The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-23
PERSON AL.

H. r. Raynes of Yreka is in town.
J. NJ. Mannon of Ukiah is at the Lick.
T. II. Lentzinger of Fortuna is at the Russ.
F. H. Blake of sandow, B. c.. is at the Grand.
J. D. Bradley of MERGED arrived here yester-
day.
John ]. White of Fresno is late arrival
here.
S. Tamagawa of Japan is among the arrivals
here.
Ex-senator G. G. Goucher of Fresno is in the
City.
Senator Eugene Aram of Woodland is at the
Grand.
E. A. Roberts of Sacramento arrived here
yesterday.
L. ]. Maddox of Modesto is spending few
days here.
Ex-Judge j. w. Davis OF Tulare County is on
a visit here.
The Rev. w. E. Smith of MEMO Park is visit
ing the City.
H. i. Lewis, business man OF Portland, Or,
is in the City.
c. B. Burkhan, a general-store owner OF Bo-
die, is at the Russ.
Charles Monroe, business man OF Los An
geles, IS in the City.
Lieutenant C. H. Jaeger of the German army
is at the Call1Ornla.
N. B. Mansfield. mining man of Tuolumne
County, has arrived here.
E. BOSNIAN, mining and business man OF
Denver, is on visit here.
c. K. Chaplin, business man OF Portland,
Or, is at the Cosmopolitan.
E. F. Best of Washington, D. c., is at the Pal
ace, accompanied by his wife.
L. +. Moulton, the extensive Colusa County
wheat-grower, is at the Grand
S. II. Yonge, business man of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, arrived here yesterday.
J. G. Scott manager of the Lick Paper-mills.
is at the Occidental, accompanied by Mrs. Scott
and their son.
John Finnell, the great landowner of Te-
hama County, is among the arrivals here. He
is at the Palace.
George and Robert Rohnothwaite, mine
owners OF Anaconda, Mont. are stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
F. M. Graham, whose home is in San Jose and
who has important mining interests in Kern
County, is in town.
Congressman Marion de vries of Stockton
arrived here last night accompanied by Mrs
de Vries, and is at the Grand.
Brad Barnar, mining engineer of London.
who has been examining properties on the
mother lode for several years past, is at the
Grand.
DR.. NJ. Brown of Detroit. missionary who
has been several years in the Orient, arrived
here yesterday on the Belgic and is at the Cal
ifornia-
Miss Evelyn E. Smith of st. Catherine, Can
ada, and Miss E. Helen Benjamin of New York
arrived on the Belgic yesterday and are at the
Occidental.
j. NJ Engle, owner of large lumber camp
and mill al a new point in Plumas County,
where he is laying out a town, is at the Russ.
He has lately, he says, made contracts for sew
eral million feet of lumber.
II. V. Sutherland, editor of the Newsletter,
left last night for Los Angeles for a weeks stay
with his brother there. Mr.. Sutherland has
been working very hard, and this is the first
vacation he has had for long time.
Chester Holcombe of Washington, d. c.,
who has been filing position under the Gov
eminent In the Orient, is here on a vacation
and is on his way East. He will return in the
spring and become manager OF a trading COM
pany.
J. w. HartzeIl, the protector and builder of
the pioneer electric railroad of San Francisco,
which extends from the junction of Market
and Steuart streets TO the meteries, is in the
City. He took seven cars and 500 people over
the hills from the ferries to the cemeteries on
the opening day of the road.
&. j. Stearns of Oakland, Or, arrived here
with two carloads of fowls, consisting mainly
of turkeys, and all reared at Oakland, which
is one of the greatest places for fowls in the
country. There were 5000 turkeys, 1000
ducks and 1000 chickens They were all
brought down for the Christmas trade. Mr..
Stearns is a brother of Superior Judge SteArns
of Portland He is at the Lick