The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-14
PERSONAL.

the Occidental.
J.H. Hill and wife of Selma are staying at
the Cosmopolitan.
IL. A. Preston. mining man of Jamestown,
is visiting at the Grand.
E. G. Crow of St. Louis is at the Occidental,
with his wife and child.
c. E. Kephart and wife of Angels Camp are
guests at the Cosmopolitan.
c. ]. McCracken,- merchant of Portland,
Or, is registered at the Grand.
w. S. Barrett of Kingstown, Ireland, is
among the guests at the Palace.
Dr.. w. C. Brumfield, physician of Porter
vile, arrived at the Grand yesterday.
George McMullen, who keeps hotel at Fort
Bragg, is-msking visit at the Grand.
General N. P. Chapman, the attorney, of Red
Bluff, arrived at the Palace yesterday.
A. P. Wolville, mining man from Grass
Valley, is making visit at the Grand.
t. Tatsuno and K. Otsuka, merchants of
Japan, are guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Mrs H. Welsh, the wife of Attorney Welsh of
Fresno, is a guest at the Cosmopolitan.
H. E. Polk, wife and child, of Lincoln, CAL,
are among those registered at the Palace.
Charles L. Fair engaged apartments at the
California yesterday for himself and wife.
w. n. Kirkman OF Walla Walla, Wash, is
S--AOA6 ySobCA0ny oAA4f dAS at TIC od1QH1u.
G. W. Schmidt, a wine-maker of ST. Helena,
is one OF the guests recently arrived at the
Lick.
E. C. Stuart, well-known citizen of Port
land, Or, is one of the recent arrivals at the
Grand
Tw. Phelps. one of those interested in the
Los Angeles oil wells, is late arrival at the
Grand.
Wv. Lane and woodson Garrand, mining
men of Angels Camp, are registered at the
Grand.
Rev. J. N. Mccarthy of Riverside and Rev.
J. Barron of Los Angeles are guests at the
Grand.
DR.. B. W. Rees of The Needles has returned
to the Grand after few days absence from
the City.
State Controller E. P. Colgan is down from
Sacramento and is making the Lick his head
quarters.
Samuel Porter. who has extensive real-estate
interests near Martinez, is at the Grand on q
short visit.
A. c. Rosendale, merchant of Pacific
Grove, is staying at the Grand during bust
ness visit. here.
George Webb Alexander, the Market-street
merchant, viii return from the E asst about the
middle of August.
W. H. Mills, agent for the land depart
! ment of the Southern Pacific Railroad, is q
| guest at the Palace.
George West one of the largest wine makers
in the State, is guest at the Occidental, regis
tered from Stockton
William Edwards of Upper Lake returned
last night from a trip to Boston and took Q
room at the California.
C. E. S. Wood. q lawyer OF Portland, Or, is
at the California with his son Erskine and his
| daughter Nanny Wood.
George E. Goodman Jr.. who is engaged in
the banking business at Napa with his father,
arrived at the Palace yesterday.
Colonel L. S. Rabbit of the United State!
army, stationed at Benicia. registered at the
Occidental yesterday with his son, E. B. Bah
bitt
Rev. A. P. Anderson of Santa Clara is at tn,
Occidental. He says that his initials were a
! good as anybody else's when he first came By
! them.
George Baker and wife, C. ]. NJ. Doueaii and
George T. Myers, all OF Portland, Or. were pas
sengers on the Columbia last night from the
/ north.
H. Taubenheimer and wife and Miss Flor
ence and Miss Mabel Taubenheimer of Port
land, Or, arrived at the Palace last night from
the north.
/ C. A Walker and A. E. Walker, sons of tn.
/ nCl-AAOWA Cdib ldk6 10 INT
Occidental yesterday, after spending severa
weeks at Del Monte.
Rev. c. O'Connor of Ukiah is at the Grand
He was in town to attend the funeral of hi.
townsman, the late John P. Buckingham
editor and poll tieian.
| @. ]. Cox OF Delano, son of red Cox, the Sac
ramento banker. arrived at the Grand yester
day with his family. He has charge of large
ranch in the San joaquin Valley.
Senator C. A. Dolph OF Oregon is at the Cali
fornia in company with II. A. Elliot, bank
clerk. and Charles E. Ladd, a bank president,
and all are registered from Portland. Or.
II. Fischer, manager and ore of the stock.
holders of great tea plantation at Buxa
Quar-, Bengal, India, returned to the Palace
yesterday after visiting the Yosemite From
here he will go East, his destination being his
old home in Germany.
T. S. C. Lowe of Pasadena is at the Palace.
Mount Lowe, the scenic attraction near Pasa-
dena, is named after him, and the inclined
railway up its slope is his property. Professor
Lowe is now building hotel at Pasadena with
800 rooms, in order to accommodate tourists
and health-seekers
Donald Ross of Ross & Hewlett returned to
this City yesterday after a visit to Point
Arena and other places in MeEdocino County.
He drove from Ukiah to the coast. At Point
Arena he says the Government is having
new fog signal station built further from the
surf than the old one, which has been under
mined by the waves and rendered untenant
| able. The improvement is a notable one as
/ Point Arena is probably the most important
! point 10 coastwise vessels bound for this port
! Collins Landing, the old lum Der shipping sta
ton, has been abandoned. The Five Brothers
which left there few days ago, was the last
vessel to go from the landing. The lumber
business dnli that a m or af In,
camps have been abandoned and several mills
have shut down. But all things are not so un
prosperous. Some time ago the Fish Commits
sioners stocked the Garcia River with rain
bow and Eastern trout. The fish have done
remarkably we'll. High up the river there i:
unusually fine fishing.