The San Francisco call., 1896-04-03
PERSONAL.

James Gleason of Iowa Hill Is at the Russ.
G. W. Mock of Ell Dorado is at the Cosmopol-
itan
NJ. Dinkelspiel, a business man of Euisun, is
here.
George w. Horne Of Mill Creek, Utah, is on a
visit here.
Walter Mills, mining man of Grub GuIeh,
is in town.
Jesse D. Carr of Salinas is registered at the
Occidental.
J. NJ. Reuck, the newspaper man, Of Stockton,
is in the City.
Harry Wagner, merchant OF Astoria, is at
the Cosmopolitan
A. W. Morrison and wife, of Sacramento, are
in the city for brief visit.
H. d. Mackenzie, MD, of Dunedin, New
Zealand, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Johnson Sherrick, wealthy resident of
Canton, Ohio, arrived here yesterday and is at
the Grand.
]. W. Kelly, superintendent of the Bodie and
other mines at Bodie, was among yesterdays
arrivals here.
Samuel d. Lewis, the pressed brick man.
ufacturer of Philadelphia, is q guest at the
Cosmopolitan.
D. c. Lane, owner of productive gold prop.
erty al Darwin, arrived here yesterday for q
few weeks stay.
Thomas G. Yancy, business man and mine
owner of Newman, CAL, is at the Lick accom-
panied by his wife.
W. Wright, who is representing London
syndicate in the purchase of mines and real
estate, is in the City
John II. Martin, who is the representative of
Frank Mayo, is in the City. Mr.. Mayo began
his theatrical career in San Francisco.
o. Il. P. Noyes, the well-known wealthy busi-
ness man OF Yokohama, who is largely inter-
ested in the tea trade, is at the Palace.
Z. NJ. Lawler general manager of the Phila-
delphia, Reading and New England Railroad,
with headq uarters at Hartford, Conn, is at
the Palace.
Miss Eva Duke Of Salvador, the daughter of
the millionaire banker j. Marion Duke. who is
known by reason of his great wealth as the Jay
Gould OF the southern republic, is at the
Palace.
Captain Barfield of the bark Alexandra, who
was recently hurt by an explosion aboard his
vessel, and who has since been confined to his
room in the Commercial Hotel, is slowly re-
covering. he is, however, not yet able to be
about.
James Crownan, mine-owner OF Rossland,
B. c., the new and booming gold camp in the
Trail Creek country, where 1000 or 5000
people are now gathered, and which, accord
ing to its advocates. is to eclipse Cripple Creek
and Coolgardie, arrived here yesterday. He
wants to en- JOY himself for a time in milder
climate.
Some Chicago people. noted for their signal
prominence in different lines. and for the ac-
cumulation of large wealth, reached here yes
terday and will spend some time in California
Among them are Norman Williams, general
counsel OF the powerful monopoly, the Western
Union Telegraph Company; D. R. Cameron,
ex-Dresident of the Chicago Board of Educa-
ton; Richard T. Crane, president of the Crane
Bros. Manufacturing Company, and Andrew
McNally, president of the widely known pub
fishing house of Rand, McNally e. Co. They
are here for pleasure. ALI are at the Palace.
I. I. Wills, who a few years ago was asso-
ciated with the Donahue Railway passenger
department., and who afterward married an
heiress OF Santa Rosa, is in the City, after over
two years absence. He has been in various
mining camps of the north. including those of
Trail Creek, Boundary Creek, Kootenai the
Okanogan country and other places, and tells
hopeful stories of the extraordinary wealth of
these regions. Wills has claims staked out by
the dozens and some of them he dignifies with
the name of mines, and predicts the future
fortunes of all who labor with the pick there
He says he will go back after few weeks in
California,