The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
PERSONAL.

Dr.. W. Paul of Santa Clara is late arrival
at the Russ
Bruce Waring of Honolulu is at the Lick
with his WIFE,
Judge Ansel Smith OF Stockton is late ar
rival at the Grand.
J. B. Pleads, a hotel man of Stockton, is a
guest at the Palace.
j. B. Richardson, an orchardist of Suisun, is
rooming at the Grand.
F. strahle, the Yokohama merchant, is at
the Palace with his wife.
HSherif H. L. Borguard of Bakersfield is at
the Russ on a business trip.
II. o. Johnson and wife of San Luis Obispo
are guests at the Occidental.
K. L. Peeler, a gubernatorial attache, is at
the California from Sacramento.
W. D. Tobey, a mining man of Carson, Nev
is at the Palace with Mrs. Tobey.
William H. Taylor, mining man Of Glen
dale, Or, has room at the Palace.
w. II. Waddington, professional man from
Los Angeles, is guest at the Russ.
Commodore w. H. skerrett is guest at the
Lick and is registered from Vallejo.
Charles H. Sktdmore of New York is now at
the Palace on briet business visit.
B. w. Clark of Santa Cruz is in town for a
few days. He has room at the Russ.
Ex-Governor R. K Colcord of Nevada is at
the Palace registered from Carson City.
w. A. Dwight, journalist of Portland, Or,
is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
H. s. Chapman and wife of Taylor Mill are
among the latest arrivals at the Baldwin.
Isaac Wright and wife of Winters arrived at
the Palace last night on their bridal trip.
A. Braly of San Diego arrived at the Grand
last night with his wife and two children.
Savin Lissa, h Butte mining man, is down
from Montana and has room at the Russ.
s. H. McCrea, wealthy citizen of Chicago, is
at the Baldwin, with his wife and two children.
R. L. Myers, a prominent business man of
Elkhart, Ind, is guest at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
w. A. Sattley, an extensive merchant in
Chicago, is among the recent arrivals at the
Palace
John NJ. Wilson, the owner of large dairies
and creameries at Stockt ton, is at the Russ with
his wife.
Captain o'Connell, U. S. A., Mrs. O'Connen
and Miss O'Connel are recent arrivals at the
California
K. ]. Iwanishi, japanese traveller, was
among the Rios passengers yesterday He is
at the Palace.
W. ]. Galbraith, MD, chief surgeon of the
Union Pacific Railway, whose home is in oma-
ha is visiting this City.
Daniel E. Hayes of Folsom, member of the
foundry firm of Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes, is
guest at the Occidental.
J. G. Day Jr., contractor of Cascade
Locks, Or, has returned to the Palace after
few days in the country.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel are J. F. Bloodgood and wife, promi-
nent residents of Los Olivos, Cal
ALI Herbert and R. Degautin, two Parisians on
a tour of the world, are at the Occidental, hav-
ing arrived from the Orient yesterday.
l. K. Fisher of Santa Barbara, formerly n
extensive cattle dealer and raDcher there and
a prominent citizen, is at the Occidental.
George B. Hunt, son of American Consul
Hunt at uongkOng, arrived on the Rio yester-
day from the Orient, and took e room at the
Occidental.
DIR. F. D. Coleman and F. D. Coleman Jr., Of
Portland, Me-, have arrived in the City on
pleasure trip and are registered at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
n. II. Foster, the assistant manager of the
Southern Pacific Company's Pacific Coast Divi
sion, left for his old home in Connecticut with
his family last night.
Among the Rios passengers that went to the
Occidental after landing last evening were A.
J.. Jackson, G. S. Harris, ID. Z. Young, S. ii.
Edwards and V. Adey-all of London, Eng
land.
DR.. E. Rudel of Deli, Sumatra, was passen-
ger on the Rio yesterday. He is a German
physician on his way to Paris for six months
stay after residence of eight years on the Is
land OF Sumatra. DR.. Rudel is at the Occi-
dental.
Among the latest arrivals at the California
are three young bachelor members of the
faculty of Stanford University-Professor R. E.
Allardice of the department of mathematics.
DR.. II. C. Myers and Instructor L. w. Young of
the departme of che mistry.