The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-13
PERSONAL.

J. H. Hanson of Fresno is a guest at the Russ.
D. NJ Addison. United States NAVY. is at the
Palace.
W. H. Fulcher of Stockton is at the Russ with
his wife.
James Walsh of Paso Robes arrived here
yesterday.
L. A. Rice, merchant of Ell Paso, Tex, is on
a visit here.
NJ. Thomas, Utah mining man, is guest
at the Palace.
Howard Gage, .. s. N, is among the occi-
dentaps guests.
]. A. Brent, business man of Salt Lake CITY,
is at the Palace.
Sam Meyer of the Healdsburg Enterprise is
| at the California.
]. Jerome Smith Of Stockton came down to
! the City yesterday.
W. II. Clary, merchant of Stockton, is
staying at the Lick.
John c. Fisher of San Diego was among yes
terday's arrivals here.
E. E. Hall, an agricultural implement dealer
| OF Stockton, Is in town.
James E. Brent. a merchant of Salt Lake, has
apartments at the Palace.
DR.. ]. E. Brice of San Jose was among the ar
| rivals at the Russ yesterday.
James F. Peck of MERGED County is among
| the latest arrivals at the Lick.
4. M. Gates, New York dry goods merchant,
Is at the Palace with his wife.
Edward McGettigan of Vallejo well known
| IN state politics, is at the Russ.
A. S. Cooper, the popular County Surveyor of
Santa Barbara, is at the Grand
L. c. Jacobs, the hotel man and capitalist of
Oroville, is staying at the Lick.
W. M. Brewster OF Georgetown, Mass is
| among the guests at the Palace.
Judge J. c. Crowley and wife of San Rafael
are registered at the Occidental.
M. b. Johnson, a leading business man of
| Cincinnati, is at the Occidental.
s. Buekner, capitalist of Yisalia, is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
b. Barueh, q coffee-planter of San Salvador
arrived at the Baldwin yesterday.
Winfield j. Davis. the merchant, of sacra-
mento, is on visit to the Bay City.
Greg NJ. Samayoa, rich business man and
cofee-grower of Guatemala, is in town.
J. NJ. Wilmans, who is interested in mines
near Newman, is registered at the Lick.
President and Mrs. David Starr Jordan of
Stanford University are at the Occidental
c. G. Bacon, well-known mining man of |
Sonora, is guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
r. H. Cowan, a business man of Nagasaki,
Japan, is among the guests of the Occidental. |
DR.. W. C. Reith of Sacramento arrived in
town yesterday and took room at the Grand.
John C. Fisher of San Diego is here for few
days, and is making the Palace his headquar-
tiers.
District Attorney II. P. Andrews of Tehama
County was among yesterdays arrivals at the
Grand.
Joseph D. Sproul, the wealthy and widely
known resident of Chico, is registered at the
Palace.
Francis Herrera of Guatemala, who has ac-
quired a fortune in growing coffee, arrived
here yesterday.
John Raggio, the stage owner, mining man
ana well-known resident of San Apdreas, is a
guest at the Grand.
John W. Mitchell, well-known attorney of
Los Angeles, arrived here yesterday evening
and is at the Palace.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel are P. Moyne OF Riverside and j.
York of Los Angeles.
S. G. Little, the rich banker, of Dixon, who
invested $500 in bogus gold brick some
time ago, is at the Russ.
DR.. George Ivancovich of Petaluma is at the
Lick and will be here for the Servian- Monte
negrin celebration tomorrow.
Fred Cox, the millionaire banker cattle
grower and extensive landowner, of Sacra-
mento, arrived here yesterday. He is at the
Grand.
DR.. H. NJ. Smith of Washington, D. c., one of
the United States Fish Commissioners, arrived
at the Grand yesterday on one of his periodic
visits to this coast
Fernand Cadillac, a wealthy Partisan, ar
rived here on the steamer Acapulco yesterday
from Panama, and is at the Occidental. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Cadillac.
D Z ;oio |
of Stanford University, registered at the Cali
fornia yesterday and in the evening attended
the theater with party of friends.
K. B. Miller, member of the Chicago Board
of Trade, arrived from the East last night, and
went to the Palace TO join his wife, who came
here some little time in advance of him.
W. Il. Cleary of Stockton, who owns extern
sive mining interests at Sheep Ranch and who
is large land-holder of the San Joaquin Val
ley, is in the City on business trip. He is at
the Lick.
D. W. Alverson, pioneer general merchant
of The Needless on the Colorado River at the
crossing of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
is in the City on business trip, and
is registered at the Grand.
Jose Matos, secretary to the Guatemalan
legation to Spain, arrived from Central Amer
lea yesterday and took apartments at the Oc-
cidental. He was very prominent young
man before his selection for this diplomatic
General" ]. S. Coxey of Massillon, Ohio,
the former commander of the Commonwealth
Army, who is now making tour through Cali
fornia delivering political speeches, has re-
turned to the Baldwin with his wife after
few days absence.
Fernand Carillac formerly French Consul to
but now on his way home to Paris
with his wife, was passenger on the Acapulco
In the same party are Mr.. and Mrs.
who are returning to Paris from
Guatemala. They are all at the Occidental.
Among the Acapulco's passengers from Sal
vador was DR.. Pacus, the Minister of War He
is on his way to Paris, whittier he will be &C.
from this City by the two sons of
Minister OF Finance Lemus, who have been
attending school in California for some time
number of prominent coffee planters, or
owners of fncas as the Central American
plantations are called, are at the Occiden-
tai. The coffee season is over, and only
about two-thirds crop was harvested this
t.