The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24
PERSONAL.


Grand.
Judge E. A. Bridgford of Colusa is at the
Grand.
W. J. o'Brien of San Jose is at the Baldwin
with his wife.
W. E. Rogers, mining man OF Amalie, is
registered at the Lick.
c. Steenbergh, an orchardist of Brentwood,
has room at the Lick.
II. Thomas, an attorney at Redding, arrived
at the Grand yesterday.
Lieutenant C. Fl. Couchheimer of the United
States navy is at the Palace.
j. c. Lewis, son of the welI.known Portland
chemist, has arrived at the Palace.
Mrs. Z. H. Keefe and daughter, of Sonora, are
stopping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
4. c. Lotus, mining man of Railroad Fiat,
is among the late arrivals at the Grand.
DR.. d. Smith, physician at the Nspa State
insane asylum, is guest at the Palace
J. ?. Melville, mining man of Grass Valley,
is among the latest arrivals at the Grand.
G. P. Manchester, editor of the Tulare Citi-
zen, is in San Francisco for brief sojourn.
D. H. Arnold, large ranch-owner of Colusa,
is at the Occidental on short business visit.
NJ. Simmons, a wealthy fruiI-raiser of San
Jose, is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Fred Searls, son of the well-known Judge
Searls, is at the Palace, registered from Nevada
City.
G. A. Lung of the United States Navy is q
guest at the Palace in company with Mrs.
Lung.
R. B. Marshall of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey is staying at the Occidental for q
few days.
James Barlogi. wealthy rancher and mine
owner of Nevada, is guest al the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel.
George Campbell, for many years mining
man at Grass Valley, arrived at the Baldwin
last night.
J. W. B. Montgomery, prominent politician
at his home in Chico, registered at the Grand
yesterday.
Ed Kelly of the Berlin Machine Works at
Beloit, Wis, is guest st the Grand, registered
from Chicago.
B. F. Hudelson, State president of the A. P.
A, is a guest at the Lick, and is registered
from Oakland.
William W. Terry. proprietor OF Hires root
beer, is at the Occidental He is registered
from Philadelphia.
Nine. saint-Dzier of Paris, wife of min
ing engineer now in California, arrived at the
Occidental last night.
J. B. Waldmore of Los Angeles, a well-known
merchant of that place, is making short busi-
ness visit at the Grand.
T. ]. Field, Democratic delegate from Mon
terey to the recent convention, is registered at
the Palace with his wife.
II. P. Goodman, the Napa banker, with his
daughters, Miss Claire and Miss Ruth Good
man, is staying at the Palace
W. j. Simonton of New York City, son of one
of the former owners of THE CALL and Bulletin,
is making short visit at the Grand.
State Senator f. L. Coombs and Sheriff
George H. Mckenzie came from Napa yester.
day and went to the Grand in company.
A. P. Halfhin of Los Angeles of the
stockholders in the fish packing-house in
operation, is at the Grand for short visit.
James Yoman and wife. prominent resid ents
OF Sutter Creek, have returned from Santa
Cruz and are registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Fritz Xix of Saarbrenken Germany, and
Virgilio Vianello of Triest Austria, have re-
turned TO town and taken up their quarters
again al the Lick.
James f. Mills who is extensively interested
in mines in Plumas County, and who has other
mining interests in Mexico is at the Occi-
dental, registered from Quincy
Heryey Lindley OF Los Angeles, chairman of
the California delegation at the National Re.
publican Convention at st. Louis, returned
from the East last night and took room at the
Palace.
Dan Stewart, one of the earliest residents of
the little town of lone, where he has lived
since 1858, came to town yesterday and took q
room at the Grand. He conducts a general
merchandise business in the small valley, IN
which agriculture is the principal occupation
followed
Emery A. Donahoo OF Fresno, who is great
admirer of the "noble art of seIfdefense,' is
in town a short visit. He received good
deal OF fstic training himself as member of
the Olympic Club, and during several years at
Stanford University was recognized as the
leading exponent of the fstic science.
Major-General r. Blundell of the British
army returned to the Occidental yesterday
from Riverside, where he and his wife went re-
Gently to view the grave of their son. They
will now resume their journey eastward to
England, the general having completed SER
vice OF forty years and given up his command
in India.