The San Francisco call., 1896-07-09
PERSONAL.


Occidental.
L. NJ. Easeu, merchant of Martinez. is at
the Grand.
State Senator william Johnston OF Cortland
is at the Grand.
James McLachlan, merchant of Pasadena,
is at the Palace.
W. II. Hilton of Glen Ellen arrived at the
Grand yesterday.
S. Chapman, a Chicago capitalist, is among
the Baldwin's guests
W. Sargent, politician and attorney of
Salinas, is at the Lick.
A. Thacher, an attorney of Sc. Louis, No. is
staying at the Palace.
J. C. Moore, druggist of Chicago, arrived at
the Palace last night.
+. w. Graham, an attorney OF Bakersfield, is
registered at the Russ.
James Stokes, broker OF New York City, is
quartered at the Palace.
j. w. Kaseberg, Sacramento capitalist, is
registered at the Grand
State Senator d. A. 0strom of Yuba County
| i5 registered at the Grand.
E. J. Lowrey, an insurance man OF Fresno, Is
among the Grand's guests.
Judge D. B. Prince OF Fresno is one of the re-
cent arrivals at the Grand.
DR.. J. V. Gaff of Benson, Ariz., is at the Grand
on a short visit to this City.
VIM. &. Kerchball, well-known merchant
of Los Angeles, is at the Palace.
H. C. Shaw. dealer in agricultural imple-
ments at Stock ton, is at the Lick.
Among the Palace guests is J. H Kinkead, q
mining man from Virginia City, New.
V. S. McClatchy, proprietor of the Sacra-
mento Bee, has a room at the California.
S. ]. Freedman. merchant of Portland, Or.
is one of the latest arrivals at the Baldwin.
| G. McM. Ross of Petaluma, whose business is
mining, took room at the Occidental yester-
day.
R. P. Rithet, proprietor of the Rithet Hotel
at Victoria, B. c., arrived at the Palace yester-
day.
James G. Davis, prominent business man
! of Sacramento, is in the City for fortnight's
| visit.
| w. Clayton of San Jose, q real-estate dealer
| there, is among the latest arrivals at the
| Palace.
H. ]. Finger of Santa Barbara, member of
the State Board of Pharmacy, is registered at
the Lick.
John Gibson, United States navy officer,
registered at the Occidental last night with
his wife.
| Among the arrivals at the Grand yesterday
was Garrison Turner, prominent resident OF
Modesto.
| LII. a. n. hayes OF bOSLOu, Win MS vile ana
two children, is spending few months in
| California
A. Ekmon, druggist of Oroville, returned
yesterday from a trip to Monterey and went to
the Grand.
DR.. Thomas Flint of San Juan, father of
State Senator Tom Flint, is making short stay
at the Grand.
Rev. Daniel G. Mackinnon of Stockton regis
! tered at the Occidental yesterday forenoon
with his wife.
J.E. Collins, hotel man of Fresno, is a
| guest of his friend Major Fahey at the Cos
mopolitsn Hotel.
! II. E. Plummer, manager of the big railroad
dining-room at Lathrop, is at the Baldwin on g
| brief business trip.
J. K. Overton and Fred B. Dale, mem bers of
the Board of Trade of New York City, are
| guests at the Palace.
W. H. B. II. N. Boyes, Miss A. E. F. Edwards
and Mrs. II. E. Boyes of England registered
last night 1.-THE LICK.
H. B. Turner, a business man of Los Banos
and landowner near that place, is making a
| brief visit at the Grand.
| 1. D. Richards, wealthy stockraiser of Mon
| tana and one of its oldest residents, is q guest
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Professor Charles D. Marx, OF the department
of civil engineering at Stanford University, is
late arrival at the California
w. D. Duke, manager of the Hearst ranch in
Mexico. arrived at the California yesterday
and registered from Batavia Cal.
Astronomer A. L. Cotton of the Lick OBJ
| servatory came down from Mount Hamilton
yesterday and put up st the Lick.
H. Grau, manager and one of the principal
| owners of the Buffalo Brewery at Sacramento,
| is registered at the Grand with has family.
James Wilson, an aged mining man of
| Eureka, Nev., is at the Palace. He came to
this City 10 have q cataract removed from his
eye.
Ira G. Hoitt of Burlingame, principal OF
Hoitt's School ana superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, is among yesterdays arrivals
at the Occidental.
| 7. S. Hawley of the Santa Barbara firm of
w. A. & T. S. Hawley, dealers in agricultural
| implements arrived at the Occidental yester-
/ day Oh visit to his relatives in this City.
Sands W. Forman. the ex-Supervisor, re-
| turned from Alaska yesterday with his wife
ana Miss Gertrude Forman. They made the
trip for pleasure and are now at the Occidental.
w. Bittle Wells of Portland, Or, member of
the Stanford University Mandolin Club and
composer of some Stanford music. arrived at
the Palace yesterday from his home in the
! north.
Bishop E. R. Hendrix of Kansas City, Mo-,
one OF the new plSnops OF tue MoLnOCisb Ep1S-
copal Church South in the United States ar
rived at the Palace yesterday with his wife
He will remain here until Monday.
Colonel Henry G. Shaw, for several years the
leading editorial writer for the Stockton Mail,
has resigned his position and is in the City.
Colonel Shaw will stump the State for
| mckinley, protection and sound money"
Phil. S. Beel, brother of Sigmund Beel, the
local yiolinist, returned yesterday from Camp
Top Notch, q new resort a mile and half
from Camp Taylor in Marin county He SAYS it
Is one of the jolliest places on earth. The camp
ers have dance pavilion 60 feet by 40 feet
and common dining-roOm 80 feet by 20 feet.
Those in camp now are: Miss Kate Kelly, Miss
Ellsworth. Louis J. Gilbert, Carleton Gilbert.
John Reynolds. Desmond Ellsworth, Hartley
| Ellsworth, Miss Frances Frederick, Miss Viola
Thompson, Fred Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
Eli Trott of New York, Western agent of the
Children's Aid Society, and for over thirty
years identified with charitable work in the
metropolis, arrived from the East yesterday
and will start for Yosemite to-day. The insti-
tuition he represents is supported entirely by