The San Francisco call., 1896-02-13
PERSONAL.

DR.. c. B. Provins OF Illinois is at the Russ.
Alfred Hanford of Idaho is at the California.
Dr. II. W. Emerson of Centerville is in town.
Judge o. H. Hope of Santa Rosa is at the
Russ.
W. D. Toby of Carson, New, arrived here yes.
terday.
w. G. Harding of London, Eng, is at the
Palace.
Oswald Kunhardt of Mexico City arrived here
yesterday.
F. A. Cruise, a business man of Healdsburg, is
at the Russ.
T. B. Neat. business man of GiIroy, arrived
here yesterday.
c. Cranz. long resident of Guaymas, Mex
leo. is at the Lick.
Charles W. strine of sousa's band, New York.
is at the Baldwin.
Charles Barclay, a wholesale grocer of Phfla-
delphia, is in town.
A. E. Gruhler, wealthy brewer of sacra-
mento is at the Grand.
Casimiro Barela, business man of Trinidad.
Colo, is at the Baldwin.
F. A. Alderman, the fruit-raiser of Santa
Clara, is at the Cosmopolitan.
George F. Kleinberger, wooden manufac.
turer OF New York, is in town.
Fred Tristan d mining man of Cripple Creek.
is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
+. w. Kincaid, q wealthy merchant of Utica.
n. T., who is here for pleasure is at the Palace.
X. s. Lopez, Minister from San Salvador to
Mexico, was among the arrivals here by the
Aealanola He is at the Occidental.
l. b. Kay, one of the Councilmen of Salem
or., ana one of the owners of the extensive
woolen-mills in that city, is at the Russ.
Wof Rosenberg, wealthy merchant of
Healdsbirg, who owns one of the largest orv-
goods stores in Sonoma County, is at the Russ.
Dr. Z. e. Case, prominent surgeon of Ia.
coma, is IN this City for the purpose of visiting
the polyclinic at the State University, He is
accompanied by his wife.
D. L. Whitney of New York. who former,v
nNeu M az DoWnlevllle and was a member of the
oaiiiornia Legislature from there. has arrived
mere on the way to Downieville which be
wants 10 see again after the years that have in
terVened since the excitement in gold mining
4. Myron Wolf, secretary of the State Bureau
vi highways, is down from Sacramento. to he
present at the preliminary good roads meet
ing 10 be held this evening at the Raw City
Wheelmen's Club He says all the important
CLUBS interested in better highways viii he
represented at this meeting, but it is prelim-
lnaiy W grand meeting to be held in this
City about March next
-. Aazeltiue, caShler OF the Bank of
ARIZONA, at Prescott, is at the Grand. He has
Ior three weeks past been enjoying vacation
with friends at Livermore Mr.. Hazeltine esti.
mates the population OF all Arizona at little
more than 0,000. "You can ride miles and
miles either by stage or rail ;" he said. s.and
never see man, nor q solitary thing that in
dlcates his work, except the road you are on
he says the thought of this tends to retard
local advertising. The people are not there to
reach.
Y. W. Booth of New York, who represents an
Engnsn business house and who was here
year ago, when his acquaintances, Tom Null
vaney, the rich New Yorker, and his wife and
L. NJ valentine, created such a sensation at
the Palace and Grand hotels, says Mrs. Mulva-
ney has obtained divorce in New York and
is now somewhere on the Pacific Coast again
AS Tor Valentine, he appears to have dropped
out OF the combination, as Mrs. Mulvaney has
MRS. Mulvaney at that time, as will be remem-
pered, left Salt Lake with Valentine and went
10 III Paso. There they were arrested and
brought back to Salt Lake, when the lawyers
In whose clutches they had fallen literally
skinned them and then turned them loose.
Inc queer trio then came to this City. Mr..
Booth has long known all of them.