The San Francisco call., 1896-04-18
PERSONAL.

Major A. S. Hay of London is in town.
E. NJ. Terquem of Paris is at the Palace
DR.. II. Cross of Sacramento is at the Palace
J.E Higgins, a business man of Astoria, is at
| the Lick.
RH White of the United States army arrived
| here yesterday.
| Samuel McMurtie, the railroad builder, of
| Guadaloupe, is here.
| Charles S. Fitch, mineowner of Yreka, ar
| rived here yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Scranton OF Scranton, Pa,
are at the Occidental.
A. E. Jefferson of Fairyiew is in the City, ac-
companied by his wife.
| C. T. Hills, q manufacturer OF Muskegon,
| Mich, is st the Occidental.
| DR.. Charles Ware Of Brooklyn, N. Y, has ar
rived here and is at the Palace.
| D. F. Griffin, a hardware merchant of Merced,
| is a guest at the Cosmopolitan.
The Rev. G. A. Offman of Sacramento is at
| the Occidental accompanied by his wife.
G. Pacheco. a livestock-grower of Ignacio, ar
rived here yesterday. He is at the Grand.
c. w. Thompson, the general merchandise
dealer, OF Tomales, is here on a business trip.
10. A. Fritchley, wealthy business man of
| st. Louis, is ON visit here accompanied by
Mrs Fritchley.
| Major George NJ Downey of the United States
| army, retired, now banker OF Salt Lake, is at
the Occidental.
E. w. Halliday and wife and Mrs. L. w.
Holer OF Sanger, Fresno County, are staying at
| the Cosmopolitan.
]. Churchill, the extensive land and mine
owner and general merchandise dealer, of
Yreka, is at the Grand.
J. Waldere Kirk of New York, known as the
King OF the Dudes, has returned here after
several months in the East.
A. +. Mulgrew, the proprietor Of Skaggs
Springs, Sonoma County, eight miles from
Guerneville. is on a visit here. He is at the
Russ.
A Paladini the millionaire fisherman, who
has been unwen and confined to his room for
month past, has recovered sufficiently to be
able to be around again.
The Baron E. de Ia Grange OF Paris, who is in
terested in gold mining in Trinity County with
F. S. Beaudry and iothers, and who was here
some months ago, has returned and is at the
Palace.
Anson Phelps Stokes, the millionaire society
leader, OF New York, and John Sherman Hoyt,
who is with him on his Western trip, returned
to the City yesterday after a week in visiting
outside points.
B. Campbell of Portland, general freight
agent of the Oregon Railway and Navigation,
and w. H. Hurlbert general passenger agent
OF the same line at Portland, arrived here yester
day and are at the Palace.
Robert Y. Robertson, editor of the PlacerviIle
Nugget, is in the City. Mr.. Robertson reports
business first class in his city. The miners are
taking hold with both hands with the opening
of spring, and the fruit industries are also
widening and developing in an excellent
degree.
General Traffic Manager Taro Adachi of the
Japanese Railway Company, Superintendent
T. Hiraoca and Engineer S. Mimura, who have
arrived here via Vancouver, are examining
the shops and other features of the Southern
Pacific system. They will leave for Russia to-
night to witness the coronation of the Car.
A. c. Perry, a wealthy livestock grower of
Round Valley, Mendocino County, is at the
Russ on his way to Weaverville to attend the
trial OF persons charged with the killing re-
Gently of two alleged cattle-thieves who were
taken from the Sheriff. Mr. Perry is to be a
witness in the case. With him is I. w. Grist
]. l. Garner and P. K. O'Farrell of Covello, also
witnesses in the case.
Samuel M. Nicholson president and gener raj
manager of an extensive file manufacturing
company at Providence, r. l., is at the Palace.
Ex-United States Senator H w. Corbett of
Oregon, who arrived at the Palace Hotel sew
eral days ago. accompanied by several of his
family has been quite i'll for two or three davs.
but was considerably improved yesterday.
Mr Corbett is banker of Portland. Heis
pioneer OF many years in Oregon .s