The San Francisco call., 1896-06-25
PERSONAL.

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F.P. Wickersham, the Fresno banker, is at
the Lick.
W. C. Good, merchant of Santa Rosa, is at
the Grand.
DR.. G. F. Mohn, a Los Angeles physician, is
at the Russ.
A. c. Maude, journalist of Bakersfield, is
at the Grand.
DR.. T.. T. Tebbets of Sacramento is guesl at
the Baldwin.
L. H. Frankenheimer, Stockton merchant
is at the Grand.
Fred Brye of Auburn is registered at the
Russ with his wife.
A. C. Rosepdale, merchant of Pacific Grove,
is now at the Grand.
J. A. Durant, Modesto attorney, is one of
the late Lick arrivals.
De Vries Van Doesburgh, q vineyardist of St.
Helena, is at the Lick.
C. F. Martens of Hamburg, Germany, is a
guest at the Occidental.
Sheriff s. D. Ballou of San Luis Obispo regis
tered at the Grand yesterday.
Raleigh Barcar, an attorney of Vacaville, is
making a short visit at the Lick.
n. E. de Yoe, a prominent merchant OF Mo-
desto, is among the Lick's guests.
W. w. Bradbury, mining man of Oregon, is
staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Colonel Thomas Malloy, National Guard, is
at the Lick registered from Petaluma.
John Well, big crockery dealer at Sacra-
mento, arrived at the Grand yesterday.
]. Windsor, an English resident of India, is
among yesterdays arrivals at the Palace.
John W. Howell, ex-cashier of the Me reed
Bank took room at the Lick yesterday.
Thomas E. Johnson, Santa Clara County
orchardist, is at the Lick registered from San
Jose.
R. R. Bulmore, owner of mines at New Alma
den, is at the Lick with his son, D. A. Bull
more.
Will E. Grant, THE CALLS enterprising
agent at Santa Cruz, is visiting friends in this
City.
G. E. Roper, the well known capitalist of
Los Angeles, is registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Otto Grunsky of Stockton, Treasurer of San
Joaquin County, is a late arrival at the
Grand.
B. H Upham, proprietor of the Gloriana
Vineyard. near Martinez, is among the guests
at the Lick.
w. H. Spencer of Fresno has returned from a
trip to Portland and is registered at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel
Charles A. McIver, vineyardst and wine-
Palace yesterday.
Charles w. Main of Peoria, ILL.,, is at the
Lick. He is travelling in the interests of the
locomotive engineers.
Colonel C. T. sivalls, war We teran and gen.
eral manager OF Robinson's Forepaughs
Circus, is at the Baldwin.
DR.. W. II. Patterson, physician of Reno,
New, is making the Lick his headquarters dur
ing short visit in the City.
Mrs. w. F. Anderson and the Misses Mabel
Winnifred and Wireeme Anderson OF Salt Lake
City, are at the Occidental.
John A. McIntire of Sacramento, a mining
man, but formerly wholesale grocer, is max
ing short visit at the Grand.
W. G. Edes of the engineering corps of the
Valley Railroad returned from the San Joaquin
yesterday and is at the Grand.
DR.. and Frank J. Ives of the United States
army and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene s. Ives of Los
Angeles are guests at the Palace.
T. NJ. Mcnamara, the attorney-at-law of
Bakersfield, is a guest of his friend, Major
Fahey, at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel are II. V. Malmburg and wife, prom
inent residents of Effngham, Kan.
C. L. Ruggles, one of the proprietors of the
Stockton Independent, is in town for business
B. Chaboya, who has charge of the pictur-
esque Cook ranch, where fine horses are raised,
near Danville, Contra Costa County, is guest
at the Grand.
H L. Hirst of Denver, Colo, medical stu
dent of Yale University is at the Occidental,
on his way to Australia, whittier he will go on
the next steamer
o. U. Hotting, proprietor of the Rotel Arthur
at Lompoc, the town where saloons are ta-
booed, was among the guests that registered
at the Grand yesterday.
S. Edkins and wife and w. Philip and wife,
who recently arrived in this City from johann
nesburg, South Africa, have returned to the
Palace after visiting the Yosemite.
Earl H. Daggett of Visalia, the Deputy Sher-
if injured by shot at the time of the at
tempted train hold-up near Goshen some time
ago, is at the Lick, having recovered from his
injuries.
Major L. W. Juillard of Santa Rosa is at the
Lick. He came down to the City for the Ma
tional Guard court-martial, held at the Cali
fornia Tuesday night, and for the funeral OF
General Dimond yesterday.
Charles c. Perkins, son of the Hueneme cap
italist, banker and oil-well owner, is staying at
the Palace during the entrance examinations
for Yale University now being conducted at
the Urban School on California street.
Clement Wilder of Wilder & Co. returned
last evening from short vacation tour to
Deer Park Inn and Lake Tahoe. He reports
splendid fishing in Tahoe and Donner lakes,
but says the Truckee River and tributaries are
yet too high. Snow IN that section is disap-
pearing rapidly.
Hon. S. w. Lamoreux of Washington. d. c.,
Commissioner of the Land Department, is at
the palace with party of friends, consist
ing of his wife and two children, Frank B.
Lamoreux, wife and child of Stevens Point,
Wis, Charles Hathaway Webb and wife of
New York and A. T. Britten, wife and two
children of Washington, D. G.
Curtis W. Welch, a student in the Yale Medi-
cal School and resident of New Haven, Conn,
arrived on the umatilla Wednesday from the