The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-30
PERSONAL.

Grand.
A. Putnam, an attorney of Ferndale, is at
the Lick.
| H. Brizard, mine owner of Arcata, is re-
| cent arrival at the Lick.
Judge J. F. Willsey of Fort Bragg is making
short visit at the Grand.
w. C. Woolley, an insurance man of Santa
Rosa, is at the Occidental
Dr. B. NJ. Gill, physician of Dunsmuir, is
among the Grand arrivals.
George W. Chandler q lumberman of Santa
Cruz, is guest at the Grand.
Ex-Chief of Police Bolton Rogers of Seattle
is at the Baldwin with his wife.
Superior Judge E. A. Bridgford OF Colusa
arrived at the Grand last night.
L. T. Hatfield, an attorney from Sacramento,
registered last night at the Lick.
| G. Mem Ross, a mining man of Petalurna,
| is late arrival at the Occidental
w. E. Duncan Sr, mining man of oroville,
is making short visit at the Lick
Sheriff George s. Mckenzie is in town from
Napa. He has room at the Grand
Mrs. s. NJ Buck. wife of Judge Buck of
Eureka, arrived at the Lick yesterday.
C. E. Mclaughlin, an attorney of Quincy,
Plumas County, is registered at the Rcss.
H. H. Richmond editor of the Placer Argus,
Fred Mason, Sacramento merchant, is in
town on business and has room at the Grand.
Railroad Commissioner H. NJ. La Rue of Sac
ramento arrived at the Occidental yesterday.
Joseph D. Lynch, the Republican politician
of Los Angeles, is among the guests at the
Lick.
/. S. Johnson, prominent business man of
Baltimore, Nd, registered at the Occidental
yesterday.
NJ. Schofield, wealthy mining man OF Glib
sonviIle, is stopping at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel with his family.
James P. Brown OF the Wave returned from
the East yesterday with his wife and child,
after an absence of two months.
Professor B. Kellogg of Stanford University,
associate professor in the department of ento-
mology, is a guest at the California.
]. C. Bull Jr. of Arcata, Humboldt County,
is at the Lick. He is delegate to the Demo
cratic powwow to be held in Chicago.
J. H. Dugane, a wealthy cattle-dealer of
MERGED, is on business trip to this City and
is registered a the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Superior Judge Belcher has adjourned court
for his vacation, which he will spend with his
family in camp in the mountains near Eureka.
Z. w. wurtsbough and Arthur Macarthur
Jr., United States navy officers, recently ar
rived from the East, registered at the Occiden-
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tai yesterday.
o. V. Eaton of Stanford University, formerly
football manager and assistant Regis trar, but
now manager for Anton Schott, the German
barytone, is at the Palace.
J. S. Spear one of the California delegates to
the St. Louis Convention, returned to the
Palace last night with his wife, after having
visited Major Mckinley at Canton.
State Senator Frank L. Coombs of Napa,
ex- United States Minister to Japan and ex-
Grand President of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, is registered at the Grand.
Colonel Shafter of the First Regiment,
United States army, returned to his station in
this City yesterday from Bakersfield, where he
has been spending two months leave of alb
sence.
Rear-Admiral William Evashintsoff of the
Russian navy is here on leave of absense for
the purpose of interesting capital in a great
salmon-fshing concession recently given him
! by the Gear. He is at the Palace.
Samuel E. Simmons of Sacramento is at the
California, having just returned from Cam
bridge, Mass, where he has been student in
Harvard Medical School since his graduation
| from Stanford University year ago. 1t is
said that he is soon to become an exemplar of
the advantages of coeducation as it exists at
Palo Alto.
the Mexican army who has been at the Lick
for several days, and who owns an immense
landed estate in the State Of Coahuila, Mex
leo, has rented the private residence at 902
California street ana will shortly install his
numerous family therein, as he proposes to
spend some time in this City.
Professor Charles D. Marx, Professor L. NJ.
Hoskins Professor Charles B. Wing and AS
sistant Professor J. C. L. Fish, the faculty
0f tba nf nivi1
Stanford University, are at the California.
They came up from Palo Alto yesterday for the
convention of the American Society of Civil
Engineers now in session here.
Charles w. Gould, a prominent member of
the New York bar and brother-in-law of Gen.
eral W. H. L. Barnes of this City, arrived at
the Palace yesterday from Santa Barbara,
where he has been visiting relatives in the
beautiful suburb FL Monticello. Mr.. Gould
was accompanied from Santa Barbara by ex-
Judge Robert B. Garfield, who is now at the
Palace, having come to the City on little pri-
vate legal business.
James Terry Langford of Lodi, son of Sena-
tor Langford, is in the City. having just ar
rived from Arizona after having made an ex-
tended tour of the East. He purposes soon to
return to Arizona and begin the practice
of civil engineering, profession for which he
received four years training at stanford Uni
Verslty where ne naQ the nonor or being the
presi dent of the pioneer class at the time of
| its graduation in 1895.
| Among the celebrities in the party of civil
! engineers now at the Palace are: Professor
Mansfield Mirriman of the faculty of Lehigh
| University one of the foremos teachers of en-
cheering in this country; J. NJ. KNAPP of New
York City, one of the directors of the Ameri-
can Society of Civil Engineers; w. Metcalf of
Pittsburg, one of the great authorities on steel
in the United States; 7. G. Hoech, engineer at
tache of the German legation at Washington,
and A. s. Rifle one of the builders OF the Port
land water works.
Eugene du Point, the great powder king,
arrived at the Palace last night with his wife
and registered from Wilmington, Del, where
he has one of the largest of his factories. This
is Mr.. du Points first visit to California. He
has come simply for pleasure and recreation
and will spend the two or three weeks OF his
stay at Santa Cruz with his daughter Mrs
Pey ton, wife of the younger Peyton, who, as
powder maker at Santa Cruz, has attained
National reputation as an inventor of particu-
larry powerful and hi h grade explosives, the
Government using his compositions entirely
for the big guns both on this coast and in the
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