The San Francisco call., 1896-06-28
PERSONAL.

W. W.. stebbins of England is at the Cali
fornia.
Theodor Meyer of New York City is guest
at the Palace.
DR.. Hugh Mott of Cariboo British Columbia,
Is al the Russ.
J. C. Tice, travelling agent for Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, is at the Grand.
John B. Treadwell q merchant of Saera-
mento, arrived at the Grand yesterday.
A. CoEnor and wife and J. Smith and wife
are guests of the Palace, registered from Los
Angeles.
II. B. Mallory, proprietor of the Hotel Ra-
mona, OF Los Angeles, is making visit at the
Occidental.
E. C. Adams, ex-Councilman of Fresno and a
business man of that CITY, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
J. S. Diller, member OF the United States
Geological Survey, arrived at the Occidental
yesterday from Washington, D. C..
James Hamm of Philadelphia, a detective
who has been engaged in apprehending bank
forgers, arrived at the Russ yesterday from the
East.
John Morongo, tullblooded and educated
Yuma Indian, is a guest at the Russ, having
arrived yesterday. He is registered from BAN
ming.
Colonel John Lane of Spokane, WASH, is at
the Occidental. He is Indian Inspector and
will make this City his headquarters for sew
eral weeks.
c. W. Garrett, a Supervisor of Fresno and
his sister-1n-law, Mrs. NJ. Garrett, are on visit
to the City for few days, and are staying at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
E. J. Bartlett of Massachusetts,, one of the
proprietors of Hoods Sarsaparilla, has re-
turned to the Grand after inspecting the books
of his agents in the State.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel is II. L. Rapelje. Deputy Sheriff
of Fresno, who, it will be remembered, cleverly
effected the capture of Evans and Sontag.
Alex Young, sugar-plsnter of the Hawaiian
Islands, arrived at the Occidental yesterday
from the South, accompanied by his wife, Miss
Young and Miss B. R. Young. They are on
their way home to Honolulu.
Charles L. Donohoe, an attorney at Willows
and proprietor of the willows Journal, is
guest of his old friend Major Fahey at the Co.'S
mopolitan Hotel. In few days he will start
for Alaska on pleasure trip.
H. I. Wenham and C. w. Feeding of Kes-
wick arrived at the Palace yesterday. They
are the principals OF the English syndicate
that bought the Iron Mountain mine of Shasta
County. and they have come out to take
possession of the property.
Professor r. Allardice, Professor V. E. Kel-
logg and Instructor S. W. Young of Stanford
University are at the California. They are the
last of the once formidable Bacherlor Club of
Palo Alto. Professor Kellogg appears so youth
full that each year some unsophisticated fresh
man makes him q confidant of plan whereby
they may together strike blow at the sopho-
mores, and afterwards the wonder grows how
the faculty learned of the intended coup.
s. de Dampiere, large wine merchant, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday from his home
in Mazatlan, the Mexican town situated on one
of the prettiest bays and at the same time the
most dangerous little harbor on the west coast
The bay is sheltered on each side by small
islands, one of which, standing at the en-
trance, towers perpendicularly to the height
of 200 feet and is surmounted by light-towerr
which is said to be the most elevated light
house in the world.