The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
PERSON AL.

Judge J. W. Turner of Eureka is at the Russ.
Dr. James Blood of Portland, Or, is in town.
Dr. James J. Hogan OF Vallejo is at the Bald
win.
Ex-Judge J. NJ. Walling OF Nevada City is at
the Russ.
Mr.. Abrahams, Santa Cruz merchant, is at
the Grand.
N. T. Whitton, q stock-raiser Of Lakeport, is
at the Russ.
D. Frieat, mining man from Grass Valley,
is at the Lick.
Lee jenkins of Centralis, Wash, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Lloyd E. Cochran OF Portland il registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
J. B. Libby, merchant. Of Port Towsend,
WASH, is at the Lick.
Louis Gundelfnger, merchant OF Fresno, Is
staying at the Palace.
C. B. Weatherwsx, a lumberman Of Aberdeen,
Wash, is at the Grand.
George n Martin of Sioux City, Idaho, is
registered at the Baldwin.
D. D. Fagan merchant Of Whatcom, Wash,
has apartments at the Grand.
II. Newhouse, one OF Fresno's business men,
is at the Grand for few days.
Thomas Wells, treasurer of Tuolumne County,
is a guest at the Cosmopolitan.
William England, the Marysville druggist, Is
at the Grand with his daughters.
NJ. c. wilkinson. o. s. A.. from Fort Smelling,
Mimi, is registered at the Palace.
g. NJ. Spedon. the caricaturist, is at the Grand
and is registered from New York.
WI. Coaksley, City Treasurer Of New West
minister, B. c., is at the Occidental.
A.w. Crabb, fruit-grower of Oskville, is in
town and is registered at the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacBride and Miss Mac
Bride OF New York are at the Palace.
C. C. Powning, q newspaper man of Reno,
Nev is among the guests at the Palace.
W. F. Crossley, manager for Eugene O ORourke
and John l.. Sullivan, is registered at the Bald
win.
Frank T. Wilson, well-known attorney of
Nevada City, is making short stay at the
Lick.
James Henderson, railroad man from
Winnipeg, is registered at the Occidental
with his wife.
w. Freeman manager OF 1.-THE Railroad
Ticket Company" is at the Baldwin with ma
jority of the troupe.
Lew D. Williams, County Clerk of Reveille
County, Mont, is in town for short visit. He
is registered at the Russ.
E. Mccormack, the well-known lumberman
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is guest at the Cos
mopolitan. accompanied by his wife,
H. s. Turner, ex-treasurer of Humboldt
County, and now one of the largest dairymen
In California, is registered at the Russ.
l., W. Shinn, who is interested with Lane and
Hobart in the Alaskan mining properties, is
registered at the Grand from Seattle, Wash.
william B. Fisher, connected with the Parke-
Y ~ 10 of f,a Do1.
Mr.. Fisher is soon to be married to Miss Rickard
of Berkeley.
John F. More, Santa Barbara rancher and
brother of the late Alexander More the mil.
lionaire owner of Santa Rosa Island, Is regis
tered at the Palace with his wife.
Cyrus H. Mccormick and wife are at the
Palace. Mrs. Mccormick was a Miss Rookie
feller, and her marriage will be remembered
as particularly romantic event in Chicago's
highest social circles.
Samuel Weilheimer, Adolph Ehrhorn, Percy
Milbury, NJ. Musconi, G, MCPHERSON and W. A.
Clark, a party of Mountain View cyclers, were
in town in uniform last night, and left about
midnight for fast run home with the wind
behind them.
]. p Prindle, vice-president Of the Plano
Manufacturing Company of Chicago and q
member of the Newton Wagon Company of
VI
Prindle, Miss Martha Prindle, Mrs. Lucy P.
Foote and Fred H. Beach, all Of Batavia, Ill.
The party is making pleasure tour OF the
State, and incidentally Messrs. Prindle and
Beach are observing the agricultural pros
poets with view to establishing agencies for
harvesting implements.
Anna Eva Fay, the Georgia wonder, SO known
and styled in public, but in private Mrs. D. H.
Pingree of Boston, arrived on last nights
overland and took apartments at the Baldwin
She is APPETITE blonde with.a slight girlish figure
and only her uncomminly bright gray eyes
and her energetic. almost impulsive manner of
conversation give any indication that she pos
sesses some inexplicable magnetic power that
makes 1t possible for her to lift great weights
by simply placing her hands upon them. This
is Mrs. Pingree's second visit to this coast, her
first having been made three years ago, but in
the meantime she has made many professional