The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
PERSONAL.

Mayor H. N. Boggs of Stockton is at the
| Lick.
A. B. Jackson, a farmer of Salinas, is regis
tered at the Grand.
Ida Conquest, the New YORK actress, is a
guest at the Palace.
Julius Storke, an art woodworker of Mon
terey, is at the Palace.
Leland Stanford StilIman of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is guest at the Palace.
Dr. D. T. Callahan of New York City arrived
at the Grand last night.
Rev. Joseph de Forest of Baker CITY, Or, is
registered at the Grand.
Charles Aull, warden of Folsom Prison, ar
rived in town yesterday.
w. P. Thomas, an attorney Of Ukiah, is q
late arrival at the Grand.
A. D. Gassaway OF the Mayhower mine, near
Forest Hill, is at the Lick.
G. McM. Ross, mining man of Petsluma, is
visiting at the Occidental
DR.. Woodmansee, wife and child of Grass
Valley are guests at the Russ.
w. P. Harris, mine-owner OF Portland, Or,
is guest at the Cosmopolitan.
J. NJ. Lakeman, the foundryman, of Grass
Valley, is registered at the Lick.
E. L. Newberne, capitalist Of Washington,
D. c.. is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
E. B. La Pier capitalist of New Orleans
arrived at the Palace yesterday with his wife.
Mrs. Arpad Haraszthy, wife OF the big wine
merchant, is at the Lick with her daughters
They are registered from Sonoma.
Hugh Richardson and wife of Mississippi
arrived at the Palace yesterday. They VIII
sail to-day for Japan on the China.
Sisseretta Jones. the "Black Patti" and her
husband, D. r. Jones, returned yesterday
from Los Angeles and arc at the Russ.
]. Lamb Doty, United States Consul at Tahiti,
arrived at the Palace yesterday on his way to
Washington. He has ten months leave of
absence.
]. E. Quinn, son of Capitalist Quinn of walla
Walla, Wash, arrived at the Lick last night on
his way to Santa Clara College, which he will
enter as student.
Joe Gibson of Williams, capitalist and
landowner OF Colusa County, is guest at the
! Russ, where he arrived yesterday with J. E.
Rathbun, a nyeryman of Williams.
Charles H. Keyes OF Pasadena, president of
the Throop Polytechnic Institute, president of
the Pasadena Board of Trade and director OF
the Whittier Reform School, arrived at the
Lick yesterday ON a short business visit
G. L. Kennedy, a general merchant on the
island of Muki Hivi, one OF the Marquesas
group, nine degrees south of the equator,
arrived at the Occidental yesterday with his
wife, after forty-fve days sailing voyage
from Papeete, one of the island ports.
w. d. Tobey, lumber-dealer of Carson, is
among those registered at the Palace. He is
accompanied by his nephew, c. T. Bliss, q
lumber-man, whose summer home is at Lake
Tahoe, but who spends his winters in Carson
II was Mr.. Bliss father who built the fine new
excursion steamers now on Lake Tshoe, near
which he has an attractive summer home.
Among the arrivals at the Occidental last
night were two notable Japanese. DR.. T. K.
Murata, major in the Japanese army, who
has for some time been in Cuba making
study of Spanish war methods, and his COM
panion, Ariya Irakuty, civil engineer and
professor in the college of engineering in the
Imperial University at TOXIC. He has been in
England for the last two years observing en-
gineering as practiced there. Both men are
residents of Toxic.
Three teachers and the physician from the
Nez Perce Indian reservation in Idaho arrived
at the Baldwin yesterday from oregon. They
have come 10 attend the interstate Indian
ol-teaehers' convention that is TO be held
here next week. The party consists of
DR.. o. ]. West Miss Crawford Miss STAN
dirg and Miss Young. The last named
has been promoted and will, after the
convention adjourns, go to New Mexico
to teach among the Navajoes. Miss
Young says that there are about 5000 Nez
Perces, but that the race is decreasing at the
rate of one hundred year. 1t is superior
tribe. The children are quick to learn and
keep their minds well on one subject while
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