The San Francisco call., 1896-02-04
PERSONAL.

T. B. Hickey of Carson is here.
John A. New of Fresno is in town.
Dr.. L. c.. Cross of Stockton is in town.
.AttorneyF. c. Lusk of Chico is in town.
DR.. Victor S. Vecki of San Jose is in town.
S. G. Little, the banker, of Dixon, is at the
Russ.
Isaac Levy, business man of Lower Lake,
is in town.
R. C. Terry, the wine-grower, of Clay ton, is
| at the Lick.
W. P. McFaul, Assessor of Mendocino County,
is in the City.
Fred searls, the attorney. of Nevada City, is
at the Palace.
Edwin Phelps, business man of Lakeville,
is at the Russ.
c. W. Gaffney, a mining man of Boulder,
Mont, is in town.
United States Judge w. B. Gilbert of Oregon
| is at the Occidental
| R. H. Wiley, an attorney OF Monterey. ar
rived here yesterday.
w. C. Kennedy, the attorney, of San Jose, was
| in this City yesterday.
c. L. storke, the attorney, OF Santa Barbara,
| is among recent arrivals.
| Mayor w. II. Carlson of San Jose was among
| the arrivals here yesterday.
Captain R. d. Buckman OF the steamer City
OF Everett is at the Occidental.
The Rev. w. E. Smith of Menlo Park is at the
| Russ, accompanied by his family.
w. D. Curtis, owner of the Curtis House,
| Lenox, Mass, is at the Occidental.
E. D. MeCabe OF Sacramento private secre-
| tary to Governor Budd, is in the City.
Alfred Bouvier and wife are expected home
| from their Eastern tour this morning. :.
Ex-Assemblyman A. j. Bledsoe of Humboldt
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| Sheriff j. r. Johnson of Mendocino was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Grand.
| Joseph Scott and Charles w. Welby, wealthy
| cattlemen of Montana, are at the California.
Ex-Judge J. NJ. walling and A. D. Mason, an
attorney, both of Nevada City, arrived here
| yesterday.
| A. A. Grant, who owns the water works in
Albuquerque, a newspaper, and is interested in
other enterprises there, is in the City.
Peter schuttler, the millionaire, of Chicago,
| son OF Peter Schuttler, the wagon-maker, is at
the Palace, accompanied by Martin Conrad of
| Chicago.
| F.W. Boltz, general agent of the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad at Cleveland, Ohio is at
| the Palace. He will probably leave for the
East tonight.
York, is at the Palace, accompanied by party
| OF friends. They will remain in different parts
| of the State several weeks.
T. H. Selyage, grand councillor of the orde1
| of Chosen Friends of the State of Californis
and prominent attorney of Eureka, Hum.
boldt County, is at the Baldwin. Mr. Selvage
will visit the orders throughout the State dur
| ing February.
! Roger A. Pryor Jr., an attorney of New York
| son of General Roger A. Prior, who served
! throughout the War of the Rebellion, who has
hald
ernment, was at the Palace yesterday Mr.
| Pryor, the younger, is the brother-in-law of
! the late A. Page Brown. He left for Burlin-
game last evening.
Daniel Skerry, one of the best-known miners
of Virginia City. is in tie City. When asked il
there were prospects of a development in the
near future among any of the mines of the
| Comstock lode Mr.. Skerry replied: "Well, you
know the old Con. Virginia, don't you? l don't
know for sure what it is about TO turn out, but
| / wouldn't be surprised If it gave the stock
buyers chance TO. do some guessing pretty
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