The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
PERSONAL.

DR.. G. A. Hare of Fresno is at the Lick.
Mayor W. T. Ellis Jr of Marysville is at the
Palace.
]. j. Leonard, hotel man OF Santa Cruz, is
at the Grand.
L. Katz, a sutter Creek merchant, has room
at the Grand.
Dr. P. Russell of Fresno is registered at the
Lick, with his wife.
Fl. 81. Knapp, Napa banker, is among the
guests at the Palace.
T. G. Wilton, Sebastopol merchant, is reg
istered at the Grand.
DIR. r. S. Markell of Cloverdale registered at
the Grand last night.
W. E. Herzinger, a journalist OF Redding'
has a room at the Russ
]. C. Harrington, ex-Councilman OF Fresno,
is at the Cosmopolitan.
C. T. Foster, 8 mining man OF Red Blun, is
registered at the Grand.
DR.. G. A. Miller, Fresno physician, is stay
ing at the Lick with his wife.
w. B. Good, prominent lawyer of Fresno,
is at the mopolitan Hotel.
Hon. Jefferson Chandler and wife of Los
Angeles are guests at the Palace.
Henry Steele of Pescadero, rancher and
the owner OF creameries, is at the Russ.
Z. C. Lotus, mine-owner of Railroad Flat,
E.S. Valentine, an insurance and real estate
man of Fresno, is visiting at the Grand.
George and A. E. Pickford, prominent capt.
talists of Fresno, are at the Cosmopolitan.
s. F. Glasson, vineyardist of Fowler and
Mason attending the Grand Lodge, is at the
Russ.
E. S. Machen and wife and Miss Myrtle
Machen of Fresno are at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
w. J. Tnnin of Fresno, formerly customs
official at this port, arrived at the Grand yes
terday.
George A. Smith, well-known farmer and
orchardist of Courtland, is at the Grand, with
his wife.
John 8. Dore of Fresno, Popu,ist candidate
for Congress, is one of the recent arrivals at
the Lick.
Timothy Lee, ex-Chtef of Police of sacra-
mento, is in town on visit and is registered
at the Lick.
R. NJ Wilson, engaged in general merchan-
disc business at MADEIRA, is one of the late ar
rivals at the Russ.
Mrs. E. P. Buckingham of vacaville, one of
the largest orchardists of the State. is a late
arrival at the Palace.
Professor Oliver PEBBLES Jenkins, head of the
department of physiology at Stanford Univer-
sity, is registered at the Palace.
c. K. G. Billings and George Knapp, promi-
nent railroad men of Chicago, arrived at the
Palace last night with party OF friends.
Count Kergorlay, French mining operator
from Southern Oregon, is at the Palace, hav-
ing completed o visit with friends at Pleas
anton.
Ex-Judge George A. Nourse of Fresno arrived
at the Lick yesterday with number OF Fresno
people who came down on an excursion over
the new Valley road.
Frank Aver of the well-known firm OF Aver
Bros, merchants ana CALL agents of Grass
Valley, is in the City on business, and will
| stay for about ten days.
Rudolph Kanzow, banker of Hamburg,
Germany Is making brief visit at the Palace.
William G. Kerckoff a lumber merchant of
Los Angeles. is at the Palace with his wife.
Eleanor Barry of the Palmer Company, the
leading lady who is to take Miss Cranes place
as Trilby at the Columbia arrived from the
East yesterday and has apartments at the
Baldwin.
| Among the arrivals on the overland train
last night who took apartments at the Paiace
was party from New York swelldom that has
come here for duck hunt. Those of the party
are Pierpont H. Duryea, Woodbury. Kane, E.
H Bulkley and H. H. Hunnewell Jr., and each
one is accompanied by his "man."
Edward L. Brayton of oakland gave an
elaborate birthday dinner at the California
Hotel last night to a number of his Oakland
! friends. Those present we're: Arthur Pope,
/ Harry East Miller, Arthur N. Goodall, E. C.
Sessions Jr.. Ernest R. Folger, Ernest E.
| Buckleton, George S. Wheaton and William R.