The San Francisco call., 1896-02-12
PERSONAL.

DR.. Mary shafter of Chicago is at the Palace.
G. NJ. Cross mine-owner OF lows Hill, is st
the RUSS
B. A. Newland of Atlanta, Ca, is AMONG re-
cent arrivals.
J. c. Robinson, mining man of Deer Lodge.
is in the City.
J. w. Thomas, business man of Salem, Or,
is at the Russ.
The Rev. L. D. Mansfield of San Juan is at
| the Occidental.
E. f. Hollander, -four manufacturer OF Sa-
! linas, is in town.
G. H. Cook, q business man of watsonville,
arrived here yesterday.
J. NJ. C. Jasper, owner of large fiouring-miil
at Wheatand, is at the Grand.
| David Smithurst, railroad contractor of
Portland, is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
| N. T. Holcomb, wealthy farmer of Lewis
ton. Ohio, is guest at the Cosmopolitan.
Ex-Attorney-General A. L. Hart of Sacra-
mento arrived last night and is at the Grand.
c. C. Doughty, newspaper proprietor of The
Dalles, on the Columbia River, Oregon, is at
the Grand.
Judge Walter B. Cope of Santa Barbara is
here on few days visit. He was formerly
San Francisco resident later graduated from
Berkeley, and at the time of his election was
reputed to be youngest Superior Judge on this
coast.
J. B. Gallagher, one of the pioneer horse and
cattle growers of Mason Valley, New, is at the
Russ Mason Valley is peculiarly adapted to
the growth oflivestock, and some of the best
herds in the Sagebrush State come from it. Mr..
Gallagher is here on q business trip.
Sheriff T. NJ Brown of Eureka, who brought
down the bicycle bandit few days ago and in
carcerated him in San Quentin, was at the
Russ several hours yesterday, and finally
started for home He is one of the best known
sheriffs on the coast, ana has at various times
made many important arrests.
j. I. Smith, mining man of FL Dorado
County, who has recently made several sales
Of gold properties to Kansas City and other
Eastern capitalists, is in the City. He and his
partners have branch offices in different parts
of the country, with promoters in each to
place property. The project seems to work
we'll
s. ]. Black, State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, who came down from Sacramento
yesterday to attend the meeting of the Board
of Regents of the State University leaves to-
day for MADEIRA to be present at county
teachers institute, the thirty-fifth he will
have attended since assuming Office last
March.
The Rev Dr. o. B. Jennings, recently pastor
OF ST. PauPs Church, Sing Sing, thirty miles
from New York City, is at the Occidental. For
some time he has been suffering from bron-
chitis and is now in California for his health
and may locate here. Bishop Nichols is an old
friend OF his. He came via the isthmus and
reached here on the Zealandia last night.
His wife and her sister are with him.
George Hazard of Tacoma, whose daughter,
Miss Julia Hazard, was married at Victoria a
few days ago to John C. r. Coot, is one of the
most widely known men on the coast He ives
formerly County Treasurer, banker and
member of the Senate in Indiana, and also
soldier. He went to Tacoma In 1882, and was
newspaper man for some two years. Re.
verses coming once more he came to San Fran
cisco, and, meeting Senator John F. Miller, his
old regiment commander. he persuaded him to
give him position with the Alaska CONNER.
cial Company. 1t was granted, and he sailed
for the seal islands, where he was gone for a
year. On his return he went back to Tacoma
entered politics and became chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee and
chairman of the Association of Democratic
Clubs. He has many eccentricities and is tire
lessly energetic.