The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-05
PERSONAL

A. r. Edmondson of Lovelock, New, is at the
Grand.
CA Campbell, a merchant of Red Bluff, is
in town.
William Foley, an attorney of Portland is at
the Grand.
Thomas B. Hall, merchant OF Sacramento,
is in the City.
Andrew Markham, the banker, OF Santa Rosa,
is at the Lick.
Dr. H. Tebbetts and wife of HOLSTER are
at the California.
Attorney f. C. Lusk OF Chico was among yes
terday's arrivals
Ex-senator A. F. Jones of Oroyille is regis
tered at the Palace.
Francis Doud, the Monterey banker, is spend
ing few days here.
A. n. Rugg. a mining man of Gold Bar, is
registered at the Lick.
w. D. Keyser, livestock-grower of the Car
son Valley, is in town.
DR.. C. E. Mum of the Benicia Barracks, q. S.
A, is at the California.
Colonel Charles F. Croker returned from the
East yesterday morning.
]. J. Hebron, cattle-raiser OF Salinas, is
among yesterdays arrivals.
Milton Mobiles, the actor, whose home is in
Brooklyn, n. Y, is at the Occidental.
G. Duncan Cummings, editor and proprietor
of the Dunsmuir News, is in the City
Charles ]. Noark, one of the leading business
men OF Sacramento, is here on brief trip.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was
Charles d. Rakestraw OF Washington, D. c..
Colonel L. S. Babbtt OF the United States
army is at the Occidental. accompanied by
Mrs. Babbitt. '
E. NJ. Ranks of the Vancouver Independent,
who has been visiting here for several days,
leaves for home to-day.
James A. Douglas, one of the earliest resi-
dents OF Woodland, and well known in that
section OF California, is at the Lick.
Tom C. Lane, superintendent of the famous
Utica gold mine at Angels, one of the richest
in the country, reached here yesterday.
Mrs. Francis Newlands, wife of Congressman
Newlands of Nevada, arrived here from Wash
ington, d. c., last night and is at the Palace.
Governor Budd returned here last night,
after an inspection of the Home for the Feeble
minded at Glen Ellen. He is at the California.
Ex-Sherif W, B. Harkey of Yuba is at the
Russ. He has reputation as fighting Sheriff
and has arrested some of the worst men of the
coast.
Manager j. A. Fillmore of the Southern Pa
cifc Company left for Sacramento yesterday,
auctions in the railroads force there.
f. D. Bannister, owner of the Bannister mine
at Butte, Mont, and who has taken conspicu-
Gus part hitherto in Indiana and National
campaigns, is in the City. He has winter
residence at Gilroy, and vibrates between here
and Montana.
f. p. Vining, general marager of the Market
street Railway Company, is bacE at his post OF
duty again, after an absence of about three
weeks in the East. His trip was taken for the
purpose OF meeting and marrying his present
biide, who returned with him.
Ex-Governor L. A. Sheldon of New Mexico,
whose home in later years has been at Pasa-
dena, is at the Grand. The Ex-Governor is one
of the best posted men on irrigation in the
country. He is an ardent Republican and has
been a conspicuous figure in Western politics
for a long time.
II. Nj. Sheehy. who has recently spent several
years in Peru, while engaged in silver mining
for wealthy New York and Cleveland capital
ists is in the City and preparing to go to Africa,
Before going to Peru he mined on the Com
stock. He also paid visit to South Africa, but
die not remain. He dislikes the snow of the
high mountains OF Peru and is quitting there
forever.
Consul George f. Hall, the resident repre-
sentative of the Turkish Sultan in this City,
left last night for Constantinople. Joseph D.
Redding left on the same train and will prob
ably accompany him as far as Paris. Consul
Hall says he is going to the land of the Sultan
TO consult with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
on general mat tiers. He viii study the Arme.
nian question while absent