The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-02

James Feeley OF Red Bluff is at the Lick.
E. C. Harlan of San Ramon is in the City.
Al Rowland of Portland is at the Russ.
Sam N. Rucker of San Jose is at the Palace.
E. Blum, business man of Butte City, is in
town. :.
G. B. Foster, publisher OF Chicago. is at the
Grand.
Sheriff G. S. Mckenzie of Napa is at the
Grand.
Frank A. Low of Washington, D. c., is at the
Baldwin.
Isaac Grabb of Louisville, KY, is a late arri-
val here.
Rev. ]. W. Webb of Fresno is guest at the
Ramona.
FIX. McDaniels of oberlin, Ohio, reached
here yesterday.
Professor Spencer from Stanford University is
at the Ramona.
George Mainhart, mining man of Grass
Valley, is in the City.
G. L. Fisher, a merchant of Central America,
arrived here yesterday.
State Senator A. D. Andrews of Pomona is
among the arrivals here.
DR.. Frank Drake of Sonora is on visit here
and is register at the Lick.
Frank L. Coombs, ex-Minister to Japan, is
down from MS nome AT Napd.
E. D. Goodrich OF New York arrived here
yesterday. He is at the Lick.
J. E. Jennings and wife of Fort Bragg are
guests at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
C. Allen, prominent business man OF
Washington, is at thu Cosmopolitan.
George W. Lorenz of Sacramento and his
family are at the Ramona for week.
George Johnson, wealthy farmer and
horse-raiser of Pleasanton, is in the City.
A L. Williams, cashier of the Carver Ma
tional Bank, St Helena, is at the Ramona.
Robert Dunbar and julius cray of New
York are among the arrivals at the Palace.
Among the arrivals at the Russ is Edward
Brown of Sodaville, who is on business trip.
C. P Squires, cattle dealer of Portland, Or,
is in town and stopping at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Mrs. ]. Johnson of Corning arrived in the
City yeste rday and will winter at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
+. D. Christie of Paterson, N. j., arrived
here yesterday by way of Panama. Mrs. Chris
tie accompanies him.
Louis Dfetz, advertising manager Of the
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, is spending
a few days at the Ramona.
I. A. B. Hull, superintendent Of the home
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town and is at the Cosmopolitan.
R. F. Kelly, the well-known commission
broker OF Butte City, is down on business
visit and registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Frank G. Baker, publisher of the Portland
Farmer and Stockman and ex-State Printer of
Oregon. is spending few days in the City.
Chief Officer Dowdell has taken his old posi-
ton on the steamer Alameda, after four years
absence, occasioned by being injured in
storm. Officer Rennie who has been in Dow
dells place, will 60 on the zealandia.
I. Yamato, Japanese merchant of Toxic,
Japan, accompanied by his wife, arrived on
the steamship Doric yesterday. They are
making a tour of the United States and are
registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mrs. S. L Du Shon, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Mabel, arrived on the overland
train this morning from Washington and viii
remain In the City until after New Year.
They have taken apartments at the Cosmo-
politan.
Colonel Il. B. Maxson OF Reno, New, United
States deputy land surveyor, is in the City,
after many months in surveying public lands
In Nevada, Utah and Idaho. The colonel had
three separate parties, or q total of 80 men on
the survey. The season in the States alluded
to has just closed. If work is to be continued
during the winter 1t Will probably be in
Southern California and Arizona. Colonel
Maxsol Is here only on brief VISIT he will
probably leave for Reno tonight