The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-08
PERSONAL.

l.. J. Mitchell of London is at the Palace
I. Woster of Lisburn arrived here yesterday.
II. T. Brand of London is at the Occidental.
Senator J. NJ. Gleaves of Redding is in town.
DIR. ]. w. MacLachlan of Chicago has arrived
here
Attorney W. H. Hatton of Modesto is in
town.
Senator D. A. ostrom of Yuba is at the
Grand
J. A. Ames of Bakersfield is at the Cosmo-
politsn.
C. J. Tebo of Butte, Mont, arrived here
yesterday.
Arthur Billings of Big Timber arrived here
yesterday.
Thomas J. Sturgeon of New York is at the
New Western.
II. Stephens. of the Guatemala Central mine,
is at the Russ.
The Rev. Dr. D. o. Wakefield of San Jose is
at the Occidental
W. w. Chester, of the United States ship
Alert, is in the City.
W. J. Bransteler, storekeeper of Duns-
muir, is in the City.
S. S. Thompson, business man of Stockton,
is at the Cosmopolitan.
NJ. Delaney, mining man of Australia, is a
recent arrival at the Rnss.
Clark MeKercher of Washington, D. C., was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Nicholas NJ. Bell OF st. Louis is at the Lick,
accompanied by his family.
F. F. Field and wife, prominent residents of
Salinas, are at the Cosmopolitan.
o. ]. Smith, an attorney of Reno is at the
Palace, accompanied by his wife.
W. H. Young and J. d. wadsworth, business
men of Santa Rosa, are at the Russ.
owner of Napa, is al the Cosmopolitan.
Park Davis of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is
at the Palace, accompanied by his wife.
j. Hurley. wealthy merchant of Virginia
City, is at the Cosmopolitan with his wife.
Frank L. Coombs. ex-United States Minister
to Japan, is on visit here from his home in
Napa.
H. /. Tibbals of Port Townsend, agent Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company, is at the
Commercial.
George H. strowbridge. wealthy resident
of Portland, owner of the Strowbridge block
there, is at the Lick.
S. B. Patrick, Register of the United States
Land Office at Visalia, is at the Lick, accom-
panied by his family.
Colonel II. Trevelyan, the wealthy vineyard
ist of Fresno, is at the Palace. He has recently
been visiting his old home in England.
Mrs. Herman oelrichs ana Miss Virginia Fair
have arrived here, and are occupying the Fair
mansion on Pine and Jones streets. They
have come, it is said. because they are to be
witnesses in the Fair will case.
A. A. Grant, the railroad contractor, of Albu-
querque, n. NJ, is at the Palace. Mr.. Grant is
the owner of the water works in Albuquerque
the Daily Democrat of the same city, and is
said TO be millionaire several times over. He
comes to San Francisco quite often.
John Van Week, representing the Edison
Company of New York, arrived from the East
yesterday and is stopping at the Palace. He is
accompanied by his brother Frank of Los An
geles. Both are electrical engineers of promi-
hence. They are brothers of Miss Van Week
teacher OF art methods at the Polytechnic High
School.
A. r. Whitney, who is at the head OF the
TOWNSHIP company of Everett, Wash, and of
the nail manufacturing works and many other
enterprises there, in nearly all of which the
Rockefellers are heavily interested, is at the
Palace. Everett is where the whaleback barges
are being built 1t is the terminal town OF the
Great Northern Transeontinental Railroad on
Puget Sound, thirty FIVE miles north of Seattle
1t has about 6000 people
Lord Sudeley of England, who has been on a
visit here for about two weeks past in COM
pany with Arthur Pearce of London, lett for
London last night. He has been examining
different mining properties while here, but
was reticent as to what he had done. Prior to
coming here he and Mr.. Pearce, who is a min
ing expert, had been examining properties in
British Columbia, where Lord Sudeley is con-
siderably interested. Lord Sudeley, whose full
name is Charles George Hanbury-Trscy of
Toddington, County Gloucester, lieutenant OF
Montgomeryshire, late captain in the Grena-
dier Guards, was born April 9, 1887, succeeded
his father as third baron in 1863 The family
is an ancient one, dating back to before 114O
atwhich date John de Sudeley, Lord of Sudeley
and Toddington, married Grace, daughter and
heir OF Henry de Traci feudal lord of Barn.
staple.