The San Francisco call., 1896-04-08
PERSONAL.

George Pearce of Santa Rosa is in town.
Dr. A. NJ Gardner of Napa is in this City.
H. S. Stephenson of Chicago is at the Cal
ifornia.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Juan are at
the Grand
T. Horton, ranch-owner Of Livermore. is at
T. F. Crosby, business man of Ogden, Utah,
is in this City.
DR.. Joseph w. Yard, of Guadalupe Calvo,
Mex, is at the Palace.
A. J. Dryman of Redding. Clerk of Shasta
County, is at the Russ
o. A. Lowe of Woodland, cashier of the Bank
OF Yolo, is at the Grand.
j. W. Wood, merchant OF Pasadena, is
among recent arrivals here.
DR.. Black of Sacramento, State Superintend-
ent OF Schools, is at the Lick.
Joseph D. Lynch, the journalist, OF Los
Angeles, arrived here yesterday.
The Rev Father P. J. Jeram, president OF the
Eden Valley Colony is at the Russ.
A. ]. Mas, prominent merchant of Kansas
City, is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
J. S. Sedan, wealthy resident of Denver, is
In the City, accompanied by his wife.
II. N. Seaton, the general merchant and pol
ltlcian, OF Arbuckle, arrived here yesterday.
William M. Hamilton, representing a lead
Ing mouse OF Chicago, is at the Cosmopolitan.
sclpio Craig, editor of the Redlands Citro-
graph, Is In the City, accompanied by his wife.
Among the recent arrivals here is George
Ohleyer OF Yuba City, proprietor of the Sutter
County Farmer.
Z. NJ. Young, mining and business man of
Silver City, N. NJ, was among yesterdays ar
rivals at the Palace.
Captain w. a. Nevills, one of the owners of
the famous Rawhide mine near Sonora, who
has operated with remarkable success in the
mother lode, arrived in this City yesterday.
Captain C. T. Church of the sloop Y Ray of
Moro Bay. San Luis Obispo County, is at the
Cosmopolitan on his way to Cooks Inlet. He
joins the Ducy party, which sails on the
steamer Albion on the 14th.
John White of New York, a noted copper ore
buyer who trades among the mountain States
and Territories, is among the recent arrivals
here. Copper has advanced SO materially
lately that mine OF it is priced as highly as q
gold mine, and the demand for copper is
heavy.
G. A. Treadwell, the superintendent of the
Red Hill gold mine, Nevada City, owned by a
company at Glasgow, Scotland, is at the Occi-
dental. He brought down with him large
yalise containing many magnificent speci-
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almost any and every conceivable shape. The
specimens were examined last night with
much interest.
William E. Gates, proprietor of the Cleve-
land (Ohio) Daily Abstract, is here en- route to
Japan to investigate the economic conditions
there. He wants to find out what danger the
United States may be in, if any, from the COM
petition in the manufacture of goods. His
theory is that if this country would adopt free
coinage competition would at any rate, cease
to be dangerous.
Officers OF the State Grange held its regular
monthly meeting at the Russ yesterday and
transacted routine business. Among those
present were these w. w. Greer of Sacra-
mento master; Don Mills of Santa Rosa, Sec
retary; George Ohleyer of Yuba City, lecturer
and Cyrus Jones of San Jose, B. F. Walton OF
Yuba City, and George P. Loucks of Pacheco
constituting the executive committee.
Regent l. w. Heilman of the State University
the president of the Nevada Bank and Union
Trust Company, has gone on six months
trip abroad. He expects to sail from New York
April % 1t is his first vacation in years. 1t was
his intention to go to Europe last year, but his
banking interests here and at Los Angeles pre-
vented. He intends to put in a good deal OF
his time travelling in the different foreign
countries