The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-10
PERSONAL.

H. /. Holm of Japan Is guest at the Palace.
c. Burnett of India is among the Palace
guests.
Middleton spicer OF Memphis, Tenn. is at
the Russ.
Superior Judge E. W. Risley of Fresno is at
the Grand.
T. A. Buell., the Stockton lumber-dealer, is ct
the Palace.
Ex-Mayor B. U. Steinman of Sacramento is
one OF the guests at the Palace.
john d. Graves, lawyer of San Jose, is
MAKING short visit at the Russ.
Warden Charles Aull of the State prison at
FOLSOM IS registered at the Grand.
William Jones, the Petaluma grocer, is regis
tereo al the Russ with his family.
Among the arrivals at the Grand yesterday
was ABE MePiKe, an attorney of Stockton.
J. Brown and wife, well-known residents of
Flsalia, are guests at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
J: Black, mining man of Bishop, Cal, is
making short stay st the Russ with his wife.
Henry F. Wiley, carriage manufacturer of
Los Angeles, is one of the late arrivals at the
Russ.
George Gaulbert and wife and Miss C. R.
Gaulbert OF Louisville, KY, are guests at the
Palace.
R. 1. Bentley, who has 8 fruit cannery at
sacramento, is among the latest arrivals at
the Lick.
Lieutenant W. H. Allen of the United States
navy and Mrs. Allen are registered at the
California.
John Mason, the New York actor, his wife
and Miss Adelaide Mason, are guests at the
Occidental.
A. D. Cults of the Marysvine firm of Cooley
q CUTS, grocers, is at the Grand on brief
business visit.
c. C. Smith and J. MeKenna, wealthy bust
ness men of Portland, Or, are stopping at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
E. N. McGettigan of Vallejo, Supervisor of
Solano County, came TO town yesterday and
took room ST the Russ
Reuben Brooks, business man of Gloucester,
Mass, Is In town on q business and pleasure
trip. He is at the Grand.
James A. Robinson and J. E. Rawlins, mem
bers OF the English colony of orchardists at
Hanford, are at the Grand.
LieutenantC. E. Colehan, United States navy,
IS at the California with his wife. They have
stopped here on their way to Japan.
Miss Olivia Phelps Stokes, Miss Caroline
Phelps Stokes and Miss Campbell are at the
Palace registered from New York City.
A. Kolokoltzof and A. Kolokoltzoff Jr. ar
rived at the Palace last night from the East
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w. F. Hutchinson, F. B. Bassett and n. B.
Milcoh. officers of the United States navy, we're
among the Eastern arrivals at the Palace last
night.
George Z. Sickle, who manages the big store
at Angels Camp, and C. w. Tryon. 8 mining
man of that place, are among the Grsnd's
guests.
Mrs. Ernest Graves, wife of the well-known
San Luis Obispo lawyer and politician, arrived
at the Baldwin yesterday with her daughter,
Miss Dixie Graves
James S. Robinson of Hanford, the man who
imported celebrated horse into that country
and was the enyied of stock-raisers on that &C
count, is among the recent arrivals at the
Grand.
Mark L. Mcdonald, owner of one OF the most
beautiful homes in Santa Rosa, capitalist and
large stakeholder in the water works and in
the car lines of that city, is registered at the
Occidental.
n. Wines of Santa Barbara, proprietor OF a
stage line at Santa Barbara and of one between
Truckee and Lake Tahoe. returned to the City
yesterday FROM the Sierras and stopped at the
Grand on his way home.
]. r. Baxley, a well-to-do resident of Santa
Barbara, is at the Occidental with his wife and
Miss Ellen Cooper, daughter of Elwood Cooper,
president of the State Board of Agriculture and
manufacturer OF Cooper's olive oil.
S. T. Black, formerly principal of the yen-
tura High School, but now and for some time
past State Superintendent of Public Insruc-
ton, is at the Lick, registered from Sacra-
mento, which he makes his headquarters. He
is accompanied by Charles II. Keyes OF Pasa-
dena.
Alfred Hampton, United States Commits
sioner of immigration at Ell Paso, Texas, and
son OF General Wade Hampton, United
States Commissioner of Railroads, arrived
at the California last night with his
wife and Miss Mary Reynolds of
Albuquerque, n. Mex. The party is on pleas
ure trip and came here from Sissons in the
expectation OF meeting General Wade Hamp-
ton, who is expected to arrive from the East
in the next few days Mr.. Hampton was for
merry engaged in engineering and mining in
New Mexico. For the last two years he has
held his present position. His principal look
out at FL Paso, he says, is for contract-lsbor
immigrants from Mexico