The San Francisco call., 1896-08-05
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
the Lick.
JW. Belknap of Stockton is at the California
with his wife.
81. A. Martin of Santa Rosa Is guest at the
Cosmopolitan.
George Wilson and wife of Santa Cruz are at
the Cosmopolitan.
]. J. Hebron, cattle-raiser, is at the Grand,
registered from Salinas.
Ira Crane Boss of the City of Mexico arrived
al the Palace yesterday.
d. G. Morgan, a mining man of Sacramento,
II registered at the Lick.
j. w. Mason, planter of Olaa, HAWAII, is
staying at The Occidental
DR.. ]. w. Trueworthy and wife OF Los An
geles are guests at the Grand.
J. P. Vandenburg of West Virginia is among
the arrivals at the California.
John F. Gilmore of London arrived at the
Palace last night from the East.
John M. Maxwell, mining man OF Lead
vile, Colo, is at the Occidental.
Frederick Cox, banker of Sacramento. Is
making short stay at the Grand.
E. II. Vance, proprietor of the Vance House
at eureka, is guest at the Grand.
states army is guest at the Palace.
James Woodbun, merchant at Sacramento,
took room at the Grand yesterday.
Frank II. Buck, the vacaville orchardist, is
one OF the late arrivals at the Palace
c. o. Bennett, merchant of Stockton, is
one OF the recent arrivals at the Grand.
FL. Z. Adams, manager of the Stockton gas
works, is at the Grand on business visit.
paok kaa Nf tho to
House OF stockton, is guest at the Palace.
Frank Bartlett, the contractor OF Livermore.
is among yesterdays arrivals at the Grand.
G. W. Beakman and r. B. Brown, orchardists
OF Lower Lake, are guests at the Occidental.
L. 7. Hatfield. lawyer and Assemblyman of
Sacramento, is making brief stay at the Lick.
Dwight Hollister. a large orchardist of Court
land, is one OF the latest arrivals at the Grand.
W. J. Niggeman, lawyer of St. Louis, Mo-.
arrived at the Occidental yesterday with
party.
Professor o. P. Jenkins, head OF the depart
ment of physiology at Stanford University, is
at the Lick.
o. McEntee and G. Crellon, who are inter-
ested in Idaho mines, are registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mrs. ]. H. Whited of Dunsmuir, wife of Divi-
sion Superintendent Whited, is at the Grand
with Miss Whited.
w. H. Mckenzie, the Fresno banker, arrived
at the Lick yesterday with his wife and Alfred
Mckenzie of Fresno.
Thomas A. Farr, manufacturer of hardware
In New York, is making the Grand his head
quarters for few days.
Colonel John T. Harrington of Colusa, a
member of Governor Budd's staff, is registered
at the Lick with his wife.
DR.. F. w. Bliss of Santa Cruz, who is mem
ber of the Sta Board OF Dental Examiners is
in the City for a few days.
]. M. Morehead of Santa Clara stopped at the
California last night on his way to the Peta-
luna races, in which some of his horses are to
compete,
Y. NJ. Pollie of Chewawa, Or, arrived from
the Northwest last night and went to the
Russ. He has come to attend the teachsEs'
convention.
Allen B. Lennon, editor of the Santa Rosa
Republican and delegate to the National
Republican Convention, registered at the Cali
fornia yesterday evening.
John NJ. Vance, who is interested in lumber
ing near Eureka and who is also connected
with the railroad from Eureka to Arcata, is
visiting at the Grand with his wife.
Lieuten ant Governor Thomas Flint Jr of San
Juan returned yesterday from an extended
Eastern trip which took him as far east as
Maine. He is registered at the Grand.
Colonel John Lane of Spokane, Wash, chief
of the Indian Supply Warehouse In this City,
returned to the Occidental yesterday, bringing
his wife and daughter from the Northwest.
Frank Lincoln, the humorist who has just
concluded series of appearances at the Chau-
tauqua assemblies of the Pacific Coast, has
arrived at the Baldwin for few weeks prior to
q second tour of the world.
w. D. Mcdonald, cashier for the las six years
of the First National Bank of McMinnvilie
Or, arrived here yesterday on his way to San
Diego in search of health He says that he
feels sure that Mckinley will carry Oregon.
Mr.. Mcdonald is at the Lick with his wife.
State Treasurer Levi Rackliffe of Sacramento
will remain at the Grand until Saturday, when
he will start for home. Mr.. Rackliffe says that
protection for California is an issue much more
important than the silver question.
]. F. Graham, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived from Portland few days ago to spend a
well-deserved vacation in this City and vicin-
ity. Mr.. Graham is the general master
mechanic of the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company. He is stopping at the Lick.
Miss Beatrice Harraden of London, the
author of "Ships That Pass in the Night" re-
turned to the Occidental last night with her
companions, Mr. and Mrs, John A. Kendeil of
Ell Cajon, San Diego County. The invalid
author is apparently considerably improved
in health after her visit in Blythdale.
s. Asano, president of the prospective Japan
ese Oriental Steamship Company, that is to
make San Francisco, Portland or San Diego its
terminus on this coast, left the Palace yester-
day evening for San Diego, accompanied by H.
o. Kowa and S. Tymioka, whose fiuency in
speaking English as aided their chief mate
rally in his conferences here with the powers
that be, commercially. II. Habayashi, another
member of the party, will follow his COM
panions this forenoon.