The San Francisco call., 1896-11-09
PERSON AL.

E. II. Becker of Selma is at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Il. w. Crabb, a winemaker of oakville, is ct
the Grand.
c. E. Metzger, hat man of New York, is at
the Baldwin.
L. N Breed, a banker of Los Angeles. is at
the Occidental.
S. Alexander, merchant of Arroyo Grande,
is at the Grand.
George. B. Graham, Fresno Judge, Is visit
ing at the Grand.
A D. Smith, a rancher of Fresno, is registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
F. NJ. Adams Is down from Angels Camp and
is staying at the Russ
NJ. Goldwater, a merchant of San Lucas, is
regis tered al the Baldwin.
NJ. P. Stein, Stockton grain merchant, is at
the Baldwin with his wife.
Ben Reynolds, business man OF Fresno, is
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Della Fox and party will arrive at the Bald
win this morning from the East
Paul r. Ruben, a Fresno merchant, is among
the latest arrivals at the Baldwin.
E. f. Bouton, business man OF Noyo, is
among those registered at the Russ
C. F. Robertson, lumberman of Eureka, is
one OF the late arrivals at the Grand.
Rev. Thomas F. Delaney, Catholic priest of
New Orleans, is guest at the Baldwin.
William G. Blatt shoe manufacturer of De-
troit, Mich, is registered at the Palace.
J. B. Peakes, proprietor of the Yosemite
House, Stockton, is guest at the Palace.
R. H. Dragstreno. Catholic priest from
Illinois, arrived at tie Baldwin yesterday.
A. Showers, visalia farmer interested in
mercantile business, is guest at the Russ.
]. A. Northway, who keeps a hotel at Vir-
ginia City, registered at the Grand yesterday.
Ernest Graves, a San Luis Obispo attorney,
is at the Baldwin, having come up to argue a
case in court to-day.
C. C. Crow, landowner and eattle-rancher
of Crows Landing, Stanislaus County, is one of
the latest arrivals at the California
F. Temple Lynch, mining man of Central
America, returned to the Occidental yesterday
from Eureka, accompanied by his bride.
L. P. Lowe of Pasadena who owns a hotel
there and is largely interested in the Echo
Mountain Scenic Railway near that place, is q
guest at the California.
Thomas Lloyd of London, editor of the Lon
don Statist. financial paper, returned from
Del Monte yesterday with his wife and daugh-
ter. and is registered at the Palace.
Corinne and eighteen of her company ar
rived at the Baldwin yesterday from Denver,
Colo, preparatory 10 beginning the engage
ment tonight at the Columbia Theater.
D. ]. McFall and H. Pengelly of Nevada
City, r. G. Boggs of Newcastle, w. N. Husband
OF Kelsey and Thomas Clark OF Placerville,
delegates to the miners convention, are at the
Grand.
II. E. Picket. J. F. Lang, Edward Bind and
D. w. C. Morgan, mining men of Placerville.
arrived at the Lick last night to be in readi-
for ha mil that
opens tomorrow forenoon at Odd Fellows
Hall.
W. T. Reid, principal of Belmont School and
ex-president of the University of California,
returned yesterday from the University of
Nevada, where he accompanied the Belmont
School football team that met and defeated
the Nevada University team last Saturday by
a score of 20 to- o. He is at the Occidental
with the football players. One player re-
turned with his arm in sling and a dis
located shoulder, but he was on the victorious
side and didn't complain.