The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
PERSONAL.

Judge Garrison Turner of Modesto is at the
Grand.
Assessor L. A Splitter OF San Jose is regis
tered at the Grand.
| Dr.. David G. Atwood, a dentist of Sonoma, is
| visiting at the Grand
| Mayor 81. N. Baggs of Stockton is making
| short visit at the Lick
| William J. Babeock a capitalist of Toledo,
Ohio, is at the Cosmopolitan.
| H. H. Clark, a prominent business man of
| Merced, is at the Cosmopolitan.
| D. " Mahoney, San Jose attorney, arrived
! at the Grand yesterday evening.
| DR.. Leon F. Harvey and Miss Harvey of Buff
| falo, N. Y, are guests at the Lick.
| A. Pugh, an extensive mining man OF Gala
veras, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
| H. D. Lewis, retired coffee planter of South
| America, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
| DrFlint of San Juan arrived at the Grand
| last night and registered with his wife.
| j. B. Peaks, proprietor of the Yosemite
| House at Stockton is registered at the Palace.
| Earl H. Daggett of Visalia Deputy Sheriff OF
| Tulare County, arrived at the Lick yesterday.
| IA. Trimble, hat manufacturer of New
| York CITY, is among the latest arrivals at the
| Palace.
r. F. Thomas of Santa Barbara, well-known
attorney of that city, is making brief visit at
| the Grand.
HIM. La Rue. the Railroad Commissioner
| from Sacramento, is at the Occidental on
| short visit.
J. R. Hebron of Salinas, late member of the
! State Board of Equalization, is making visit
| at the Grand.
Robert N Butler OF Los Angeles, Republican
nominee for State Senator, arrived at the
Grand yesterday.
L. H. Valentine of Los Angeles, Republican
nominee for the ssembly, is one OF the recent
arrivals at the Grand.
Rev. B. W. R. Taylor, an Episcopalian min
lister and prominent Forester of Los Angeles,
arrived at the Occidental yesterday.
William E. Reavls merchant and livery
man of Los Angeles and delegate TO the con-
vention of Foresters, is at the Grand.
L. C. Gilman, Seattle lawyer, is here on
short business visit before the Court OF APP
peals- He is at the Palace with his wife.
w. c. Green, turfman from Kalamazoo,
Mich, returned to the Palace last night after
visit to the southern part OF the State.
J. A. R. Tapscotr, prominent Mason of
Yreka, is at the Baldwin with his wife, having
come here for the session of the Grand Lodge.
C. R. Downs of Sutter Creek, president of the
large electric light plant at that place and
night.
Mrs. H. C. Wickes, wife of prominent rail-
road official of Chicago, and Miss Wickes, we'll
known society people of Chicago, arrived at
the Palace yesterday.
c. w. Fielding, mining man from Keswick,
Shasta County, and representative of an Eng
lish syndicate interes ted in the copper mine
at Iron Mountain, is guest at the Palace.
T. H. Goodman, general passenger agent Of
H. o. no4s D.sI r..
rallying rapidly from his Illness though very
few persons are yet permitted to enter the sick
room.
Attorney Ben Sheeks ana Attorney George
Fogg of Tacoma, WASH. are in the City to ap-
pear in the Court of Appeals to-day in a case
involving the ownership of $4,000 worth of
railroad iron.
r. E. Wirsching OF Los Angeles, Republican
nominee for Supervisor, is among the guests
at the Grand. He is here with number of
other Los Angeles men as a delegate to the
grandsmeeting of Foresters soon to be held in
San Jose.
DR.. c. L. Elliott, registrar of Stanford Uni
versity, and Professor ]. NJ. StilIman, head of
the department of chemistry and acting presi-
dent of the university in DR.. Jordan's absence,
came up from Palo Alto last night and took
apartments at the California.
Milton Elliott, q capitalist and ex-Judge of
Astoria, Or, is at the California on his way to
the southern part of the State on a health and
pleasure trip. He says that Astoria has about
completed model water works that will sup
ply the city with an abundance of clear, pure
water.
Captain NJ A. Healy, formerly of the revenue
cutter Bear, has returned from trip to the
Arctic and is at the Occidental He was in
| northern waters all summer in the interests
OF local fur company and at salary in ex-
cess OF that he used to receive while In the
employ of the Government, so he man1fests no
desire to return to the old service.