The San Francisco call., 1896-08-27
cloth all the rhythmic and regular movements
of the dancers will be seen accompanied by the
PERSONAL

Thomas B. Price of Boston is a. the Palace.
Judge Window Kemp of Ell Paso is in town.
DR.. F. B. Sutiiff of Sacramento is visiting the
City.
Ex-Governor Sheldon of Pasadena is at the
Grand.
James Enright, q lumber-dealer of Redding.
is here.
DR.. H. O. Staller of Kalamazoo, Mich., is in
the City.
DR.. G. E. Tumeo of Rio Vista arrived here
yesterday.
W. w Scarlet, a rancher of Suisun, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
FB. Harris, merchant of Fresno, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
L. A. Richards, a livestock grower of Gray
son, is at the Lick.
W.N. Chester of the United States steamer
Alert is at the Lick.
State Senator William johnson OF Portland,
Or, is at the Grand.
C. F. Burns, the hotel proprietor of Caza-
dero, is at the Grard.
F. F. Parker, owner OF Elk Park, Napa
County, is in the City.
Howard Paschal, mining man of Butte,
Mont, is at the Palace.
Charles NJ Cassin, an attorney of Santa
Cruz, is on visit here.
+ G. A. Smith, owner of large ranch near
Courtland. is at the Grand.
George D. Jones, q business man of Silver
City, arrived here yesterday.
E A. Nelson, an iron works owner of Sacra-
mepto. is here on q business trip.
William w. Adams and Fl. A. Keller, wealthy
residents of Montana, are in town.
| F. d. Cott a resident of Stoc kton, is at the
Baldwin. He is accompanied by his wife.
w. Huntington, q prominent business man
of Charleston, ILL.,, is at the Cosmopolitan.
| WiImot Grant Pierce of st. Paul is among
those who yesterday registered at the Occi-
dental.
| Lieutenant W. Fl. Hart of the United States
| army is at the Occidental. He arrived yes.
terday.
j. d. Hardin, q business man of Charlton,
Iowa, was among those who arrived here last
evening.
R. G. Miner, an attorney of stockton, was
among the arrivals here yesterday. He Is at
the Lick.
w. A. Cullodin, a mining and business man
of Guaymas, Mexico. is among those at the
! Baldwin.
J.H. J. Van Warden OF Laramie, Wyo., an
old friend OF the late William Edgar Nye, is on
| visit here.
| MIS-. lrWlH Cs stump OF New OTk arrived
here last night on a visit to her friends and Is
at the Palace.
| E. Cumenge of Paris is among the arrivals at
the Palace. Mr.. Cumenge is interested in gold
mines in Trinity County.
Ex-Judge Fitzgerald. an extensive merchant
of Solomonville Arizona, is at the Palace, ac-
companied by several friends.
Samuel Harris, a wealthy bus mess man who
| for some years has been in Tahiti is in the
City, He is interested in the pearl fisheries
and in other enterprises.
! D. ]. Chadwick, formerly United States Treas
ury agent in this State in the interests of
various lands, and who then resided at Los
Angeles. has been appointed to m important
| position at WASHINGTON, D. G.. For some time
until lately be has been chairman of the Utah
Young Mems League of Republican Clubs and
lived at Salt Lake.
| Hamin Smith, formerly chief of the Cocopah
Indians who roamed at the head OF the Gulf of
hCaliiornia, and who is renowned as one of the
most expert hunters and trappers on the
| Pacific Coast side of the con tinent, is among
! the late arrivals here. He has been for some
| time in Lower California, where he hunted
! the rare birds like the egret, black crane and
heron for their feathers. He brought with
him quite a large quantity of these feathers,
and for them he has received handsome sum.
The noted hunter has long been known as
| ssCocopah'' Smith, from his extended resi-
dence among the Cocopahs.