The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-16
PERSONAL.

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C. S. Shank of Seattle is in the City.
A. j. Pillsbury of Tulare is late arrival
here.
DR.. w. Il. Cope of Pleasanton is on visit
here.
H. Basher, business man of Spokane, is in
town.
W. Houston, merchant of Portland. is in
town.
Martin schenck of New York is at the
Palace.
R. Lewis, a business man of London, is at
the Palace.
Edward F. Smith of Sacramento is late
arrival here.
E. May, business man of Portland, arrived
here yesterday.
H. a. Brodie, an old miner of Leadville, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
w. H. Pyburn, County Recorder of Monterey,
is at the Baldwin.
Samuel Daggett, a wealthy horseman of New
York, is in the City.
L. w. Smith, the wealthy salmon packer of
Alaska, is at the Russ.
William H. Newcomb, mine-owner of Silver
City. N. Mex, is in town.
DR.. j. NJ. Mussey of La Porte is among the
arrivals at the Occidental.
w. c. Van SAINT, carriage manufacturer of
Columbus o., is at the Grand.
F. G. Weller, mining man of Butte, Mont,
is guest at the Cosmopolitan.
A. Steuart, a business man OF San Luis
Obispo, is a visitor to the City.
J. B. Peakes, proprietor of the Yosemite
Hotel. Stockton, is in the City.
G. d'Ablaing OF EIlensburg, Wash, is here,
accompanied by Mrs. d'A BLAZING.
P. G. Hart. who owns several mining proper
ties near Redding, is in the City.
A. Abrams merchant of Reno, New, arrived
here yesterday. He is al the Palace.
q. NJ Francis, the old-time editor, of Napa,
proprietor of the Register, is in the City.
Phil Metschan of Salem, Treasurer of Oregon,
is at the Grand. accom- panied by his bride.
L. L. Rogers of Norwich, Conn, is visiting
the Pacific Coast and stopping at the Cosmo-
politan.
w. Grosvenor, wealthy mining man OF
Castleton, N. D., is among the arrivals at the
Baldwin.
W. T. Root, wealthy resident of Denver. is
at the Palace, accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
H. NJ. ia Rue, the State Railroad Com
missioner, whose residence is at Sacramento,
is on a visit here.
Thomas B. Wells, banker of Sonora,
Tuolumne County, who has lived there many
years, is at the Baldwin.
Colonel ]. B. Overflow superintendent of the
Virginia City and Gold Hill Water Works, is
among the arrivals at the Russ.
Major J. V. Lauderdale OF the United States
army is at the Occidental, accompanied by
Mrs. Lauderdale and their two children.
E. B. Willis, editor of the Record Union, and
w. D. Pennycook, editor and one of the owners
of the Vallejo Chronicle, are in the City.
James Clark of Humboldt, New, who owns
extensive cattle ranges and large herds of
cattle, as well as horses, is visitor here.
L King of San Jose, an extensive mine
owner, is in town making arrangements for
his wedding tour and stopping at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
]. w. Conant, formerly one of the owners of
the Young America and Uncle Sam gold
mines, not far from Redding, is late arrival
here. Mr.. Conant owns other valuable min
ing property in Shasta County.
DR.. E. S. O'Brien, who has for some time
been practicing his profession at MERGED and
who has been mere for the last few days, left
yesterday for Randsburg. the new and boom
ing mining camp of San Bernsrdino County,
where he expects to locate permanently.
Among the arrivals at the Russ is c. B.
Thompson of Fort Madison, Iowa; S. w. Wild
defield of Brooklyn, N. Y, and nine others
from different parts of the country, who are
here with the view of locating. They will
visit Los Gatos, Monterey County and other
places.
State Senator-elect w. f. Prisk, editor of the
Grass Valley Union, is in the City, Mr.. Prisk
was formerly q reporter ON the Sacramento
Record-Union, and only three or four wears
ago went to Grass Valley and became interested
in the Union. With one exception, he is the
youngest man In the State Senate.
James Dunsmuir, the millionaire coal-mine
owner of British Columbia, is at the Palace
| accompanied by Miss Dunsmuir and R w
Dunsmuir. The Dunsmuirs own the great
Nanaimo coal mines at Nanaimo, on the main
land OF British Columbia They have MT Viz
toria the hnest mansion in all the province
Ex-Governor J. H. Kinkead of Nevada, is at
the Palace. The ex-Goveruor's home is at
Virginia City, where he has for some wears
been superintendent of one OF the Comstocr
/ mines. Prior to taking the latter position and
alter being Governor of Nevada, he served as
Governor OF Alaska. He is here to spend the
holidays.
X. Sugiyama, wealthy owner in the Osaka
Mercantile Steamship Company of Osaka.
japan, Is at the Palace, on his way home from
England. While in England he ordered SIX
steamships built at the Clyde Yards for the
coasling trade In Japan. Most of the steamers
OF MS line are engaged in the coasting trade
put the company runs steamers at intervals to
Korea and China.
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