The San Francisco call., 1896-04-21
PERSONAL.

Hugo Richards of Phoenix, Arlz., reached
here last night.
C. E. Apperson, business man of Santa
Cruz, is in the City.
L. II. Russell, business man OF Legrande,
Or, is on visit here. He is at the Grand.
NJ. H. Mather, who is interested in rich
plumbago mine in the Sierra foothills, is at the
Occidental
Wiley j. Tinnin of Fresno, ex-Surveyor of
the Port OF San Francisco, came up from the
south last night.
J. Frankel, prominent business man OF
Lakeview, Or, is in the City. He registered at
the Lick House.
The Rev. Father Peter Joseph Jeram, presi-
dent of the Eden Valley Colony, Sonoma
County, is in town.
David Starr Jordan, president OF the Stanford
University, was among those who yesterday
| registered at the Occidental.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was DR..
A. M. Charlet of New Orleans, who is on
pleasure tour, accompanied by his wife.
Sheriff S. D. Ballou and County Clerk John
Whicher, of San Luis Obispo county, are at
the Grand. They brought up some prisoners
assigned to San Quentin.
Warden Charles Aull of the Folsom State
Prison arrived here last night accompanied by
lhiss aull ne WdTutH says lG Is tuo IubOiA1iO1
to start the rock crusher by May 15.
J. K. Choate OF Denver, formerly promi-
nent railroad man OF Colorado, and now presi-
dent of the Denver Cotton Mills Company, ar
rived here last night from Southern California.
Charles Z. Frost of Pasadena, who some
months since was interested in starting large
cannery at Vallejo, and who is now interested
In similar enterprise in the South, is at the
Grand.
]. E. Davis, one of the millionaires of Butte,
Mont, who has lived there and elsewhere in
the inter- mountain country for many years, is
at the Palace. Mr.. Davis is extensively inter
ested in mines.
j. G. Eagleson, the well-known Market street
merchant, returned last night from an exten-
sive visit to Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Diego
and other points. Mrs. Eagleson was with him.
They are at the Grand.
Baron de Ia Grange OF Paris, who owns gold
placer mines in Trinity countyi and who ar
rived here few days ago from Colorado, where
he has other mining interests, has gone to
Weaverville in reference to his California
mines.
Julio Gutierrez, the young and interesting son
OF President Gutierrez, OF Salvador, was among
the arrivals on the steamer Zealandia yes
terday. He is about fourteen years old. The
young gentleman is visiting with the family OF
his uncle on Pine street.
J. F. Mcdonnell, secretary of the Virginia City
(Nev.) Miners Union, is in the City, wing as
a delegate to the Grand Council of the Order
of Chosen Friends Mr.. Mcdonnell is accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Josie Mcdonnell,
| and his niece, Miss Lilly Burke.
L. Dreyfoos, a business man of Everett,
Wash, the terminal town of the Great North
ern Railroad on Puget Sound was among yes
terday's arrivals. Mr.. Drey zoos has been a
af civ tba
started five years ago. 1t now has about 5000
inhabitants.
Chief of Police Bolton Rogers of Seattle, who
has been in Office for the past two years, and
who has had sundry experiences of a thrilling
character with the army OF adventures who
| thronged to that part OF Puget Sound during
the boom days, is among the arrivals here. He
is quartered at the Baldwin.
Scipio Craig, the versatile editor of the Red.
lands Citrograph, one of the best-paying news
paper properties on the Pacific Coast and an
authority on citrus fruits, arrived here yester-
day. He says ReGlands and neighboring towns
in Southern California are quite active A
great many tourists have visited that part of
the State duringt he past few months.
General w. d. TilIotson, who formerly re-
sided at Tacoma and was member of the
Legislature of Washington and afterward ap-
pointed by President Harrison as Consul-Gen-
eral from the United States to Japan, is at the
Grand General Tillotson has recently located
at Redding, where he has entered in the prac-
tice of his profession, that of the law. A. G.
Simson OF Redding came down with him.
j. H. Lippincott, the great publisher of Phil.
adelpha, whose house, which was founded
many years ago, has in its time published some
OF the most famous works of leading American
literateurs, is enjoying himself here for few
days. He has lately been visiting Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and other points. He is ac-
companied by Miss Lippincott and Mrs J. E.
Penneck of Philadelphia. One OF the latest
and most conspicuous books that Mr. Lippin-
colt has undertaken to publish is Bill Nyes
humorous history of England. The eminent
publisher intends soon to start on his return