The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-06
PERSONAL.

Gilbert S. Meem of Seattle is at the Palace
DR.. W. D. Rogers of jacksonville is in town.
Judge Bartlett of Oroyille is on visit here.
o. j. Woodward, the banker of Fresno, is at
the Lick.
R. A. cambridge, business man of Vancou-
yer, is here.
E. "A. Forbes, the merchant of Marysville, is
in the City.
Carlos Escovar, merchant OF Mazatlan, is at
the Grand.
John L. McCammon of New York arrived
here yesterday.
Thomas Barton, business man of Nevada
City, is in town.
j. 81. Shimmell, mining man of Cripple
Creek, is at the Grand.
Charles Grimes, owner of large store in Ne
yada City, is at the Lick.
Henry R. Ellis, the mining engineer, has re-
turned from visit to Utah.
E. Jacobs, the wealthy old-time resident o
Visalia, is at the Occidental.
Henry E. Hills, manager of the chapel-car
Emmanuel, is at the Baldwin.
Thomas R. Shepard, an extensive railroad
contractor OF Seattle, is at the Palace.
W. H. Sebastian, who went to Arizona and
New Mexico on business trip, has returned.
E. J. Dolbeer, one of the pioneers of Poca-
tello, Idaho is at the Grand, accompanied by
his wife.
Superior Judge C. v. >Gottschalk of Calaveras
County is at the Grand, accompanied by Mrs.
Gottschalk.
Francis Stewart the vocalist, returned yes
terday from trip to the fruit districts of Santa
Clara County.
Frederick Easton, the well-known railroad
man of Port Costa, accompanied by his wife, Is
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Ex-Judge H. S. Bond of Seattle is at the
Palace. He is interested in different enter
prises affecting the largest city of Puget Sound
ii. Cramer Jr., a prominent insurance man
OF Los Angeles, is registered at the Cosmopoli-
tan. He is accompanied by his wife and child
c. M. Daggett, manager for Wells, Fargo &
Co. in Chicago, who has been here, at Red
ding and other parts of California for the past
two weeks, left for home last night
Mrs. G. C. Baker of Sonora, Cal. wife of ex-
Supervisor Baker, formerly of MERGED, and sis
ter OF Henry Carter, Deputy Attorney-General,
is a guest al the Cosmopolitan.
Colonel John II. Harrington, who is interested
in banking at Colusa, owns large areas of land
near there and also a short-line railroad run
ming into town from the Southern Pacific, is at
the Palace.
Wiley j. Tinnin. ex-Surveyor of the Port here,
formerly Secretary of State and vice-president
OF the Constitutional Convention, has come up
from Fresno where he has been living for some
time, and is at the Grand.
Dr.. William H. Furness, "a years old, one of
the most noted Unitarian divines in this eoun-
try, who recently returned from Japan, is an
nounced to have died day or two ago at his
old home in Philadelphia. He and DR.. Miller,
an associate, lately bought the ship Retriever,
now at Yokohama, with which to make dan
gerous voyage through the land of the head
hunters, or Dyaks, IN Borneo. What will be-
come of the expedition now is not known Dr.
Furness stayed at the Occidental Hotel while
here.
L. NJ. Taylor, wealthy resident of Washing
ton, d. c., who with several friends has been
visiting the Carolinas and other Southern
States for the past few weeks, is at the Grand.
Business is quiet in the South" he said, land
probably will be for some time yet. At Ell Paso
great preparations were being made when I
was there for the forthcoming great fight. The
railroads were arranging to bring in and side
track several trains OF sleepers, as the hotels
were far too few to accommodate those who
were expected"