The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
PERSONAL.


Senator j. H. Seawell OF Ukiah is at the Grand.
w. Sarles. the Gonzales merchant, is guest
at the Grand.
D. Williams of Portland, Or, is registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
DR.. George Yardley Taylor of Burlington, N.
j., is Lick guest.
II. L. Foy of Mare Island is at the Baldwin
for few days visit.
George Mainhart, mining man OF Grass
Valley, is at the Grand.
James Walsh a cattleman of Ell Paso de
Robles, is at the Grand.
Sheriff James T. Peck of Merced is among the
late arrivals at the Lick
H. R. McNoble, a Stockton attorney, is re-
cent arrival at the Grand.
]. E. Booth, a capitalist of Provo, Utah, is
guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Ex-Judge S. F. Cell an attorney from Sa-
linas, has room at the Occidental.
j. Crittenden Underwood arrived at the Oe-
cidental yesterday from Guatemala.
]. M. Lakeman, known as prosperous miner
of Grass Valley, is staying at the Lick.
James Kiefer, the Seattle lawyer, is at the
Occidental with his wife and daughter.
D. NJ. Stuart, well-known business man of
Astoria, is a guest at the Cosmopolitan.
C. H. Policy, a wealthy rancher of Downie-
vile, is guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan are Mrs. Body and family of Santa Rosa.
George L. Fisher, manager of Fuller & Co.'s
business at Stockton, is staying at the Grand.
V. s. McClatchy, proprietor of the sacra-
mento Bee, is at the California with his wife.
A. H. Rose of Sacramento County. formerly
State official. arrived at the Grand last night.
Charles ]. Noack, the largest jewelry dealer
OF Sacramento, is spending few days at the
Lick.
Andrew B. Paris, lawyer of San Bernar-
dino, is among yesterdays arrivals at the
Russ.
James Lee business man of Eureka, Hum
bodt County, is registered at the Cosmopol-
itan Hotel.
R. P Heating of Virginia City, mining
superintendent and Democratic politician,
is among the Palace guests.
0. NJ. Galloway. an Englishman with large
interests in India. arrived here yesterday en-
route to Vancouver on business.
Mrs Helen Mckenzie of Scotland is at the
Occidental. She is on her way to Hawaii to
visit her brother, Mr.. GOWNS of Honolulu.
Among the recent arrivals at the Palace are
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Delmage and Alexander
Goodman of London. They are travelling for
pleasure.
S. W. De Witt of Washington, D. G., an In
dian claims adjuster, has returned to the
Baldwin after several months work in the
Southwest.
Colonel John H. Soper, commander OF the
Hawaiian military forces, returned yesterday
from an Eastern trip, and viii start tomorrow
for Honolulu.
J. Wakefield, an attorney, of Honolulu, is at
1t fa Ipoly1 1RaIl
They have returned from the East and are
bound for the islands.
Colonel w. P. Rutler, Chicago attorney, re-
turned to the City yesterday after concluding
some business in the country. He will leave
in day or two for his home.
John A. Hicks, William Blackstone Rankin,
Peter Ball and A. r. Denike, San Jose men,
bers of the Santa Clara County Democratic
delegation to Sacramento, arrived at the Bald
win last night.
d. A. Ostrom, ex-State senator, owner of
large ranch near Yuba and prospective Yo-
semitic Valley Commissioner, provided the
Governor makes change, arrived at the
Grand yesterday.
N C. Den, a Democratic delegate from Santa
Barbara and descendant of one of the oldest
families of that place, is at the Occidental, but
will leave for Sacramento this afternoon to at
tend the convention.
Among the City of Paras passengers for this
port yesterday was Mrs. H. H. Wharton, a
wealthy woman from Guatemala, who is on
her way to Arizona, where she proposes to
make some INVESTMENTS.
C. f. Wvman, vice. president of the San ia
Clara Fruit Exchange, is on a visit to the City,
and is quartered at the Grand Hotel. He says
the fruit crop in the Santa Clara Valley gives
excellent promise of an abundant yield.
John Bradbury, the Los Angeles capitalist
and ex-proprietor OF the Los Angeles Herald,
is at the Palace. 1t was about year ago that
Mt Bradbury made record trip around the
world as feature of his general enjoyment of
life.
Among the Central American arrivals at the
Occidental yesterday were Manuel Jiminez, a
rich coffee planter; Luisa de Jiminez and
| Narcisa Rivas, all of Salvador, and A. Asturias
Mrs Asturias and Margarita de Ascusio OF
Guatemala.
| +. w. Tallmadge, who has recently estab-
| Iished lumber mill in Guatemala, returned
| from Central America yesterday and took up
his quarters at the Grand. He is one of the
Tallmadges that used to have lumber and
shingle mills IN several of the Eastern States.
Captain NJ. F. Taylor, the manager of Hearst's
big ranch near San Simeon and San Luis
Obispo County delegate to the Democratic
Convention at Sacramento, came up from Port
Hartford by steamer yesterday. He is at the
Occidental waiting for the crowd to move
toward the capital city.
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