The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-03
PERSON AL

| E. J. Dubois of Paris is here
FIJI. Land of Salinas is late arrival here.
G. T. Bliss of Carson. Nevada, is at the Pal
ace.
Charles T. Noacke of Sacramento is on visit
here.
Attorney Nicholas Bowden OF San Jose Is in
town.
George Eckert, a business man of Fresno, is in
the City.
The Rev. P. J. Farrelly of Pasadena is at the
Occidental.
@. W. Cook of Boston, the excursion agent, is
at the Palace.
H. Pyburn, Recorder of Salinas is at the
Baldwin Hotel.
W. M. yanderburst, a business man OF sa-
| linas, is in town.
The Rev. Alexander Eakin of Santa Cruz is
| at the Grand Hotel.
| w. F. Knox Jr., a lumber-dealer of Sacra-
mento, is at the Grand.
| r. C. Terry, the widely known wine-grower
| of Clayton, is at the LICK.
p Wheeler OF Eldridge CAL, farmer, is at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Sheriff John L. Mathews of Salinas Is among
the arrivals at the Baldwin.
G. Budlene, proprietor of large livery
stable at Salinas, is in the City.
p H. Gohn, an old-time banker Of Virginia
City, is among the arrivals here.
The Rev. E. Graham of Chico is here on
brief visit. He came yesterday.
Dr. P A Lowering of the new and feet war
ship Oregon is at the Occidental.
H.P. c. Barnhardt came up from Santa Cruz
yesterday and is at the Occidental.
Raleigh Barcar, the attorney and newspaper
proprietor, of VacaviIle, is at the Lick.
DR.. NJ. E. Gonzales and Mrs. Gonzales re-
turned here yesterday and are at the Palace.
Major ]. R. Houghton of Chico, who is
interested in many enterprises there, is in the
City.
Louis Gundeifnger, pioneer business
man of Fresno, arrived in the Bay City yester-
day.
Sid LeweIlen and wife, of Stockton, are
among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopolitan
Hoteis@
E.. Hale of the well-known business firm
brief visit.
George F. Hooper, the prominent grape
grower and ralsin-maker OF Sonoma, is on q
visit to the City.
Superior Judge w. M. Conley of MADEIRA, the
youngest Judge on the Superior bench IN Cali
fornia, is in the City.
p. P. Chamberlain of Redwood City, Treas
urer of San Mateo County, was among yester.
days arrivals at the Lick.
Wharton Barker, banker of Philadelphia,
has arrived here. He will probably remain
several weeks in the State.
F. A. Him, the millionaire land and city
property owner of Santa Cruz, is among re-
cent arrivals at the Occidental.
C. G. White, manager of the new and great
| racetraek at Monterey, and of the Hotel del
| Monte stables, is at the Baldwin.
1. w. Heffner, prominent business man of
| Snohomish, Wash, is in the City and regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
| L. NJ La Salle proprietor of a large general
store Martinez, and one OF the oldest resi-
dents there, is here on business trip.
| w. Geddes came down from Stockton to wit
ness the fight between Fitzsimmons and
Sharkey He is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
! L B. Curtin, the rising young attorney of
Sonora, Tuolumne County, is in the City on
! business and registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
| G. L. Fisher, business man of Central
| America, was one of the arrivals here by the
steamer San Jose and left yesterday on visit
| to Stockton.
| J. B. Castle, the wealthy m erchant of Homo
| lulu who has for years been prominent in the
affairs of the Hawaiian Government, arrived
mere yesterday.
w. A. Plunkett, an attorney who has been
engaged in good deal OF important litigation
in this City, is confined to his home by serious
Illness. His friends have hopes of his re-
| covery.
Librarian A. NJ. Jelllson of the Mechanics
Institute Library will start for the East next
Sunday on four weeks tour of inspection of
the larger cities and will at the same time be
enjoying his first vacation in long time.
F. NJ. Galbraith, a wealthy business man OF
Louisville, KY, who arrived in California
some time since accompanied by Mrs. Gal
braith, and who has been quite i'll at the Grand
Hotel for the last three or four weeks, was
yesterday slightly improved.
Edwin Stewart, paymaster-general OF the
United States Navy, Washington, D. C., was
among the arrivals yesterday at the Palace.
He says his trip to the coast is for pleasure
and recreation only. He will visit Los Ange-
les and also Oregon and Washington before re-
turning.
Judge George II. Bahrs of Department IL
of the Superior Court appeared on the bench
yesterday morning for the first time since his
recent illness, which kept him at home for
fortnight. He was congratulated on his re-
covery by many friends, who are glad to see
him restored to health.