The San Francisco call., 1896-03-19

PERSONAL.


DR.. J. H. Barr of Marysville is in the City.
F.H. Olmsted of Japan arrived here yester-
day.
NH. Howe of Akron, Ohio, is at the 0cci-
dental.
E. Wettengel, an attorney of Chicago, is :at
| the Palace.
D.A Russell, business man of Iowa Hill, is
at the Russ.
w.B. Weber, merchant of Fresno, arrived
here yesterday.
T. NJ. Lane, mine-owner of Angels. reached
here yesterday.
Dr. Edwin ]. Boyes will leave Saturday for
trip to New York.
Senator ]. H. Shine of Sonora Is guest at
the Cosmopolitan.
], B. Rowe proprietor of large tannery at
Stockton, is in town.
FIJI. Webster, the yineyardist of Minturn, is
here on business trip.
H. Van Buren, and Mrs. Van Buren, OF Nyak,
n. Y, are at the Palace.
The Rev. ana Mrs. G. A. Ottman OF Sacrar
mento are at the Occidental.
Mrs. Hester A. Harland, the woman suffrage
advocate, is at the st. Nicholas.
Ex-senator Sprague, who is now prac.icing
law in Sacramento, is in town.
Commission is on visit to Los Angeles.
William Nettleton of Spokane was among
the arrivals here from the Northwest yester-
day.
Dr. F. R. Starr has returned from Santa Bar
bara, where he has been spending his annual
vacation.
NJ. H. Walsh, the real estate agent and own
er, of the Sonora abstract Office, is at the Cos
mopolitan.
w. F. Hete, an extensive farmer of Wheat
vile, Sunset District, Fresno County, is at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Herman Won Mumm, son of the great cham
payne manufacturer of Rheims, France, is at
the Palace, accompanied by one or two friends.
E. F. de Camp. a pioneer business man at
Mott and Willets, and owner of large areas of
land in the vicinity of both towns is at the
Russ.
w. z. Burns, prosperous business man OF
Houston, Texas, is at the Russ, accompanied
by his family. He is in California for
pleasure.
w. A. Selkirk, the editor and owner of the
new and prosperous daily evening paper of
San Bernardino the Sun, is on visit here. He
is at the Lick.
A. C. Antrim OF Los Angeles, who is extern
sively engaged in the manufacture of ala
bas tine for finishing white walls, is among the
arrivals here.
Lieutenant J. H. Heatherington. formerly of
the United States steamer Adams, has been as
signed to duty at the Hydrograghic Office at
Port Townsend.
A. II. Denny. the well-known and wealthy
pioneer general s.orekeeper and landowner of
Galatians Ranch, Slskivou County, is down for
| a few days. stay.
T. F. Moran, train dispatcher Southern Pa
cifc Company at Reno. New, is visiting his
friend. Major William Fahey, proprietor OF the
Cosmopolitan, for few days.
General A. T. Goshern of Cincinnati. who has
long been conspicuous in Ohio and held differ
ent positions of trust, is at the Palace. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Goshorn. Miss A. and Miss
c.. Goshorn, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Skees OF
Charleston. w. Va.
W. c. Ralston, secretary of the Califor-
mia Miners Association, has returned from
Boston, Washington, New York and Chicago
after long absence He says there is better
feeling regarding California mining invest
ments than six months ago. He thinks the
feeling would nave been stronger but for the
Venezuelan episode, but from this we are re-
covering rapidly.
J. Ross CLARK of Montana, owner with his
brother, William A. Clark, in bank at Butte
and in mines there and elsewhere in Montana.
and also jointly interested in the great United
Verde copper mine, Arizona, is among the
recent arrivals here. Mr.. Clark is en- route to
Los Angeles. The clarks own a railroad to
Jerome, Ariz., which they lately built, and
which carries out the product OF their mine.
J. B. Hobsen, for a long time owner OF mines
at Iowa Hill and we'll known in California,
has for some time past had the management of
some very rich gold mines in the Carriboo
country, British Columbia. 1t is said that he
lately discovered one streak of gravel on the
bedrock which assayed $50 car. The mines
are owned mainly by English and British
Columbia capitalists. Mr.. Hobson, who is now
in the city, has engaged seventy-fiye California
miners OF long experience to go north with