The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-16
PERSONAL.

AS6AStSACu dt the IlCk
Mrs. James " Kelly of San Jose is at the
Baldwin with Miss Kelly.
DR.. Rrlison, dentistof Reno, New, is among
the guests at the Baldwin.
G. W. Morgan of Duncans Mills is one of the
late arrivals at the Grand.
Judge John NJ. Fulweiler and wife are at the
Lick registered from Auburn.
w. B. Pless. who is engaged in dredging at
Sonoma, is guest at the Palace.
B. q. Steinman, ex-Mayor of Sacramento,
registered at the Palace last night.
| E. Z. Hall and w. K Brown, business men of
Kings City, are guests at the Grand.
| H. W. Crabb, fruit-dealer of oakYille, is
\ among those that registered at the Grand last
night.
Arthur L. Levinsky, an attorney of stockton.
is making the Grand his headquarters for
few days.
s. Keiser. DDS, of Bryan. Ohio. is regis
! tered at the Cosmopolitan with his wife and
| daughter.
C. Meyer of Glasgow registered at the Palace
( last night, having arrived on the late over
| land train.
A. Pugh, well-known mining man OF this
City, has returned from La Porte and is guest
at the Cosmopolitan.
Charles Kimball of Fort Bragg, who is in
| terested in the steamers running 10 that port,
| is guest at the Russ.
| R. R. Bulenore of the New Almsden quick
| silver mine, in Santa Clara County, is among
| the arrivals at the Lick.
| ]. T. Clspp of Chicago, who has been on this
coast some time in connection with mining
business, is at the Grand.
John S. Dore OF Fresno, delegate on his way
| to the Populist convention at st. Louis, ar
| rived at the Lick last night.
| q Kirt1a nd Ir asSistant ans the
Latin department at Stanford University, is at
| the Occidental on brief visit
DR.. NJ. Fernandez Padilla and Jose Fernandez
| Padilla, passengers on the unfortunate Colon
bia, ar guests at the Occidental.
Mrs. W. R. Clark of stockton, wife of the
Railroad Commissioner, arrived at the Bald
win yesterday with her daughter.
I. L. Delano, who is engaged at Rocklin in
quarrying and cutting stone for building pur-
poses, is at the Lick on a short visit.
Mrs. Archibald Yell, wife of ex-State Senator
Yell, the Hanford attorney and former resi-
dent of Ukiah, is registered at the Grand.
T. P. Reece of johannesburg, South Africa,
was among the passengers from the East last
night. His name is on the Palace register.
United States District Judge Erskine NJ. Ross
OF Los Angeles arrived at the Palace last night
in company with Mrs. Ross and Robert Erskine
| Ross.
Among the recent arrivals at the CosmopoH-
tan are Mrs. C. W. Garrett and daughter. Mrs.
Garrett is the wife of Supervisor Garrett of
Fresno.
S. W. de Witt of Washington, D. c., Commits
sioner of Indian Depreciation Claims, has re-
| turned to the Baldwin after few days in the
country.
C. L. Ruggles, one of the proprietors of the
Stockton Independent, came down to the City
yesterday with his family and took apartments
at the Grand.
Walter Mains Rose the Stanford graduare
who carried off first prize this year at the Cor
nell Law School, has returned from the East
and is visiting in this City.
Colonel J. J. Nunan of the National Guard,
and one of the proprietors of the Stockton
Mail, arrived at the Occidental yes terday with
| his wife and registered from Stockton.
Mrs. Louisa /. Rice, who owns large ranch
/ near Walnut Creek, arrived at the Lick yes
| terday with her granddaughter, Mrs. J. D. Hill.
wife of DR.. Hill, until recently physician OF
this City.
William Mahl of New York, controller and
second assistant to the president of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, arrived here yesterday
from his Eastern headquarters to attend 10
some railroad business.
Wilton Lackaye, the New York actor. known
| 10 the American stage and to this City as the
Svengai in "Tri1by,' is at the Baldwin with
his wife, having arrived early yesterday morn
ing with the passengers transferred from the
Inflated Colombia.
o. C. Pratt, attorney-at-law and son of the
late Leander E. Pratt, at one time District At
torney OF this City, has arrived from Seattle
after an absence of eight years. He is engaged
in the practice of law, and is of the opinion
that Mckinley will sweep the Northwest.
H. Y. Spike, the traveller from Holland, who
owns the streetcar lines in Amsterdam -
city of SOC, 900 inhabitants-but who had
never heard of Corbett, returned to the Cali
fornia last night from Sacramento, where he
spent several days seeing the sights There
abouts.
The washburn Sisters, clever variety &C.
tresses from New York, arrived at the Russ
yesterday from Los Angeles, where they COM
pleted two weeks engagement before COM
ing here to perform for similar period at the
Orpheum. They have taken particular in
teFest in the newsboys of New York and on
I several occasions have contributed the pro-
ceeds of benefits to the Newsboys' Home in
that city. This is their first visit to the Pacific
Coast
George B. Lake, general agent at Los An
geles OF the Los Angeles Terminal Railroad is
at the Baldwin visiting his older brother, H. W
Lake, manager of the hotel. The line for
which he is general agent extends from Mount
Lowe, near Pasadena, to San Pedro on the
coast, and successfully completes with the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Lake has been
connected with the road since its inception
and has been steadily advanced from one re.
sponsible position TO another. Though he is
but % years of age, this is the first vacation
he has taken in three years, and this is also
his first visit to San Francisco. He was born
and reared in Santa Barbara, and remember:
well Cyrus Barnard. the man who was killed
while resisting arrest for the recent double
murder at Montecito. Barnard was little
Misunderstanding man, possessed of vindic
tive temper, and as q mere youth served tern
In jail for robbing the Santa Barbara postofice
one Sunday afternoon with two other bows
who gained an entrance by the use of skeleton
keys.