The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-02
PERSONAL.

Martin schenck of New York is at the Palace.
Willett Slocum, a merchant of Clear Lake, is
here.
W. d. Long, a Nevada City mining man, is in
town.
R. i. Starkweather of MERGED is on q visit
here
E. G. PIuke, q merchant OF Eureka, is at the
Grand.
A.. j. MCGOWAN, an attorney of Carson, New,
is at the Russ.
G. H. Jarvis, business man of Mendocino
City, is in town.
A. Albert, q music dealer of Stockton, is at
the Commercial.
John Mulholland of Independence, Inyo
County, is in town.
J. H. Gid dings of Minneapolis Is among the
arrivals at the Palace.
w. B. Madden, mining man Of Marysville,
is at the Cosmopolitan.
David Keith, mining man of Park City,
Utah, is on visit here.
DR.. Evans of Modesto is at the Pleasanton
with his wife aud child.
l.. X. Bailey ard E. Paynter of Washington,
D. c., are at the New Western.
DIR. w. A. Mccormick of Mendocino City is
among the arrivals at the Russ.
G. T. Rives. mining man of Oregon, is
among the arrivals at the Grand.
Henry Toulouse, a wealthy resident of
Galveston, Tex, is at the Occidental.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopol-
itan is James Hall of Vancouver, B. c.
Horace Halves, the cattle-grower of Fresno
County. is among the recent arrivals here.
George B. Mcclellan of New York, manager
for Nat Goodwin the comedian, arrived here
yesterday.
J. E. Rawlins, one of the well-to-do English
settlers near Hanford, is at the Pleasanton,
with his wife.
George L. Carral, the druggist has taken up
his residence for the summer at the st. Nicho-
las, with his wife.
A. Chicola, mining man OF Jackson, who is
also interested in merchandising, is among
the arrivals at the Commercial.
W. S. Pond, agent of the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company at Portland, Or. is at
the Pleasanton for short visit.
Commander H. L. Howison of Mare Island,
lately made commander of the famous battle
ship Oregon, is at the Occidental.
DIR. NJ. Masforroll, well-known oculist of
Panama, is making the Miramar his headquar-
tiers during short visit to this City.
L. S. Sherman of Sherman. Clay & Co. has re-
turned to his home at the Pleasanton after an
Chief Engineer Trilley, U. S. N, recently de-
tailed for service at the Mare Island Navy-yard
Is among the latest arrivals at the Bella Vista.
Sheriff warfeld of MERGED is in town. He
has photograph of Durham, the Santa Clara
County murderer, which represents him
quite handsome young man.
A. D. Fish and Miss Carrie Ray of the miss
Jerry Company" of New York arrived at the
st. Nicholas yesterday preparatory to present
ing picture play here in few weeks.
John J. Pearce of Pesrce, Ariz., and for whom
that town was named is at the Russ. Mr..
Pearce owns mining property at Pearce and
also at Bisbee. He has been in Arizona many
years.
Charles II. Jackson, deputy encouragement,
has returned to his home at the st. Nicholas
after an absence of two months during which
he has been attending the southern circuit OF
California.
Dr. j. Yela, Consul-General of Guatem als, is
among the latest guests to arrive at the Mira
mar. He is on his way TO New York, which
will be his headquarters for the exercise of
official duties.
Mrs. David Jacks, wife of the extensive land
owner of Monterey County, is among the re-
cent arrivals at the Pleasanton. She is accom-
panied by Miss Jacks, Miss. Veda Jacks and
Mrs. A. C. Black.
The Rev. w. E. Edmonson, chaplain in the
United States navy and at present connected
with the cruiser Philadelphia, now in port, is
at the Bella Vista Hotel, having recently taken
a leave of absence and returned from the South
with his bride.
Grant Calhoun of Seattle Stanford's champion
22O-yard sprinter of 1892 has s-rived from
the northwest and yesterday entered Cooper
Medical College. He proposes TO make this
City his home for several years and may join
the Olympic Club.
o. o. Howard Jr. OF New York, young min
ing man and nephew OF General o. o. Howard,
is at the Colonial. Mr.. Howard has mining
interests in San Bernardino County, and for
merly was connected with the English Noun
tain mine, near Nevada City.
D. D. Davidson of Sonoma, one of the early
California pioneers, is at the Commercial He
has come downas a representative from So.
mona to arouse the people here to the neces-
sity of holding celebration at Sonoma on July
z to commemorate the raising of the Bear
flag.
Z. Stevens, a member of the Daily Company
and San Franciscan long connected with the
Tivoli during previous residence in this City,
is stopping at the Bella Vista with his wife,
formerly Miss Weller, the daughter of ex-Post-
master Weller, the old-time politician, and the
niece of Ex-Governor John B. Weller
PIG. McDonald, who came down the Yukon
recently with Joseph Cooper on perilous trip
with dog teams, is at the Commercial He has
been engaged by an English Lord to guide him
from Juneau to the distant gold fields, and will
meet the heavyweight Englishman at the town
in question in little over two weeks and set
out with him