The San Francisco call., 1896-07-01
PERSONAL.

DIR. c. H. Edwards of San Jose is at the Pal
ace.
Judge A. P. overton of Santa Rosa is at the
Russ.
Judge Justin Jecobs of Hanford is at the Ra-
mona.
H. NJ Levinsky, q Stockton attorney, is among
the Grands guests.
E N. Hinton of Kent, Eng, arrived at the
Baldwin yesterday.
L Dunipe of Spain arrived at the Palace last
night from the East.
George H. Fox. mining man of Clements,
Cal. is at the Grand.
State Senator J. NJ. Gleaves of Redding is
registered at the Grand.
LF Moulton, who owns extensive ranches
near Colusa, is at the Grand.
J. Sudonegui, music-teacher of Mexico. has
arrived at the Cosmopolitan.
NJ. Banmann of Cape Town. South Africa, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday.
The Rev. George P. Pierson and wife of otau,
Japan, are guests at the Occidental
]. j. Pratt, au orcnardist and fruit-dealer of
Yuba City, has room at the Grand.
L. E. Johnson, an attorney at Los Angeles, is
one OF the late arrivals at the Grand
Among last nights arrivals at the Russ was
j. w. Turner, an attorney OF Eureka
H C. Morse and family of Williamsburg,
Iowa, are guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge J. w. Turner, lawyer of Eureka, is
at the Russ on business visit to town.
G. F. Sierra, the new italian Consul, arrived
last light at the Occidental with his wife.
Dr. H. c. Myers of the chemistry department
of Stanford University, is at the California.
R. C. Wilson, mining man of Red Bluff, is
making the Grand mis- home for few days.
A. ]. Mcknight and wife of Vallejo are spend
ing few days in the City as guests at the Ra-
mona.
n. W. Crabb, rancher and fruit-dealer of
Oakville, is among the latest arrivals at the
Grand.
P. C. Musgrave of London arrived on last
nights overland train and took room at the
Palace.
Among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday
was DR.. William H. Taylor, banker of Glen
den, Or.
A. NJ. speck, the real estate man, has re-
turned from business visit in the southern
portion of the State
Louis A. Robertson, who wrote the poem to
be read at the coming Fourth of July celebra-
ton in this City, is at the Occidental
j. Jerome Smith of stockton, capitalist and
mining man, with large interests in Tuolumne
County, is staying at the Palace for few days.
Carl Purdy of Ukiah, botanist of some
standing in this State, has returned from an
excursion in the high Sierras and is registered
at the Ramona.
A. B. Smith of Fresno, manager for the whole
sale grocery firm of Wellman-Peck of that
place, arrived at the Grand yesterday on q
brief business visit to town.
Bailey Willis, a member of the United States
Geological Survey, arrived from Washington,
D. c., last night with his sister, Miss Hope
Willis. They are at the Occidental.
capitalist and brewer, made a flying trip to
this City yesterday. After transacting consid-
cradle business here he returned home on the
steamer Sunol.
General N. P. Chipman of Red Bluff, a we'll
known lawyer of that place and politician
who has several times been talked of as Re-
publican candidate for Governor, is making
short stay at the Palace.
w. q. Kazlakonsky, A. Sigel, G. Deles, H.
Lefksy and S. Siegel, members of Russian
band from New York, arrived at the Russ yes
terday. They have come here for musical
engagement at one OF the local resorts.
H. H. Stanton, who was until a month ago
one OF the lessees of the Baldwin, but who is
now extensively interested in mines in Kern
County, arrived from Bakersfield yesterday to
conclude mining deal for an English syndi-
cate. He is guest at the hotel where he was
once host.
Dr. b. >. Gauand or New York arrived at the
Palace yesterday from the East. He was born
in Red Bluff, his father, Joseph Galland hav-
ing been '49-er. The doctor is q young man
just graduated from the Bellevue Medical Col
lege and is now bound around the world on q
trip to which he proposes to devote about three
years, lingering wherever he finds an agree
able place. DR.. Galland was graduated from
Yale with the class of '92.
J. F. Springer of st. Paul, Mimi, arrived at
the Occidental yesterday with his wife, Mr.
Springer was for fifteen years manager of the
white goods department. for Lindeke, Warner
& Sehurmerer, and resigned that position to
assume the management in this City of the
linen department. of Levi Strauss & Co. The
st. Louis papers have some very compliments
ary notices regretting Mr.. Springer's depart
ure.
Professor T. A. G. -Perrine, head of the de-
partment of electrical engineering at Stanford
University, is at the Palace with his wife
They are on their way to Washington, d. c., to
visit the family of Mrs. Perrine' father who is
one of the prominent United States Senators
resident in the capital. Professor Perrine is
considered one of the foremost men in his line
in America, as he combines much practical ex.
perience with a scientific knowledge of elec-
trical engineering. For several years he was
assistant electrician for the United States
Electric Lighting Company at Newark, n. j.,
for five years manager of the insulated wire
department for John A. Roebling's Sons Com
pany at Trenton, n. j., and for the year pre-
ceding his coming to this coast was treasurer
of the German Electric Company at Boston,
Mass.