The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
PERSONAL.

]. W. Drysdale of Nevada is at the Lick.
G. G. Kimball OF Red Bluff is at the Palace.
X. P. Helm bold of Portland. Or, is in town.
Colonel P. c. Rust of New Jersey is on visit
here.
Arthur J. Garesche of Havana, Cuba, is at the
Palace.
J. E. Dickeman, an attorney Of Newport, VT,
is in the City.
Superior Judge A. P. overton OF Santa Rosa
is in the City.
DR.. II. W. Fenner of Tucson, Ariz., arrived
here yesterday.
George Young of Victoria, B. G.. is at the
Cosmopolitan.
C. F. Milton OF Eauelaire. Wis.,, is stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
r. w. Dewey, a business man OF Spokane,
wash, is at the Cosmopolitan.
W. Hotchkiss, owner of a large cannery at
Healdsburg, is on visit here.
Thomas Jones, general store proprietor OF
henley, Slskiyou County, is here.
j. M. Rowe of Portland, who owns ma
chine shops there, is at the Grand.
Ellsworth Daggett, business man OF Salt
Lake City, arrived here yesterday.
Charles s. Bier of the firm of Rinaldo Bros.
q Co. has left on a trip to Europe.
Daniel Hawks of Greeley, Colo, who has come
to California on pleasure trip, is at the Lick
William Bryan, wealthy resident of Hous-
ton, Tex, is at the Grand, accompanied by his
wife.
II. Hershfeld, business man of Bakersfield,
who is interested in mining in Kern County,
is in the City.
Theodore Graves, who owns thousands Of
acres OF fine grazing and farming land near
Gonzales, is at the Russ.
Henry C. Grady, United States Marshal for
Oregon, arrived here yesterday from Portland
and is at the Occidental
United States Marshal N. A. Cavarrubias of
the Southern District of California arrived here
yesterday from Los Angeles.
James Cross, superintendent of the Hobart
Estate Company, and we'll known in mining
circles, is reported seriously Ill.
A. A. Fuller, manager of the Mutual Life In.
surance Company of Massachusetts, at Port
land, Or, is at the Cosmopolitan.
George L. Tracy, a leading banker of Helena.
Mont, and interested III number of mines, is
among the guests of the Occidental.
E. c. Rutherford, THE CALLS correspondent
at Sacramento, is visiting this City. Mr.. Ruth
erford considers Sacramento the liveliest news
paper town in California
"a SouCoy VIC plOuccT TduCucI duu eA AtcuSlVc
business man of San Luis Obispo County, is at
the Russ. He is one of the largest owners of
land in that part of the State.
Richard W. McCreedy. the president Of the
New York Life Insurance Company, New York,
is at the Palace. accompanied by his wife and
number of friends. His trip to California is
said to be for pleasure.
George S. Nixon. the banker, of Winnamucca
and proprietor of the Winnemucca Silver State,
is at the Palace. Mr.. Nixon is credited with
being the founder of the Silver party, and in
this he takes much pride. He is here for
stay OF several days.
E. c. Clark of Chicago, who is interested in
putting up great ovens in different timber
regions for the purpose of drying lumber so
that it may be Immediately used, is at the
Russ. He has been making tour of Washing
ton and oregon, where some of the big drying
ovens have been put up. Each one dries about
10000 feet of lumber day. He says that
green lumber weighing $500 pounds to the
1000 feet may be reduced to 1900 pounds. and
that when shipping is done by rail and by
weight the difference amounts to great deal.