The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
PERSONAL.
F. E. Baker of woodland is at the Lick.

DR.. F. J. Bethel of Bakersfield is at the
Baldwin.
Dan Mcfarland of Los Angeles is staying at
the Palace.
C. D. Dunham of San Jose is at the Grand
with his sister.
E. Jacob, the visalia banker, has room at
the Occidental.
w. E. Wage, Modesto merchant, is recent
arrival at the Lick.
Judge John Caldwell and daughters of Ne
vada are at the Lick.
]. Durkin, farmer of Sonora, is registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
DR.. F. w. Hatch of the Agnews Insane Asylum
is guest at the Lick.
Frank L. Coombs of Napa, ex-Minister Ito
Japan, is at the Grand.
+. A. Gould, lumt erman at Red Bluff, is
registered at the Grand.
S. J. Sachs, a merchant of New York City. is
late arrival at the Baldwin.
]. L. Giilis, lawyer of Sacramento is among
the latest arrivals at the Grand.
F. A. Boole, a merchant of Red Bluff, is one
of the late arrivals at the Grand.
Judge Francis E. Spencer of San Jose is
among those registered at the Lick.
John Burnett, son OF the late Ex-Governor
Burnett, left for Victoria yesterday.
Captain Clarke of tbs ill-fated steamship
Colon bia is staying at the Occidental
A. C. Bilicke, manager of the Hotel Hollen-
beck at Los Angeles, arrived at the Palace last
night.
Lyndall Miller, who is interested in a car
riage factory at stockton, is registered at the
Grand
A. L. McCandless, merchant of Salinas, is
at the Grand during short visit here on
business
B. H. Upham. proprietor of the Glorisna
vineyard, near Martinez, is making brief
visit at the Lick.
H. K. whitton, colonel of the Fifth Regi-
ment, N. G. c., and an attorney at San Jose, is
one OF the Lick guests.
H. C. Wyatt OF the Los Angeles Theater is
at the Baldwin with his wife on a little visit
for pleasure and business
Alonzo Bailey, banker and merchant OF
Globe, Ariz.. where he has lived for the last
twenty years, is at the Lick
Charles NJ. Hatcher, one of the best known
real estate agents of the State, with offices in
San Jose, is in the City on business.
Tom Mckay, passenger agent at Yokohama
for several American railroads, will return to
Japan next Thursday on the China.
Mrs. G. G. Briggs, owner of the Briggs ranch
at Downieville and owner of large ranches
near Fresno and Woodland, is visiting at the
Lick
J. R. Burns, who is manager of mining
machinery works at Stockton recently founded
on the old Shippee business, is q late arrival at
the Grand.
J. +. Clapp, Chicago capitalist, who is in
terested in California mines, returned to the
GraId yesterday from a little prospecting trip
into the interior.
d Nf ~
tary of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee and assistant doorkeeper OF the United
States Senate, is registered at the Grand.
Ralph E. Hoyt, Los Angeles journalist and
single-tax advocate, recently returned from
Maryland, where he studied and reported the
single-tax campaign, arrived at the Baldwin
yesterday from the South.
Among yesterdays arrivals on the Santa
Rosa was Miss Beatrice Harraden, the we'll
known authoress OF "Ships That Pass in the
Night" and other works. She has been visit
ing with friends near San Diego and has
come here in poor health.
John II. Dickey, a ory-goods merchant of
Fredericton, Ohio, arrived at the Russ yester-
day with his wife and father-in-law, W. J.
Haines, whose stepson is proprietor of the
Walker Hotel at Sonora, whittier the party is
soon going on visit to Mr. Walker.
H. w. Warren of Denver, Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, arrived at the
Palace yesterday from Santa Cruz, where he
has been spending the summer with his wife
and three sisters-in-law, the Misses 1liff, of
Denver, all of whom accompanied him to this
City.
General Wade Hampton, United States Com
missioner OF Railroads, and his secretary,
Charles E. Thomas, both of Washington, D. c.,
arrived at the Palace yesterday forenoon in
company with DR.. B. w. Taylor of Columbia,
S. c., and Captain r. Lowndes of Charleston,
s. @. The general is on MS regular tour of in
spection.
J. NJ. Dickinson, one of the United States
assistant attorney-generals. now on pleasure
trip through the West, arrived st the Palace
yesterday with his wife and registered from
Tennessee, his home previous to his appoint
ment year ago to the position he now holds
and which keeps him in Washington a good
deal of the time.
u. U. Belts, the Indian agency teacher re-
Gently arrived from Wadsworth. New, regis
tered at the Grand last night with his wife,
who, IN company with her sister, Miss
Gutchus, came here the other day from Wads-
worth, partly for the wedding and partly as an
interested member of the convention of Indian
scnoolteachers soon to be held in this City.