The San Francisco call., 1896-07-02
PERSONAL.

r. E. Donohoe, liveryman of Ukiah, is at
the Russ.
J. NJ. Manning, an attorney of Los Angeles, is
at the Grand.
Among the Russ guests is 8. Risa, Super
visor of Butte County
Louis Dean, the Reno (Nev.) cattleman, is at
the Russ with his wife.
w. A. Allen of Santa Barbara is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Simon Russek and wife of Jiminez, Mexico,
are guests at the Occidental.
+. d. Fraser, mine superintendent of Siski-
you County, has room at the Russ.
l. G. Bunnell, an orchardist of Prsttville is
among the latest arrivals at the Russ.
Professor Herbert C. Nash, librarian of STAN
ford University, is at the Lick on short visit
]. D. Carr, the well-known capitalist and
ranch-owner of Salinas, is guest at the occi-
dental
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel are 7. W. Jackson and J. E. Fahey of
Sonora.
DR.. ]. McLeish, mine-owner of Chihuahua.
Mex, registered at the Grand yesterday with
his wife.
Treunor Coffin, attorney for the Bullion Bank
of Carson, New, is at the Grand on little
business trip.
Henry Frohman of the firm of Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman leaves the City on q busi-
ness trip to-day.
A. F. Albert, we1l-known travelling sales
man OF Memphis, Tenn, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan HOTEL
T. c. Johnson, who raises fine stock and owns
ranch property near Pleasanton, is q recent
arrival at the Grand.
H. E. Holmes and G. o. Holmes, who own
large tannery in Sacramento, are among those
registered at the Grand.
George II. Evelend, who conducts q general
merchandise business at Folsom, is registered
at the Russ with his wife.
Professor Charles B. Wing of the civil en-
gineering department. at Stanford University
is registered at the California.
J. H. Talge, J. H. Cowley and R. s Ballard,
well-known travelling statesmen of Missouri are
guests st the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
E. Heavy and wife of Lodi arrived at the
Grand yesterday afternoon on their bridal trip
Mr.. Heavy is one of Lodf's business men.
George L. Fischer, manager OF the Stockton
branch of William 7. Fuller & Co., is at the
Grand on one OF his periodic business visits.
A. l. Hart, who was Attorney-General while
Governor Perkins was CaIifornia's chief execu-
tive, ana who Is now prominent lawyer of
sacramento, arrived at the Grand yesterday
with his wife.
Timothy Hopkins, the capitalist and founder
of the Hopkins Seaside Laboratory at Pacific
Grove as an adjunct 10 Stanford University, az
rived at the Palace yesterday from his country
home . Aenlo Park
Ex-Congressman A. Caminetti came down
from Jackson yesterda y, made short stay at
the Grand, and took the evening train for
Chicago 10 attend the Democratic consultation
over the precarious condition of the party.
Edward de Ia Cuesta, a descendant of one
OF the sterling old Spanish families of Santa
BARBARA County, arrived at the Grand last
night in company with III. ]. Loughlin, who is
engaged in general merchandise business
at Santa IneZ, near which place the De Ia
Cuestas have large ranch.
District Deputy Exalted Grand Ruler of the
b. r. Elks OF California aud Arizona Ernest
Uiman lett for Cincinnati last evening to at
tend the session of the Grand Lodge of that
order 10 be held in that city July z. During
his term he has been successful in instituting
more lodges than any of his predecessors.
Among the navy officers that arrived here
yesterday, are: John D. Mcdowell, registered
et the Baldwin; PRymaster c. w Littlefeld
registered 81 the Palace: W. W. Gilmer and E
T. Witherspoon, registered at the Occidental
and R. Godfrey Brodrier, engineer of the l.
S. :. Charleston, who is at the California.
A Macintosh, formerly president of large
Seattle bank, and now interested in mining
properties in the Northwest, is q guest ut the
Lick. He is member of the San Francisco
Gold Mining Exchange, and during the past
year has lived with his family near Menlo
Park, mis- son and his daughter being students
at Stanford University.
Frank A. Nankiven, the young artist, who
made his first reputation as a caricaturist on
the San Francisco CALL, has been engaged bv
Puck. He worked for while on the New YorE
World and later on the Journal, his efforts
striking the fancy of the Puck people. Mr..
Nankiveh IS considered one of the most prom
ising artists OF the metropolis and great fu-
ture is in store for him.-New York Fourth
Estate.
n. Andrews, agent at Colon, Panama, of the
Liverpool Steamship Company, arrived at the
Palace yesterday by way of Panama and the
coast. He is here on private business Mr.
Andrews says that at present and for twelve
months past 1000 men have been at work but
in rather q purposeless way, on the Panama
canal, which ne eharacterizes as gigantic
oonundrum that he and others not imme-
diately connected with the enterprise have
long since given up as unsolvable.
c. s. Barring Gould, cousin of S. Barring
Gould. the English writer of historical novels
dealing with medieval times, is guest al the
Palace. Mr.. Gould is here to see the sights OF
America and incidentally to be away from
johannesburg, South Africa, during the un-
certain storm and stress period that has main
tained there fer some time. He says he has
met his cousin, who is an older man than him
self BY many years. This Mr.. Gould has spent
large part OF his life in South Africa CON
nected in one way and another with the dis
mond business, the principal industry of that
country. He was q guest for short time at
the johannesburg Hotel with Mrs. John Havs
Hammond, who he says spent her tine worry
ing over the probable fate of her husband. All
the best positions in Johannesburg are held
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