The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-19
PERSONAL.

| Ex-Congressman Louttit is on visit here.
| D. C. Page grain-dealer of Davis, is in the
City.
John L. Hudner, an attorney of HOLSTER, is
| at the Lick
Ex-District Attorney W. D. Upper of Fresno
is in the CITY,
Dr.. c. R. Isle of Philadelphia. Pa, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Superior Judge G. W. Nicoll of Sonora is at
the Occidental.
Assemblyman R. C. Dale OF Kern County is
at the Baldwin.
B. F. Hayden, editor of the Catholic Journal
of Portland, Or, is at the Grand.
w. C. Myers OF the United States revenue
cutter Rush is at the California.
Editor D. D. Dodson OF the Red Bluff Senti-
mel is among the arrivals at the Grand.
s. G. Younkins OF Pasadena is staying at the
Cosmo politan, accompanied by his wife.
George Blake, who has been for some time
past mining at Cripple Creek, is at the Lick.
Colonel j. L. Coles, mining superintendent
of Tuolumne County, arrived here yesterday.
L. A. Roberts, livestock grower OF Gray
son, Stanisaus County, arrived here yesterday.
j. B. Ivison a manufacturer of engines and
agricultural implements at Salinas City, is in
town.
T. E. Collins, a hotel man of Fresno, is
guest at the Cosmopolitan. He is accompanied
by his wife.
Norman Rfdeout, the widely known banker
of Marysville, is at the California, accompanied
by Mrs. Rideout.
E. A. Kent, well-known mining and ews-
paper man OF Denver, is at the Palace, accom-
panied by his wife.
A. G. Hicks, one of the pioneers of Tacoma
and at one time Deputy Collector of the Port,
there, is at the Occidental.
R. Kohler of Portland, manager OF lines in
Oregon OF the Southern Pacific Railroad ar
rived here yesterday. Mr.. Kohler has been
many years in Oregon and for long time was
connected with the Oregon and California,
prior to the change of name.
James Hickey, for several years foreman of
the Bodie and Standard mines at Bodie and
now superintendent OF group OF properties at
Silver Peak, just inside the Nevada line, is at
the Russ. He says an English syndicate has
just arranged to take the properties, put in eX-
tensive machinery and build great chlorina-
| ton works. They will spend in all, he says,
from 81 100000 to 81 100000.
District Attorney Alvin Fay OF Bakersfield is
| at the Baldwin. He says Bakersfield now has
1000 inhabitants and is thriving in every way.
at is now the best business town." he said, sin
the San Joaquin Valley. More money is paid
out there than at any other point A large
amount of the great ranch of Haggin & Carr
has been cut up in tracts and considerable of
it sold. Kern County, of which Bakersfield is
the capital, has extensive cattle and sheep in
terests. In fact, all kinds of livestock are
| grown there. They bring in much money. It's
| g good county and l am well satisfied with it,"
Thomas B. Everett of Cripple Creek, former
| ly member of the Legislature from Placer
| and Ell Dorado counties. who has been here
| for three weeks past, left last night to return
| to Cripple Creek. While here he organized
two more companies for the development of
Cripple Creek mines, making the third IN all
| which he has foated here. He says a numb err
OF the best men in San Francisco are interested
| in these companies. Mr.. Everett, however,
| does not hold that the mines are any better in
| Cripple Creek than here. He says the only
| difference is that the miners are going deeper
| there than here.