The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
PERSONAL.

Judge George A. Nourse OF Fresno is at the
Lick.
G. c. Castle OF Stockton is a recent arrival at
the Russ.
Chester Wetmore of suisun is registered at
the Grand
John Glssson of Grass Valley is guest at
the Ramona.
Francis Dowd. the Monterey butcher, is
guest at the Lick.
9, Hotterhoff, railroad man OF Los Angeles,
is isiting at the Palace.
W. Bittle Wells. musician of Stanford Uni
versity, is at the Palace.
y. l. McGonigle of Flags taft, Ariz., is one of
the guests at the Palace.
herbert Button of Santa Cruz is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
W. II. Anderson, a manufacturer of London,
Eng, is at the Occidental.
Allen b. Lennon, a politician of Santa Rosa,
Is registered at the Grand.
Frank Bartlett, the Livermore contractor, is
making visit at the Grand.
e. K. Smart, who has lumber-mill at Dutch
flat' Is guest at the Grand.
Thomas Boland. merchant OF Keller, CAL,
Is late arrival at the Grand.
Z. X. Bradbury, real estate man of Denver,
ooio., Is staying at the Ramona.
s. W. Van syckel, New York merchant, ar
riVea al the Baldwin last night.
kev. W. Butler and family of Byron, CAL, are
guests at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George d. Dornin, an insurance man of
hulton' Is registered at the Grand.
u. q. kimbail, the Red Bluff merchant, is
one Oh the latest arrivals at the Palace.
NJ. ). sayre. District Attorney of Lake County,
Is at the Lick registered from Lakeport.
j. J. Munroe, railroad man from Omaha,
Nepr.' is at the Occidental with his wife.
DR.. g. w. Wood, medical director at the Mare
4siano Navy-yard, is guest st the California.
h. &. Bell, big merchant and mining man
OF oroyilie, is among the guests at the Grand.
Radcliffe whetehead of El Montecito, Santa
Barbara is visiting at the California with his
wife.
A. H. Grienbach, & well-known Eastern trav-
cling salesman, is guest at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel
J. B. Fuller OF Marysville member of the
State Board of Bank Commissioners, is at the
California.
J. G. Donovan, advance agent of Forepaugh
q Sells circus, is registered at the Cosmopol-
itan Hotel.
C. n. sterry of Albuquerque, N NJ, attorney
ior the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road, is at the Palace.
K A. Boggess, superintendent of the quick
silver mines at Sulphur Greek, Lake County, is
registered at the Occidental.
Mrs A. NJ. Gardner, wife of DR.. Gardner,
physician at the Napa Insane Asylum, regis
tered at the Lick yesterday from Nspa.
S. s. Battin Jr., large silyerwsre manu-
facturer OF Newark, n. j.. arrived on the over
land train last night and went to the Palace.
John Kelley, once OF the old Portland oil
GHNn s.f Lnt1A r.
man at Portland, returned TO the Lick yester-
day.
Among the guests at the Occidental are
Lieutenant B. S Neumsnn of the United States
Marine Corps and his father, A. C. Neumann of
Newark, N. J.
f. F. Jaques OF Chicago, engaged in the tea
importing business, arrived at the Palace last
night on his way to Japan and China by way
of Vancouver.
J. B. Day. wife and son arrived at the Occi-
dental yesterday, Mr.. Day has come here to
locate in the interests of the Equity Insurance
Company OF New York.
w. II. G. Arnemann, manager of large sugar
plantations on the Islands, arrived at the Occi-
dental last night with his wife. They are on
their way home TO Honolulu.
Among those registered at the Baldwin yes
terday were the following naval officers: C. J.
AhOAOAACAA 4AOAA -NaShEehAs 9OHA ~ AlCDOu-
aid George Cross and Commander George C.
Reiter.
J. G. Mitchell, agent at Kansas City, NO., Of
the Blue line, Canada Southern line, and
Michigan Central Railroad. arrived at the
Lick yesterday with B. E. Hand of Chicago,
assistant general freight agent of the Michi-
gan Central Railroad.
Ex-Judge J. C. DAILY. one of the commission
ers appointed to revise the State code, re-
turned TO the California yesterday from his
ranch in Ventura County, where he spent
three weeks rusticating before he was forced
TO hasten back 10 this City to register as a
voter.
D. Ward OF Detroit, the patriarchal million
aire lumber king OF Michigan, returned 10 the
Russ yesterday forenoon from visit TO the
redwood forests in the northern portion of
this State He started on the evening train
for Portland, Or, on his way to the forests of
the Northwest.
Gustave Hueter, q wealthy retired business
man OF Santa Cruz. registered at the Lick last
night with his bride. formerly Miss Utsehig,
daughter of John utschig, the wen-known
merchant of this City. The newly married
couple will start this forenoon by steamer for
Southern California, where the honeymoon
will no sneOt