The San Francisco call., 1896-07-21
PERSONAL.

st. Nicholas.
PERSONAL.
81. Levy, the Pescadero merchant, is at the
Lick.
J. H. Herald of Seattle is at the Grand with
Miss Herald.
II. S. Josiyn and wife of Woodland are stay
ing at the Ramona.
Judge ]. 81. Logan of Santa Cruz arrived at
the Lick last night.
E. W. Runyon, the banker of Red Bluff, is a
visitor at the Palace.
o. L. Barrier and wife of Chicago are regis
tered at the Baldwin.
Dr. L. N. spratling of the United States navy
is guest at the Palace.
W. N. Mackay, schooItescher of Eureka, is
at the Grand with his wife.
G. A. Grahame of San Jose is registered with
the arrivals at the California
Mel Thomas, mining man of Douglas Flat
is at the Russ with his mother.
J. H. Jamison, a Niddletown mining man, IS
making short stay at the Russ.
William H. McGregor, of Auckland, N. T., is
making brief visit at the Grand.
DR.. s. c. Martin Jr. of st. Louis, No., IS one OF
the latest arrivals at the Baldwin.
s. Rinaldo of San Jose, cigar manufacturer,
ACBAstcIeU at the FaIdce last night.
James ]. Harden and Miss Eudora Harden of
santa Rosa are guests at the California
Robert G. Barton, the theatrical manager of
Fresno, is registered at the Occidental
Joe c. Wolfskill, a well-known resident of
suisun, registered at the Lick yesterday.
James Mcneil, well-known resident of
santa Cruz, is at the Palace on a short visit
George D. Green, the mine-owner of Grass
nf hn lat orriu oleo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William T. Jeter of
Santa Cruz is one of the guests at the Palace.
]. B. Peakes, proprietor of the Yosemite
House at Stockton, is registered at the Palace.
W. E. Duncan ST., mining man of Oroville.
is among those who arrived at the Lick yester-
day.
George T. Rives, superintendent of mine
in lnyo County, arrived at the Grand yester-
day.
R. Masiquirs, a wealthy japanese, arrived at
the Palace last night and registered from
Japan.
Cyrus r. Sargent. landowner and real es
tate dealer OF Minturn, is q guest at the Occi-
dental.
II. w. Crabb, the fruit merchantof of Oakyille.
Is one of the guests that arrived at the Grand
last night.
J. C. Tice, travelling agent for Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s express, returned to the Grand yesterday
from Stockton.
Louis II. Sage, proprietor of Congress Springs,
Santa Clara County, is at the Lick with his
mother, Mrs. S. {. Sage.
Jessie Titus, manager of the Golden Eagle
Hotel at Sacramento came to town last night
and went TO the Palace.
]. F. Barnett, proprietor of a stage line of
which Ukiah is one of the termini is one of
the recent arrivals at the Russ.
The Pacific Coast Gas Association has located
It's temporary headquarters in Parlor c. Palace
Hotel, with John A. Britton in charge.
]. t. RAIDER of fremont, Ohio, is among those
registered at the Grand. He is connected with
the Claus Shear Company of that place.
Brainard j. Smith, one of the officials of the
State Prison at Folsom, arrived at the Grand
last night and registered from Sacramento.
A. G. Gsasen of San Diego, a member of the
Governors staff, is guest at the Grand, which
he will make his headquarters during this
week.
J. II. Keller, chef of the Gait House at Louis
vile, KY, arrived at the Palace yesterday on
summer recreation trip to avoid the heat of
the East.
Rev. L. D. Mansfield, an Episcopal minister
of San Jose, arrived at the Occidental yester-
day with his wife and S. II. Mansfield and wife
of Quincy. III.
George H. Thomas OF Detroit, Mich, who has
been in this State some time introducing a
machine alleged to locate ore, returned to the
Grand yesterday.
w. Z. Rogers, owner of the Amelia gold mine
at Amelia, Colo, has taken up his residence at
the Lick, where he and his wife will stay dur
ing the warm weather.
Joseph Hall, one of the firm of Hall Rros
who own large woolen-mills at Norwich.
Conn, is late arrival at the Grand. He has
been buying wool in this State.
Eugene Dupont, the American powder king
here on his first visit to this coast is q guest
at GIL Chestnut street of Captain John Ber
mingham, president of the California Powder
Works.
n. II. Foster, assistant manager of the Pacific
system of the Southern Pacific Company. re-
ported for duty at the railroad building
yesterday morning, after months absence in
the East.
Major Jose R. Pico. who recently won a suit
against the State for maintaining company
of native Californians during war times. ar.
rived at the Russ yesterday and registered
from Oakland.
Samuel McMurtrie, the civil engineer at
work upon the Southern Pacific Railroads
coast extension in Santa Barbara County. ar
rived at the Palace yesterday and registered
from Del Monte.
u
now on q tour of the world with his wife, re-
turned 10 the Occidental yesterday from Del
Monte, whittier he went soon after his arrival
from the Orient recently by the Doric
Ernesto Bachman. Chief Deputy Collector
and Appraiser at La Libertad, is here from
Central America on pleasure trip and Incl
dentalIy to pick up information on the man
agement of the local custom-house business.
Colonel William Forsyth of Fresno, head of q
syndicate that is establishing large plant for
seeding raisins, arrived here yesterday. Over
$250,000 is invested in the company, which
represents both local and Eastern capital.
When the plant shall have been com pleted it
is estimated that it will be able to turn out two
carloads OF raisins day.
Z. S. Babcock, president of the San Diego
Electric Streetcar Company, president of the
San Diego and Coronado Ferry Company.
pre- sident of the San Diego Mountain Water
Company. president of the Coronado Beach
Company, ana manager and half owner of the
great Hotel del Coronado, completed a short
visit yesterday at the Palace and in the even