The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
PERSONAL.

Dr.J.F. Cristol of Santa Cruz is guest ~
the Grand.
]. B. Coonan, an attorney OF Eureka, is
Grand guest.
DIR. s. L. Blake of weaverville is staying at
| the Baldwin.
J. Dunn. the Los Angeles merchant, Is now
! at the Grand.
George c. Miller of Perm, Ind, is at the Lick
with his wife.
Judge ]. P. Haynes Of Eureka is making
short visit at the Lick.
R.H. Wiley. an attorney from Monterey, Is
registered at the Grand.
D.N. Caruther. the Santa Rosa merchant, is
| at the Lick with his wife.
C. Holt. an extensive wine-maker OF Napa, Is
among the Grands guests.
David S. Jordan and wife of Palo Alto are at
the Occidental for a brief stay.
A. ]. Reynolds, an orchardist OF walnut
Grove, is a guest at the Grand
L. P. Lowe, the Pasadena hotel proprietor, is
at the California with his wife.
John B. Parish, mining man from Denver,
Colo, has room at the Palace.
Judge J. H. seawell of Ukiah is at the Grand
with the Democratic politicians.
F. B. Mallory, Los Angeles hotel proprie-
| tor, is a guest at the Occidental.
DR.. C. H. Reed, a physician Of San Luis
Obispo, has q room at the Grand.
Clay W. Taylor prominent attorney Of Red
! ding, is registered at the Palace.
]. B. Hoyt, big ranch-owner of Birds Land
/ ing, is q recent arrival at the Grand.
Lyndan Miller, Stockton real estate dealer,
took room at the Grand yesterday.
Charles A. wetmore, who has large wine
vats at Stockton, is at the Occidental.
| Wa1kar huniuaaa mi N nj HonoIrlrI
Is guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
w. Gesner Allan, capitalist OF Fresno, is
among the late arrivals at the California
DR.. Benjamin P. Barker, Livermore physi-
clan, is making short stay at the Baldwin.
DR.. P. P. Gray of Ellensburg, Wis, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Occidental.
Frank r. Niche, a mining man of Downie-
vile, registered at the Lick last night with his
vile.
George W. Rice, prominent merchant of
| San Miguel, is at the Lick. on q short business
visit.
W. G. Higgins, q member of the Chicago
Board of Trade, arrived at the Palace last
night.
| J. G. Day Jr Of Cascade Locks, Or, the builder
of the great locks at that place, is Palace
| guest
| Among the Grand arrivals Is T. J. Weldon of
Ukiah, formerly a hotel proprie tor at that
! place.
! Mrs. z. Carr of Portland has returned from
Vallejo and iA staying at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
| Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel are DR.. Rufus willard and daughter
OF Seattle, Wash.
E. NJ. Pinney and n. E. Pinney, wealthy
stock-ralsers OF Montana, are registered at the
| Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mrs. Jane L. Stanford has returned to her
California-street residence after visit of sev-
eral weeks in New York.
! L. Percy Mills of San Jose is at the Baldwin.
He has come to this City to do journalistic
work on sporting paper.
| Hilaik Belloz, a University extension lee
turer from Oxford College, England, arrived at
the Occidental last night with his wife.
| John McGonigle, prominent Democrat of
Ventura, returned to the Grand last night
with his fellow-delegates to Sacramento.
| John Buckingham, the Ukfah journalist
United States revenue collector, and promi-
nent Democratic poll tician, is at the Grand.
| Heber c. Tilden and bride were at the Cali
| fornia for brief stay, but are now on their
way to Los Angeles for the wedding trip proper.
w. H. Workman, ex-Mayor of Los Angeles,
and a prominent resident and capitalist of
that city, took room at the Grand last night
William H. Hammond of visalia, brother of
the Hammond of the recent South Africa
prison notoriety, arrived at the Lick last night.
A. Caminetti, ex-Democratic Congressman
and a possibility in the next fight against
Grove L. Johnson of Sacramento, is at the
Lick.
DR.. n. NJ Staire of Ventura, one of the dele
gates to the recent Democratic State Conven-
ton, stopped at the Grand last night on his
way home.
Sam I. Allard, one of the recently elected
Democratic Presidential electors, is at the
Grand, registered from Eureka, where he is a
prominent business man.
II. G. Church, prominent merchant of
| Clinton, Wis, is sojourning in California, and
will visit all the principal cities OF this coast
He is registered at the Grand.
Caesar E. Lataillade, the city councilman of
Santa Barbara who is known as King of the
Third Ward" returned last night from the
Sacramento convention, to which he was a
delegate, and registered at the Grand.
Thomas A. Rice ex-Assemblyman of Ven.
tura County and delegate to the Democratic
State Convention, is registered at the Grand
from FL Rio, the town that until Mr.. Rice re-
Gently had its name changed, bore the uneu-
phonious misnomer of New Jerusalem.
A. R. Grant, a graduate of Yale and student
at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in
terday. He is accompanied by Henry Doyle.
New York journalist. They are here in the in
terests of two newspapers and bicycle COM
pany.
H. C. Nash, the librarian at Stanford Uniyer-
sty, came up from Palo Alto yesterday even
ing on brief personal business trip. He
says that things are very quiet on the college
campus, though about 100 students are there
in attendance upon the summer school. Most
of the professors are away on their vacation
outing.
]. W. Bacon an Harold B. Bompas, London.
ers on pleasure trip around the world, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday from the North
west. They came across the Pacific on the
Empress of India, after collecting curl os and
bric-a-brac in Japan. This is Mr. Bacon's Sec
ond circuit of the globe. In day or two the
travellers will go to the Yosemite and thence
eastward, with, the expectation of reaching
London late in July, after an absence of nine
months.
D. P. Hatch, an attorney of Los Angeles, is
registered at the Grand. Mr.. Hatch was the
Superior Judge of Santa Barbara County, who
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