The San Francisco call., 1896-07-22
PERSONAL.


DR.. Bush of Fortuna is at the Grand with his
son.
DR.. W. H. Davis of Detroit, Mich. is at the
Grand.
T. Loui King of San Jose is registered at the
California.
Fl. E. Picket, mining man of Placerville, is
at the Lick.
W. F. Geoi ge, an attorney of sacrs mento. is
at the Grand
Mrs. Gamble of Modesto is guest at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
J.W. Young, the banker, of Salt Lake City, is
guest at the Palace.
DR.. Lay of Fresno is registered at the Russ
with his wife and family
ID. I. Unger, q farmer of Rio Vista, is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
G T. Akawo, merchant of Japan, is regis
terec at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge ]. R. Webb of Fresno was one of yes
terday's arrivals at the Lick
William II. Coffin of the United States Navy
is at the Palace with his wife.
Thomas Clark, a Placeryille mining man, is
making brief stop at the Grand.
X ). Paine, theatrical man of Connellsville,
fa., mas apartments at the Grand.
W. d. Tillotson, mining man of Redding, is
one OF the recent arrivals at the Grand.
i. r. Parker. superintendent of the gas
WORKS at Napa is visiting at the Grand.
w. c. Woolley, an insurance man of Santa
Rosa, is at the Occidental on brief visit.
H. b. Goodman of Napa, son of the WELL
known banker, has a room at the Palace,
me name OF George Frinveli, a big rancher
OF Iehama, appears on the Palace register
A. c. Bingham, Marysville raneher, regis
tered at the Palace last night with his wife,
c. C. Ward, who has q butcher business and
an orange orchard at 0roville, is at the Russ.
R. Godfrey Broderick, q surgeon of the United
states Navy, is among the California s arrivals.
M. c. Osborne, superintendent of the gas
works at Santa Cruz, has a room at the Grand.
s. w. Young, hotel proprietor and land
owner OF Lovelock, New, is guest at the Russ.
b. S. Little, who owns a mine and some other
real estate near Eureka, is a late arrival at the
Russ
w. +. Prisk. editor and proprietor of the
Grass Valley Union, is guest at the Occi-
dental.
William H. Afford of visalia. chairman of
the Democratic State Committee, is at the
California.
J.. F. Garrand, a member OF the United States
Geological Survey, returned yesterday to the
Occidental
DR.. A. NJ. Gardner, one of the officials OF the
u
at the Lick.
F. W. Street, mine owner of Sonora, came
to town yesterday for a short visit and regis
tered at the Lick.
George L. Arnold of Los Angeles, member
OF the State Board of Equalization, registered
at the Lick last night.
DR.. A. II. Simons. who is interested in mines
near Redding, took up his temporary residence
at the Grand last night.
M NJ. Bernheim, dry goods merchant of
Modesto, is staying at the Lick during brief
business visit to this City.
H. s. Munroe, mining man of Sonora, ar
rived at the Russ yesterday with two fine
specimens of auriferous quartz.
]. C. stubhs, traffic manager of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, went south yesterday to meet
his family, now on the way home.
L. D. Robinson, a wealthy northern mining
man, arrived from Portland yesterday ana is
registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Heber C. Tilden and wife returned last night
to their Callfornia-street residence after COM
pieting bridal trip to Southern California.
Henry X. Hyde of Ware, Mass. arrived at the
Occidental last night, with his wife. They are
on their way to Honolulu, on pleasure trip.
Major George C. Reid of the United States
Marine Corps arrived at the Occidental yester-
day with his wife and son and registered from
Washington, d. c.
L. F. Moulton, who is one of the largest
ranchers in the State, arrived at the Grand
last night from Colusa, near which place he
has extensive acres.
S. w. De Witt of Washington. D. c., Commits
sioner of Indian depreciation claims. returned
TO the Baldwin yesterday from business visit
10 the interior counties.
H. j. Lewelling, the ST. Helena lawyer, took
apartments yesterday at the Lick with his wife
and two children. He will remain in town
during the warm weather.
d. E. Knight of Marysville, general agent of
the large woolen-mills at that place. newspaper
proprietor and racehorse owner, returned to
the Lick yesterday from one of his business
trips.
H. f. Adams, superintendent and one of the
principal owners of the gas and electric light
works at Stockton, is guest at the Grand dur
ing the meeting OF the Pacific Coast Gas Asso-
clation, now in session at the Palace Hotel.
Among those registered at the Grand is A. B.
Lennon, the Santa Rosa journalist, delegate
TO the Republican Convention at St. Louis and
member of the State Republican Executive
Committee. He is in town on campaign bust
ness.
Thomas II. McCune, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Dublin and of several English col
leges, arrived at the Baldwin yeste rday. For
seferdl years nt mas Dteu one OF the TWO prln-
cipals of the Santa Barbara Collegiate School,
which has fitted large number of students
for college, but owing 10 the recent death of
his partner, the school may be abandoned
Sho Nemoto the Japanese Government
agent sent to study the commercial situation
along the Mexican, Central American and
South American coast, and J. Kuskado, his
companion, who is going to Mexico to consum-
mate the purchase of 800, 600 acres of land for
the japanese Colonization Society, will start
for San Diego this morning, where they pur-
pose to spend two days examining the posi-
bilities of that port as q terminus for q jap
anese steamship line. After that they will 60
on 20 the City of Mexico.
B. Acosta, wealthy coffee merchant of
Tapachula, State of Chiapas Mexico, arrived
at the Occidental yesterday with his wife and
family. he left Tapachula over two months
ago for visit in the City of Mexico, but
neither at home nor In the capital did he hear
anything of the contemplated purchase by the
japanese Colonization Society of 500 600
acres OF land in the State of Chiapas The cul-
tivation of coffee is the principal industry in
his particular part of the country not hoo ensa