The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
PERSONAL.

W.R spalding, lawyer of Truckee, is at
the Lick.
FIJI. Conant, U. s. N, is registered ct the
Occidental.
G. Garibaldi. the merchant from Merced,
is at the Grand.
J.. w. Oates, an attorney of Santa Rosa, has
room at the Lick
H. C. Oswald of London arrived at the occi-
dental last night.
C. Crittendon of San Jose is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George w. Boggs, the grain merehsnt OF
Tracy, is at the Russ.
S. w. Bright. a mining man OF Jackson, is
registered at the Russ.
w. S. Wall, business man of Woodland, is q
late arrival at the Russ.
I. L. Delano, the quarryman OF Portland, is
among the Lick's guests.
Among the Palace arrivals is w. S. Hughes
of the United States Navy.
J. B. Fuller, the Bank Commissioner from
Marysville, is at the California.
DR.. ]. NJ Blodgett of Lodi is making the
Grand his temporary headquarters.
F. P. Wickershsm, the Fresno banker, is
among those registered at the Lick.
J. P. Sheridan of the banking firm of Sheri-
dan Bros, Roseburg, Or, is at the Lick.
H C. Tuckson, business man of Redwood
City, is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
L. F. Garrand Jr. of the United States Geo.
logical Survey, has returne ed to the Occidental.
Peter Negro, a mining man from Nina
Priets, Mex, arrived at the Baldwin yester-
day.
Aaron Smith, who is interested in the rail-
road business at Los Angeles, is guest at the
Grand.
William W. Adams, L. Manning and T. Early,
mining men from Montana, are guests at the
Palace.
Mrs DR.. William Hammond and William NJ.
Moves Of Liyermore arrived at the Occidental
last night.
Bishop Nichols and his son came up from
San Mateo last night and registered at the
Occidental.
s. Thompson, wealthy rancher of Angels,
Calaveras County, is guest at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopor-
tan Hotel are n. D. Gelatt and wife, prominent
residents of Iowa.
]. T. Peitis, large clothier of New York
City, arrived at the Palace last night and reg
istered with his wife.
Colonel D. B. Fairbanks, the Petaluma
banker and member of the Fifth Regiment, N.
G. c., is guest at the Lick.
L. Gerlich of Stockton, who is one of the big
cattlemen of the State, was among the ar
rivals at the Grand last night.
Professor William Henry Hudson of the Eng
lish department at Stanford University is a
guest at the Califor MIA with his wife.
D. E. Knight OF Marysville, one of the dele
gates to the st. Louis Republican Convention,
is at the Lick with his wife for short visit
ID. Culp of San Felipe, the man who has
made a success of tobacco culture in Califor-
mia, is among the latest arrivals at the Lick.
John sibbard of Nevada, who is extensively
interested in the cattle business both in his
State and in California, is guest at the Russ
L. ]. Belloni Jr., son-in-law of Havemeyer
of the Hsvemeyer Sugar Trust of New York
City, is at the Palace with his wife and two
daughters.
A. S. Cooper, the Santa Barbara Democratic
Councilman, asphaltum expert and ex-County
Surveyor, has returned to the Grand after
trip to Bakersfield.
Colonel Carlos Gonzales of Mexico arrived at
the Lick last night with a detachment, con-
sisting of his wife, an interpreter and enough
little GonZaleses to make a baseball team and
furnish an umpire for the game.
Nick A. Covarrubias. United States Marshal
for Southern California, is a guest at the Pal
ace. He is here on q short pleasure trip,
although he brought with him from the South
q Chinaman who is to be deported.
S. F. Thorn, manager of the Grand has re-
covered sufficiently from the severe injuries
he sustained in bicycle accident on March
80 in the park to be out again. He has gone
down to Cragghorn, his pretty country place
in the Santa Cruz Mountains, near Glenwood.
]. W. Woodruff, an octogenerian capitalist of
Philadelphia, arrived on last nights overland
train. He said that ne had been noting the
weather in this City from day to day in THE
CALL, on file in the Public Library at Phila-
delphia, and had decided San Francisco cli-
mate would do him good. He is at the Lick.
Mrs. E. G. Hitchcock, Miss Hattie C. Hitch
cock, Miss Mabel w. Hitchcock, Mrs. j. P. Sis
son and Mrs. I. Wright arrived at the Occi-
dental yesterday from Hilo, Hawaii. They
made the voyage from the islands in the bark
Annie Johnson. E. G. Hitchcock is the Sheriff
of the island of Hawaii, the largest of the
islands forming the republic of Hawaii.
M. Wines is at the Grand with his wife. Mr..
Wines owns the mountain stage line, between
Santa Barbara and Los Olivos, the pres.
ent terminus of the coast railroad, some day
to be built through to the ultra noun tain
terminus at Elwood, twelves miles north of
Santa Barbara. He also owns the stage line
to Lake Tahoe to make further arrangements
for the seasons travel, now just developing
into a full stream that will continue until late
in August.
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