The San Francisco call., 1896-07-24
PERSONAL.

F. c. Lusk. a lawyer of Chico, is at the
Palace.
G. ". Wilson and wife. OF Vallejo, are at the
Ramona.
Dr.. Pace ana family, Of Tulare, are visiting
at the Russ
John Bryson, Los Angeles lumber-dealer, is
at the Palace.
E. Gest, banker of Reno. New, is a guest at
the California.
E. Mclaughlin, banker OF San Jose, is at
the Occidental
John Bell, real estate agent of San Jose. is
registered at the Russ.
E. W. Runyon, the Red Bluff mining man,
mas room at the Palace
w. johnston, a capitalist OF Seattle, is a
guest at the Cosmopolitan.
n. ID. Falk, the mill and lumber man Of Ar
eata, is guest at the Grand.
=. A. Campbell, the lumberman from Red
Blut, is guest at the Grand.
A }. Kinds, reale state man of Santa Cruz,
Is recent arrival at the Grand.
A. O. Ellis Jr., prominent attorney of Salt
Lake City, is at the Occidental.
Hamilton Wallace, principal of the Grass
valley high School. is at the Lick.
PM Hirsehfeld, a merchant of Los Angeles,
Is making short visit at the Lick.
Dr. ). X. Curnow, wife and child, of San
Jose' arrived at the Palace last night.
1ohn A. McIntire, mining man snd ex-
grocer OF sacramento, is at the Grand.
James r. Hobart, an attorney at Spokane,
"asn.' Is late arrival at the California.
James Terry Langford, son Of Senator Lang
iord OF Lodi, is registered at the California.
J. X Barton, an officer in the United States
navy. is one OF the guests at the Occidental.
j. M. Walling Jr., son of Judge Walling of
Ne'aoa Oity' arrived at the Russ yesterday.
J. L. Terry, the Sacramento capitalist. race
horse-owner and politician, is at the Palace.
); A. Preston. mining man of jamestown,
CAL, is staying ct the Palace for few days.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopoli-
tan are j. W. Robinson and family Of Eureka.
Mark L. Mcdonald, president of the Santa
Kosa water works, is guest at the Occi-
dental.
B. G. Krsus of New York City, an importer
OF woolen goods, registered at the Palace yes
terday.
W. +. Grover and wife have returned from
Byron Springs and are registered at the Cos
mopolitan.
Mrs Francis. wife of the Napa newspaper
editor, arrived at the Occidental yesterday for
short visit.
Sam n. Rueker, ex-Mayor OF San Jose and
prominent politician of that place, is guest
a the Palace
V. s. McClatehey, one of the proprietors of
the sacramento Bee, is making a short stay at
the California
DR.. Bush and family, of Fortuna, Fresno
County, returned to the Grand yesterday from
short visit to Santa Cruz
Colonel d. B. Fairbanks of Sacramento, COM
mander OF the Fifth Regiment. n. G. c.. is
among the arrivals st the California
Colonel c. Mason Kinne of this City re.
turned TO the Occidental yesterday with his
wife, after completing a trip TO Alaska.
Miss Annie Irish and J. E. Dodson. New York
actors who are to play at the Baldwin next
week, arrived at the Palace yesterday from the
East,
John d. Bancroft of Chicago who owns
mines near Greenwood, El Dorado County.
came from the East last night and went to the
Grand.
E. II. Breidenbach, who was called to st.
Louis on account of the wrecking of his home
by the tornado, has returned and is at the
Grand.
NJ. ]. Murphy, the theatrical manager OF Bay
City, Mich, registered at the Occidental last
night after the arrival of the late train from
the East.
J. D. Peabody, a capitalist of Fostoria, Ohio,
oAAAscA ~ tAS dLdhd fdSt lEOu1 b4lc East
accompanied by his SON. He has come here to
invest in California property.
Lieutenant S. G. Bastakoff of the Russian
navy, who arrived on the China recently from
the Asiatic station, returned TO the Occiden tai
last night from visit to Del Monte.
Among the arrivals at the Palace last night
were Richard NJ. Venable of Baltimore, Nd !;
Miss Kate Venable of San Luis Obispo and
Miss Helen Watkins of Washington, D. c.
w. B. Johnson and g. W. Dickson, who ar
rived from Riverside recently with prisoner
for the State penitentiary, returned yesterday
to the Grand for a short visit on their way
home.
Among the arrivals at the Occidental were
James w. Minturn, Mrs. A. W. Minturn.
Thomas b. Minturn and Miss Struble, all of
Minturn, one of the fruit districts in the Saera-
mento Valley.
Professor II. H. Powers. head Of the depart
ment or economics at Stanford University and
the speaker whose views created such CON-
motion at the womsn's congress in this City, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.