The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-24
PERSONAL.

Dr. j. Finegann of San Jose is in the city.
Ex-Governor L. A. Sheldon is at the Grand.
Robert Smith of London is at the Occidenta
The Rev. James w. Dolan of Boston IS at the
Grand.
DR.. g. A. Knopf of Los Angeles is at the
Palace.
Robert Moore, a butcher of Healdsburg, is in
the city.
T. J. Field, the banker of Monterey, lion
visit here.
Captain W. H. Patterson of Portland is at
the Grand.
w t. Smith, business man OF Elko. Nevada
is in town.
L. B. Seymour, business man of Petaluma.
is at the Russ
Matthew W. Blanchard of Santa Paula is WIS.,
iting the City.
J. W. Oatman of Sacramento is one of the re-
cent arrivals here.
William H. Redfern, mine-owner of weay-
erville, is in the City.
James Vivian, a business and mining man of
Leadville, is at the Grand.
NJ. J. Todd, business man OF Buffalo, is
among the recent arrivals here.
E. K. Stevenot of Nevada has decided to
make his home in San Francisco.
Robert Cameron Rogers, a wealthy business
man of Buffalo, n. Y, is in the city.
w. Richardson, a halloween and lumber
manufacturer of Truckee, is at the Russ,
H. G. W. Dinkelspiel has gone south on a
business trip, accompanied by Mrs Dinkel-
spiel.
Stephen V. Elliott of this City intends to take
an extensive trip through Cslaveras County,
visiting Esmeralda, during the summer
months.
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Fresno, who is interested in banking, raisin-
growing and other enterprises, is here on a
business trip.
l. w. Enos, the banker of Tacoma, and c. L.
Heilig, manager of the Northwestern circuit of
theaters, are at the Palace, having returned
from visit to Los Angeles.
John H. May, who was for four years Prose
cutting Attorney of Chicago, is among the re-
cent arrivals at the Lick. He is on his way 10
the City OF Mexico and will remain there seve-
raj weeks.
Hon. ]. J. Brice, United States Fish Commits
sloner, has determined TO establish a sub
hatchery on Eel River, near sanhedrin
Heights, and will send an agent to inspect the
location Soon
A. d. Bowen, formerly one of the owners of
the Ventura Free Press, and for some time
past until lately, interested in the Los Angeles
Herald, was among yesterdays arrivals. lie is
at the Occidental.
NJ. G. Tonini. the well-known Italian agent
OF the Union Pacific Railroad, has returned
after four months European visit While
abroad Mr.. Tonini spent most of his time N
Switzerland, France, Italy and Austria
Colonel c. w. Griggs, principal owner In the
st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, Ia
coma, ana for number of years a partner of
President James j. Hill of the Great Northern
Railroad in extensive railroad interests, is at
the Palace, accompanied by his daughter. They
have been visiting Southern California.
Maurice o'Connell, the old-time and wealthy
resident of Grass Valley, has been in the CITY
for the past few days. Mr.. O'Connell is in.
terested in gold mining there, as well as bust
ness, and he speaks enthusiastically of the
progress that is being made in the develop
ment of large bodies of ore. He has no doubt
that Grass Valley is one of the best districts in
California and believes that the town win
much increase in activity very soon. AS 1t is.
the district is thrifty. Mr. o'Conner left for
home yesterday.