The San Francisco call., 1896-03-16
PERSONAL.

NJ. Il. R. Harris of Japan is at the Palace.
W. F. Peterson, a Sacramento merchant, is at
the Grand.
John T. Jones, Los Angeles attorney, Is at
the Palace.
James Kirkwood, capitalist, of Sonora is at
the Cosmopolitan.
]. A. Shaw, a Napa County rancher, registered
yesterday at the Grand.
B. F. Hartley, q fruItgrower Of Auburn, Is
registered at the Grand.
Frank D. Harmon and wife Of New York are
registered at the Palace.
D. G. Bailey and H. A. Bailey of Delayan, ILL.,,
are at the Cosmopolitan.
D. Cassasa, one of the big wine-growers of
Santa Rosa, is at the Russ.
The Rev. ]. N. Lemmans of Victoria, B. c..
has registered at the Russ,
William w. Douglas of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
is at the Palace with his wife.
Tim Murphy OF ''The Texas Steer" company
is at the Occidental with his wife.
Lew Williams, County Clerk of stevensviIle,
Montana, is at the Russ for few days.
E. P. Colgan, State Comptroller, is down from
Sacramento and is registered at the Lick.
L. L. Myers, a mining man from North
Bloomfield, arrived last night at the Grand
H
Iowa, registered yesterday at the California.
J. D. Carr, the wealthy cattleman and poll
tician from Salinas, is staying at the Occi-
dental.
w. NJ. Conley of MADEIRA, said to be the
youngest Superior Judge on the bench, is at
the Lick.
John Poulson. business man OF Portland.
Or, took apartments at the Palace yesterday
with his wife.
l.. Lubelsky, a Wholesale furniture dealer
and importer of Tacoma, is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
Louis Dean. an extensive raiser of cattle and
horses, is own from Reno, New, and has apart
ments at the Russ.
Silas Carrie, q big contractor from the State
capital, is visiting In town, with his head.
quarters at the Lick.
E. L. Rehm, the well-known dry-goods mer.
chant of Sonora. Tuolumne County, is stopping
at the Cosmopolitan.
Thomas R. Minturn, wealthy property
owner of Minturn, in the Sacramento Valley,
has apartments at the Occidental.
John +. Harley, representing Henderson's
American Extravaganza Company, arrived in
the City yesterday and is at the Palace Hotel.
The company will produce "Sinbad" at the
Columbia Theater on Monday evening next,
j. McMenamen, a large sheep-raiser in New
Zealand who came up on the Australia for his
initial visit to the United States is at the Russ
He says that there are 100000 sheep on the
island OF New Zealand, greater number than
on the sheep-raisng continent of Australia.
English grasses are sown for the sheep and in
low lands turnips are sometimes planted for
them. They are free from disease except in
some localities where the lung-worm exists.
The sheep industry is growing and prosperous
Eli Upton and wife and Miss Upton of
Rochester, N. Y, are at the Palace. Mr.. Up
ton was for thirty years interested in the
wholesale fruit business, and he says himself
that he has shipped many Eastern apples into
this State. Several years ago he retired from
the business very wealthy man, and is now
principally interested in railroads and coal.
although ne has various other enterprises on
hand, among them being the Post Express and
the Rochester Herald and the lumber and malt
business. This is his first visit to California,
which he characterizes as ga great, glorious
State that needs more than anything else
million more people to help consume its abun-
dant products" Mr.. Upton while in Southern
California sent many boxes of specially select
ed oranges for free distribution among ac-
quaintances in New York State, "for," he re-.
marked, 81 want people to see what this grand
country can produce"