The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-08
PERSON AL

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E. G. Vaughn of Lemoore is visitor here.
DR.. J. J. Gaynor of Humboldt County is in the
City.
F. NJ Graham, an attorney of San Jose, is at
the Russ.
Willis Cochran of Fresno is at the Cosmo-
politan.
Under-sheriff P. McGaraghan OF Humboldt is
at the Russ
M. Theodore Kearney of Fresno is a late arri-
val in town.
John We'll, prominent merchant OF Sacra-
mento, is in town.
B. c. Brusay, an orchardist of San Jose, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
J. A. Evans, capitalist of Portland, Or, is
al the Cosmopolitan.
Frank Hazen, a dry-goods dealer of Heads
burg, Is registered at the Russ.
George Blackstone, wealty busine IS man Of
Colorado Springs, is in the City.
G. W. Waldron, one of the owners of the
Santa Cruz Sentinel is visiting the City.
Ex-District Attorney John NJ. Gearin of Port
land is visiting this City and is at the Palace.
H. 2. Winslow, connected prominently with
the Iron Mountain mine at Keswick, Shasta
County, is at the Palace.
NJ. G. Burmaster of Los Angeles and f. W.
Burmaster OF London arrived here yesterday.
They are at the Occidental
Mrs. Joseph Murphy of Chicago, wife of Joe
Murphy, the talented actor, arrived here
yesterday, and is at the Occidental.
Tom Woodward, the noted horseman of New
York, who is the owner of several thorough
breds, arrived here last night and is at the
Palace.
S. II. Babcock. general traffic manager of
IA Erop d. ID Gil IL.
arrived here yesterday.
c. B. Henry and ]. D. Apologize of the
Klamath Indian agency, near Klamath Falls,
Or, are in the City. Mr.. Applegate is one OF
the Oldest residents of Oregon
c. F. Montgomery, long editor and proprie-
tor OF the Antioch Ledger, and prominent as
an official OF the California Press Associa ton,
has been visiting the City for the last day or
two.
A. A. Abbott of Sacramento, the ex-State
Railway Commissioner, and wealthy banker,
returned here yesterday from Mexico, where
he has mining interests, and will probably go
to Sacramento to-day.
H. l. Isaacs of Walla Walla, owner of short
line railroad from that city, interested IN other
enterprises there, and pioneer of the Walla
Walla country for many years, arrived here
last evening. He is at the Grand.
James E. Bell of the James E. Bell Lumber
Company at Everett, Puget Sound, is among
the arrivals at the Grand He is shipper of
lumber TO various ports of the coast and was
formerly lumberman in Maine, OF which
State he is q native.
J. G. Day, one of the contractors for the
heavy Government work at the Dalles, on the
Columbia River, is down from the north The
work consists in large degree of blowing out
the rocks in the river and in building canal.
so as to get steamers up the river Mr.. Days
home is in San Francisco.
Colonel H. Trevellyan, manager OF a large
vineyard and winery. near Fresno, is in The
City. The colonel says the outlook for Fresno
and vicinity is very good tor the next two
or three years. There was only about half a
crop OF raisins this year. but There was good
price for what was produced. The wine crop
is not so large as it was last year.
Rear-Admira1 John G. Walker, president of
the commission recently appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland to decide on the respective |
merits of Santa Monica and San Pedro, as to
which is the better harbor is expected to ar
rive here next Sunday. Shortly afterward he
will go south, meet the others of the com
mission and begin to take exhaustive evil |
ience.
James ellis, famous miner of Jackass |
Hill, near Table Mountain, Tuolumne County,
has deserted his cabin at the mines for few
weeks vacation is this City. TWAS ellis who
used to mine with Sam Clemens, and Clemens
1as told many stories founded on their united
which have won him great re-
1own. ellis makes pilgrimage here every
ear about this time