The San Francisco call., 1896-08-04
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Dr. w. A. Moore ofBenicia is at the Baldwin.
DR.. NJ S. Charles OF Suisun is visiting at the
Grand.
Captain D. F. Callinan, ~. s. A., is at the
California.
DR.. F. W. Bliss and wife of Santa Cruz are at
the Baldwin.
DR.. F. H. Lay of Fresno is at the Russ with
his wife and son.
State Senator Bart Burke of Santa Cruz is
guest at the Grand.
G. w. Tryon, a mining man of Angels Camp
Is guest at the Grand.
A. NJ. Mccoy, teacher at Red Bluff, is on
short visit at the Grand.
H. D. Knight, capitalist of Portland, Or, is
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
g. NJ. Holton OF Los Angeles is one of the re-
cent arrivals at the Baldwin.
j. F. Parks, q Jackson mining man. regis
tered at the Grand yesterday.
Colonel 7. B. Bunting of Santa Cruz is q
recent arrival at the Occidental
p. C. Severence, merchant of Boston, Mass,
is at the Palace with his family.
D. S. WILDER, Deputy Sheriff of San Diego, is
guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
S. Beck and daughter of Boise, Idaho, are
guests at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
G. c. Kenyon of Leavenworth, Kans., is reg
istered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
NJ. Levy, the merchant, of Lower Lake, Is, at
the Lick with the two Misses Levy.
G. H. schiveley, a banker of Oroyille. is
among those registered at the Grand.
C. o. Johnson, railroad man of San Luis
Obispo, is registered at the Occidental.
John F. Boag who has charge of steamship
agencies at Yokohama, is at the Palace
DR.. William Pepper, wife and three sons are
at the Palace visiting Mrs. Phoebe Hearst.
Rev. w. ]. Mohon of Modesto and S. w.
Mohon of Bakersfield are staying at the Lick
G. S. chapman, business man of st. Louis,
Mo-, is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
]. H. Duncan of the Golden Cross mine in
San Diego County, arrived at the Grand yes
terday.
Ex-Assemblyman C. A. Storke, lawyer of
Santa Barbara, is one of those registered at
the Lick.
G. NJ. Irwin OF Sslem. Or, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, is registered at the
Baldwin.
Congressman Grove L. Johnson of Sacra-
mento is at the Pleasanton with his wife and
Miss Mabel A. Johnson.
Professor W. N. Heilman, Government Super
tntendent OF Indian schools OF the United
States, is at the Pleasanton.
J. B. Rodmsn, ranchowner and stock
raiser of Woodland, is making the Occidental
his headquarters for few days.
william Campbell of Hartford, Conn. An
agent of the Hartford Life Insurance Company,
is making a short visit at the Palace.
o.J. Woodward, the Fresno banker, arrived
vt the Lick yesterday with his wife and chill
dren after completing trip TO Alaska.
JP. O'Brien of Portland, Or, superintend-
ent of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company, is at the Lick with his wife and
child.
N. Messer of San Luis Obispo is at the Lick.
He came up to attend the biennial convention
of school superintendents now in session in
Oakland.
Captain l. l. Brice of Oroville, retired Of
ficer of the United States army, who is now q
Government Fish Commissioner, is late ar
rival at the Palace.
The New York Critic, in reviewing Joaquin
Millers new volume of poetry, ''Songs OF the
Soul" predicts that it will surely bring ABOUT
Miller renaissance"
william NJ. Moss OF Bloomfield, Ind, and
Charles D. Rodestraw of Washington, D. c..
Government Supervisors of Indian instruction.
are guests at the Pleasanton.
David Foltz, the New York agent of the San
Francisco CALL and San Jose Mercury, returns
to New York to-day after pleasant visit to
his relatives and many friends in this City.
Miss L. L. Jacks of Monterey, who has just
returned from a visit to New York, is at the
Pleasan ton with her sister, Miss Margaret A.
Jacks, who came up from Monterey to meet
her.
Thomas A. Bailey, the evangelist, recently
arrived from Cork. Ireland, and is at the Ra-
mona with his wife. They are on their way TO
India, and will visit Hawaii, Australia and
New Zealand on the way.
J. P Vincent, Assessor of Fresno County,
arrived at the Lick last night. He says that
there will be very small reduction, II any, In
the years. assessment, large reduction
having been made last year.
sV Kemper, who is interested in mines IN
Butte, Mont, and who owns with other Butte
men the "Silver Bow Vineyard" near Fresno,
is at the Lick with his family, whom he is now
escorting home from Southern California.
Major H. A. Bartlett, an officer of the United
States army, who was at Mare Island for three
wears. but whose home is now in Washington,
d. c., arrived at the Palace yesterday with his
wife after completing q visit in Santa Bar
bara. They will sail on the 9th for Honolulu,
where Mrs. Bartlett will remaiu for her
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