The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-13
PERSONAL.


John Knox, merchant of Cotton, is at the
Russ.
| F. Koenigs of Dublin, Ireland, arrived at the
| Palace yesterday.
A. P. overton, the Santa Rosa banker, is
staying at the Russ.
Superior Judge Justin Jacobs Of Hanford is a
| guest at the Ramona.
Among the California guests Is L. w. Burris,
the Santa Rosa banker,
W. A. Scamon, a merchant of Santa Maria, is
a late arrival at the Grand.
| David NJ. Adams, an attorney at Visalia, is at
1 the Ramona for few days.
| Tom c. Gorrie, mining man of Sonora
| is at the Lick on q short visit.
| H. J. ostrander, a well-known resident of
| MERGED, is staying at the Lick.
w. Richardson, a lumber merchant of
Truckee, is guest at the Russ.
P. L. Hoadley of Newark, N J.. arrived at
the Palace last night, from the East.
DR.. John V. Golf, physician of Benson, Ariz
Is making a short visit at the Grand.
B. W. Summerman, merchant of Ukiah, is
! registered at the Russ with his wife.
| Sheriff J. VI. Brown of Humboldt County is
at the Russ, registered from Eureka.
Rev. ]. F. Fitschen of New York City is
among those registered at the Palace.
u,
/ among the late arrivals at the Grand
Robert j. Devhn, the Sacramento attorney
] and ex-Prison Director, is at the Grand
| Levi Rickliffe, a business man of Sacra-
mento, is among the guests at the Grand.
w. d. Bannister, quarryman OF Columbia
Tuolumne County, is q guest at the Lick.
| J. V. Ellis, q clerk at San Quentin Prison, is
| at the Grand, registered from San Rafael.
| L. e. Coburg and bride of San Jose arrived at
the Grand yesterday, on their wedding trip.
Albrecht Langner of Tehauntepec Mex, ia
one of the recent arrivals at the Occidental.
DR.. Russell Phillips of London England, ar.
rived by the Doric and went to the Occidental
| J. @. Manning, a hardware merchant of Los
Angeles, is making short visit at the Grand.
! G. II. Martin. cattleman of Woodland, is
making the Russ his headquarters for a few
] days.
| S. Y. Boilinger, ex-Deputy Sheriff OF Santa
Clara County, is registered at the Grand from
San Jose.
George F. Buck, one of stockton's promis-
| ing young attorneys, is ct the Lick on bust.
ness trip.
Mrs. E. B. Willis, wife of the editor OF
| the Sacramento Record-Union, is st the Russ
with her son.
John b. Parish, a mining engineer OF Denver
| Colo, arrived here yesterday and is registered
at the Palace.
| R. Godfrey Broderick, surgeon OF the o. S.
| navy, on duty aboard the Oregon, is registered
at the California.
Colonel Park Henshaw of the N G. c., the
| Chico banker, is registered with the late ar
rivals at the Occidental.
| H. Punda Of Yokohama, Secretary OF Agri-
culture of Japan, arrived here yesterday on
| the Doric from the Orient
Lee L. Gray, VINO is interested in the raisin
| industry at Fresno, registered at the Occiden-
| tai yesterday with his wife.
| Mrs. T. Y. Thriem and family of Honolulu are
| spending couple of months in California, and
at present are at the Ramona.
George H. Evans. who is interested In the
Feather River mine, is registered at the
Palace from Oroville. He is accompanied by
his wife.
S. W. de Witt of Washington, D. c., United
| States Commissioner of Indian Depreciation
| Claims, has returned TO the Baldwin after COL
lecting testimony on claims at Eureka.
Assemblyman r. d. Thomas of Nevada City
| and one OF the members of the Debris Com
| mission that went on to Washington durfne
| the last Congress, is among the guests at the
Lick.
K. Ito of Hakodate, K Eondo of Toxic. n
Kabayoshi of Yokohama, B. Murgno and ].
Sugite Of Fulvika constituted a party of Ian
anese that arrived yesterday on the Doric ana
went to the Occidental.
| +. H Gould OF Stockton, the morning star of
| the revised Junta faction of the California
Democracy, and the chairman of the recent
State Democratic convention at Sacramento.
arrived last night at the California.
L. Tfaum of Munich, Germany, wss one of
the passengers from the Orient yesterday.
| He is at the Occidental in company with T. L.
Albrecht of Bremen and Otto Eckmann OF
Hamburg, who were feliow-passengers on the
Doric
| N. Muerta, the new japanese Consul General
to the City OF Mexico, arrived yesterday from
| Japan with his wife and two children. He was
met at the pier by the Japanese ConsulGen-
eral Of this City, who, with other attaches OF
the local Office, escorted him to the Palace.
| Mr.. Muerta will soon resume his journey to his
new post in the Mexican Capital.
Among the Dorio's passengers yesterday
| that registered at the Occidental were Miss A.
Gardam and Miss L. Gardam, two young Eng
| lishwomen of Hull, Yorkshire, who are max
ing pleasure tour OF the world. They have
been away from home for fifteen months and
| have been through the Suez canal, have
visited Australia, New Zealand, the Sa-
moan, Fiji and other South sea is