The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-12
PERSON AL

]. o. Carlisle of orovi!le is at the Lick.
DR.. B. Daily of Lakeview, Or, is at the Grand.
Frank H. Short, an attorney OF Fresno, is at
the Palace.
R. G. Barton, the extensive vineyardist of
Fresno, is IN town.
C. Z. Pinkham, a lumber manufacturer of
Chico, is in the City.
H. s. Lamy, a capitalist of Denver, is among
the arrivals in town.
George T. Mills of Carson, New, is here, ac-
companied by Mrs Mills.
w. Marriott, business man of Victoria,
b. c., Is q late arrival here.
c. H. Northrup, a cattle-dealer of Portland,
Or, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was
Charles C. Randolph OF Arizona.
Ludwig Stein OF New York arrived on las,
nights train, and is at the Palace.
The Rev. w. E. Smith, Presbyterian minis
ter at Menlo Park. is on a visit here.
The Rev. W. H. Fenton Smith of Phoenix,
Ariz., is recent arrival in this City.
Frank L. Christie. business man of Van
couver, B. c., arrived here yesterday.
Joe Simon, the deposed Oregon Republican
boss, is among the arrivals in the City.
R. E. Hyde, the big landowner of Tulare
County, is up from his home at Visalia.
K. Satow, NJ Umeda and 7. Ninsmigo, mer-
chants of Japan, arrived here yesterday.
R. A. Miller, wealthy farmer OF Calf, is
here on business trip and is at the Russ.
Ex-Judge H. G. Bond, who is interested in
many enterprises at Seattle, is at the Palace.
Fred W. Wolf, wealthy manufacturer of
Chicago, is ON a visit here, and is q. the Grand
u. A. Russell, mine-owner of Iowa Hill
and an old resident of that place, is at the
Russ.
O. Bertrand who owns gold properties near
the mining camp of Benton, in Inyo County,
is in the City.
A. w. Harmon, an extensive farmer and
general-store owner of Dayisville, is here for
few days stay.
George H. Burnham of Placerville one OF
the newly elected members of the Legislature,
is at the Grand.
F. D. Howell, for some time past resident
of Juneau, Alaska, is at the Occidental, accom-
panied by his family
w. S. Bush and family of Viento, Or, ar
rived yesterday and will spend the next three
months at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
C. Bradley, owner of q large area of land
near Pescadero and who is exten siyely en-
gagged in the creamery business, is among the
arrivals here.
E. L Colnon, State Harbor Commissioner
and one of the proprietors of the Stockton
Mail, formerly private secretary to Governor
Budd, is in the City.
Among the arrivals at the Occidental are L.
G. Fletcher and B. B. Marshall, who are con-
nected with the United States Geological Sur
vey, Washington, D. C.
Captain w. II. McMinn, the old and wealthy
pioneer of San Jose. Is at the Occidental. The
captain always writes it down mission, San
Jose," when registering at his hotel.
Ex-Queen Liiuokalani of Hawaii had many
callers g. the California yesterday. The visit
ors included large number OF old friends
from Honolulu. Tomorrow the distinguished
woman will attend one of the churches
which one she has not yet decided, but she
has received several invitations.
J. W. Hendry, the millionaire California pi-
oneer, who started the frs dry-goods house in
San Francisco, and who had branch stores at
Sacramento, Santa Rosa, San Jose and other
places, will arrive here in few days from his
summer home at Sound Beach. Conn.,, to re-
main during the winter. Mr.. Hendry, who is
a graduate of Yale, some time since gave
500, OOc TO that institution, and has at differ
ent times aided other institutions and many
young men.
Among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday
was distinguished party of railroad men,
who came by special car and will remain here
but for one two days. The chief of the
party is D. B. Robinson, president of the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad; B. B. Veatch
business man OF Louisville; James Robinson
OF St Louis and w. H. and John Dupee, the
millionaire brokers and packers OF Chicago.
1t is said that the gentlemen have their eyes
on a new railroad line to Phoenix They have
been looking over Arizona en- route here and
this would seem to give some apparent foun-
dalton to the story. However, Mr.. Robinson
says he is here purely for pleasure and to see
Charles Grove, who is sick, and whose Illness
he did not know anything about until he met
]. A. Fillmore at Los Angeles. The party will
return East via Ogden.