The San Francisco call., 1896-08-11
PERSONAL.

DR.. Thomas Flint OF San Juan Is at the
Grand.
John McMullin OF Fresno arrived at the Lick
last night.
State Senator A. J. Jones OF Oroville is q
guest at the Grand.
j. M. Mormon, lawyer of Ukiah, is late
arrival at the Grand
Mrs. Mccall, wife of the City Clerk of Stock
ton. is guest at the Ramona
j. d. Donham-Smith and wife, OF England,
are late arrivals at the Palace.
q. K. Tfllson, an attorney of Merced, is at
the Lick with his wife and child.
Captain Illashevitch of Manitou, Colo, ar
rived at the Occidental yesterday.
J. Hennessy, mine-owner, of Su tier Creek,
is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Edward F. Haas, a Stockton lawyer, is among
the Latest arrivals at the Occidental.
Charles c. Swain, an attorney of Stockton is
enc OF the latest arrivals at the Russ.
Major ]. ]. Brice of the United States Fish
commission is staying at the Palace.
]. NJ Poole of Chicago is in town again. His
name appears on the Palace register.
]. M. Burlington of Nevada City, one of the
county Supervisors, is guest at the Lick.
John Ford, student of Virginia City, is at
the Russ on his way to Santa Clara College.
]. M. Burlington of Nevada City came to
town yesterday and has room at the Lick.
L. C. Fletcher of the United States Geological
Survey returned yesterday to the Occidental.
James H. Wadworth. cattle-dealer of Yreka,
is at the Lick with his mother, Mrs. Mary Wad-
worth.
Benjamin P. Barker of the Olivina vineyard,
near Livermore, registered at the Occidental
yesterday
Raphael WE'LL left the City last Saturday for
Europe He expects to sojourn in Paris for
six months or more.
S. c. Evans OF Riverside, capitalist, hotel
owner and owner of orange groves, registered
at the Palace yesterday.
DR.. Thomas D. Wood, professor of hygiene
and physical director at Stanford University,
is a guest at the California.
John Markley of Geyserville, secretary of the
Democratic State Central Committee, regis
tered at the Lick last night.
z. G. Hart, owner of the Texas Consolidated
mine at Hart, Shasta County, is registered at
the Ramona with his family.
z. N. Strauss of Yuma and R. B. Stephens of
Los Angeles are at the Grand. They have
come here on mining business.
John ]. Squire of Santa Barbara, senior in
the Hastings Law College, returned yesterday
from his vacation and registered at the Grand
T. W. Bullock of Chicago, the railroad
builder and one of the projectors Of the pro-
posed Yosemite railroad, returned last night
10 the Palace.
Among the arrivals at the Grand yesterday
was Sheriff s. d. Ballou. the San Luis Obispo
County official whose bloodhounds were en-
pioyed in the early search for Murderer Dun
ham.
John f. More, the Santa Barbara rancher an d
brother of the late Alexander p. More, who
owned Santa Rosa Island, came up from the
south yesterday and took apartments at the
Palace.
Colonel John S. Mosby the attorney for the
Southern Pacific Railroad, who has been i'll for
the last two months at his home. 72S Sutter
street, is out and about again and was down.
town yesterday.
Professor John N. stillman, one of the early
graduates of the University of California and
head OF the department of chemistry at STAN
ford University, arrived at the California in
company with DR.. o. L. Elliott, registrar of
Stanford University.
James G. Tyrrell of the Grass Valley Tidings
is in the City. Mr.. Tyrrell is delegate to the
Second Congressional Convention that win
meet in Sacramento tomorrow. He says Grove
L. Johnson is his choice for the place and he
believes Mr.. Johnson will be nominated,