is at the Occi-
dental accompanied by his mother.
E. E. Balm of Chicago. SON of the millionaire
wagon manufacturer, is at the Palace.
d. ]. Small, the chief of the Southern Pacific
Railways shop al Sacramento, is in town.
The Rev. F. H. White of London, England. is
at the Occidental, accompanied by his wife.
Adjutant-General A. w. Barrett came down
from Sacramento last night and is at the Cali
fornia.
E. G. Flanagan, a general goods dealer of
Marshfeld, on Coos Bay, Oregon coast, is at
the Lick.
George j. Seybert, mine-owner OF Scots
Bar, of large experience, in digging for the
precious metals, is in town.
James F. Wardner, the noted Pacific Coast
mining man who has made many discoveries
and been rich ana poor many times, is at the
Lick.
Robert B. Macy. mining man of Clifton,
Ariz one of the noted copper regions of the
West, is here on q business trip. He Is at the
Grand
Ex-senator Archibald Yell of Mendocino
County came up from Hanford yesterday,
where he has been for some time. He is at the
Baldwin.
f. n. Steele of Pescadero, one of the wealth
lest dairymen OF that part of the coast and an
extensive manufacturer of milk products, ar
rived here yesterday.
George " Colburn, manager of the WELL
known Clifton House, Niagara Falls, where
most of the dukes and other notables from
everywhere stay, is at the Palace.
DR.. Rupert Blue, assistant surgeon of the
United States Marine Hospital service, has been
allowed months leave of absence. He will
spend it at Galveston, Tex, with his wife's
parents.
Frank L. Coombs of Napa, ex-United States
Minister to Japan. who has been frequently
spoken of for Governor and who has served the
State as Senator and in other capacities, is at
the Grand. Mr. Coombs is native of Cali
fornia.
A. L. selig of Tulare County was in the City
yesterday and left for exhibit at the Press
Club several dozen of the largest and finest
oranges and lemons seen here this season.
They were all grown in Tulare County. Mr..
Selig returned home last night.
Nicholas C. Den OF Santa Barbara, son of DR..
Den the first white settler at the aforesaid
place, and nephew of DR.. Den who died 8 few
days ago at Los Angeles, is at the Oco' - tsl,
accompanied by his daughter. II =.
A. ii. Den, is also there, accompsI
BRIDE young lady whom he mar. w
days ago at Sacramento.
The reorganization of the National Guard
occurs at most infelicitous moment in the
careers OF Bert Hecht and Sanford Goldstein.
Both had accepted posts on the staff of Colonel
Bush of the First, and had qualified for the dis
tinction by the purchase of brilliant uniforms.
Yet, here cometh the Governor, who at one
fell swoop sweeps their chief out of his COM
mand and relegates them back into civilian
dom. They were colonies but seven days. At
the Concordia and Verein Clubs there is much
sympathy felt for both. and under proper
guidance might take the shape of a properly
engrossed expression of regret.-The Wave.