The San Francisco call., 1896-05-05
PERSONAL.

DR.. j. A. Glass of Paso Robles is here
George Henry of Idaho is at the Occidental.
A. WE'LL of Mexico is In town for q few days
stay
C. G. Belts. the mining man, of Spokane, is at
the Lick.
R. C. Miner, an attorney of stockton, is at
the Lick.
F. C. Lusk, the attorney, of Chico, is on
visit here.
The Rev. +. Miller Of Bakersfield is at the
Occidental.
The Rev. S. MCGOWAN of Fresno Flats is
visitor here.
D. P. burst of Wheatland came down to the
City last night.
F. c. Lumby, business man of Los Angeles,
is in the City.
J. C. silverstein. a merchant OF st. Helena,
is at the Russ.
E. A. Aggeler of Ferndale is reg istered at the
Cosmopolitan.
L. N. Keiser, the merchant, of San Luis
Obispo, is in town.
A NJ. Won Merkhoff of Austria is among the
recent arrivals here.
L. T. Hatfield the attorney, OF Sacramento,
arrived here yesterday.
A. Rubstein, a general merchant of Fresno.
arrived here yesterday.
". SAOOASy d SSutEhA ASalCI Va
Pleasanton. is at the Russ.
]. C. Hall and family of Atlanta, Ca, are
staying at the Cosmopolitan.
Warner NJ. John, editor of the San Luis
obispo Tribune, is at the Grand.
Among the arrivals ct the Lick yesterday
was Captain n. T. Boyes of Sonoma.
George II. Fancher, president of the Bank OF
Merced at Merced, is here on brief visit.
Colonel John Bradbury was among the ar
rivals at the Palace. Mrs. Bradbury is with
him.
Among the arrivals here last night was R. NJ.
shackelford, the proprietor of Paso Robles
| Springs.
| o. +. Paxton, an attorney of Portland, and
| one OF the political bosses in that city, is at
| the Palace.
j. d. Dowell. fruit-grower, with ranch
near Sonoma City, is at the Russ, accompanied
| by Mrs. Dowell.
Ex-Governor Lionel A. Sheldon Of New Mex
leo is here from Pasadena, his home since his
term of office expired.
F. A. Manrico and wife and A. G. Rivera and
wife, delegates from Los Angeles to the Grand
Court OF Foresters, are guests at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
E. o. Mayfeld, editor Of the Omaha World
Herald, is In the City on a pleasure trip. He
will leave today for San Diego, where he will
remain short time and then proceed home.
Ex-Judge Richard Rising, who for many
years presided over the District Court at Vir-
ginia City, New, left for visit to South Africa
| py the last Australian steamer. He is accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs. Vail.
George c. Beckley, one of the directors of the
Wilder Steamship Company, Honolulu, has
written Major Hooper of the Occidental, say
Ing the crater of Mauna Loa broke out on Mon
DAY, April 21, at p. NJ, and was very active.
Among the delegates bound to the Republi-
can State Convention at Sacramento are the
following from Humboldt County, who are at
the Russ: E. B. Bsrnum Jr., Bridgeyille; F. r.
Horel, Arcata; w. Wallace, Eureka, and John
Dinsmore, Grizzly Bluff.
s. F. Thorn, president OF the California Hotel
Association, yesterday received this dispatch
rom ID. b. Bohn, president of the Chicago
Hotel Association: "The Chicago special train
| reached home at z this morning, with all on
board well and happy. AS manager for our
delegation desire to wire this last auieu and to
express once more our heartfelt thanks for the
magnificent courtesies bestowed on u.s."
Z. Hoppock, agent Standard Oil Company at
Fresno, and chief ranger of Fresno County of
Foresters, and his friend, E. l.. Sherman, chief
| ranger OF Hanford Court of Foresters at Han
iord, Kings County, are staying with their
irlend' Major William Fahey, proprietor OF the
cosmopolitan Hotel, and being delegates to the
Grand Court of Foresters at watsonville, leave
ior tnat place this evening on special train.