The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25
PERSONAL

DR.. F. F. Upham of Dixon is at the Grand.
DR.. W. II. Wentworth of Sacramento is in the
City.
Charles R. Valentine of London is in the
City.
Phil sweed, a merchant of Petaluma, is at
the Grand.
DR.. S. K Riley of the steamer Mariposa is at
the Grand
T. ]. Lambert of Angels Camp is at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel.
Professor E. Fl. Griggs of Stanford University
is at the California.
Richard A. Parker, a mining expert of Bos-
tou, is at the Palace.
E. A. Hawley, the Santa Barbara capitalist,
arrived here yesterday.
Jonn W. Roberts of San Bernardino vas
among the arrivals here yesterday.
II. E. Reedall, a mine-owner of Alaska, is
staying atthe Cosmopolitan Hotel.
H. F. Milford, a wealthy business man of
Sydney. New South Wales, is in town.
H. NJ. Yerington and Mrs. Yerington re-
turned here from Honolulu yesterday.
E. C. Waterhouse of Honolulu, is here on his
way East to complete his medical education.
w. Molesworth, MD, a leading physician of
Brooklyn, N. Y, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A. E. weirick, wealthy cattle and horse
grower of Hawaii, is at the Occidental, on his
way East.
J.R. Murdoch. manager of an extensive dis.
tillery at Owensburg, Kentucky, arrived here
yesterday.
P. Ruhlman of New York, a dealer in Cali
fornia nuts and dried fruits, is among the ar
rivals here.
]. H. Coleman, for number of years man
ager of the Virginia CITY Evening Chronicle,
is on visit here.
George P. Denison, superintendent of the
Oahu Railroad, Hawaiian Islands, arrived
here yesterday and left in the evening for Los
Angeles.
Dorrance Atwater, ex-Uhited States Consul
TO Tahiti, was among the arrivals here Yester-
day from Samoa and the Pacific islands, where
he has been for some time.
DR.. William Macewen, professor of surgery
in the University of Glasgow, has completed
his course of lectures at Cooper Medical Col
lege and left yesterday for the East.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was
prominent party OF St. Louis people consisting
OF ]. f. Leggett Mrs. Leggett, Mr.. and Mrs S
I. Mccormick and Miss Mccormick. They are
at the Palace
E. f. Bishop. manager of the Honolulu house
of C. Brewer & Co., having their headquarters
in Boston, is at the Occidental. The firm
owns large sugar plantation and is exten-
sively engaged in importing.
James P. Mccarthy, president of the McCar-
thy Company and other real estate corpora
tions, has been on an extended business trip
to Los Angeles and Southern California in the
interests of the Mccarthy property.
A. W. Louderback, who used to be engaged
in the auction business on Montgomery street,
this City, but who has been il the East for the
last FIVE years, is at the Grand. He is accom-
panied by P. H. Solin and II. Sarafian, recently
of Con stantinople
Mrs. Alice Crisp OF New Zealand, sister of T.
H. Wicks, vice-president of the Pullman Car
Company, arrived here yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs. K. Martin, her daughter, and grand
daughter. Miss Martin. Mrs. Crisp is en- route
to visit Mr.. Wicks. whom she has not seen for
twenty-seven years.
H. E. Montague, formerly chief clerk of the
California Hotel, who for two and half years
past has been office-manager of the big Hotel
Majestic in New York, and manager OF the Ar
gyle, the large summer hotel at Babylon, N.
Y. has returned here. Yesterday he was
meeting his many old friends. Mr.. Montague
intends to remain in California.