The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22
PERSONAL.

John NJ. Fulweiler, the attorney, of Auburn,
is in town.
The Rev. C. C. Herriott of Minneapolis is al
the Ramona.
Professor E. H. Griggs of Stanford University
is on visit here.
G. w. Smith, a business man Of Fresno, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
I. s. Grider, a wealthy rancher Of Tulare, is
at the Cosmopolitan.
J. F. Du Quesne, q business man OF Culiacan,
Mexico, is at the Lick
n. w. kibler, druggist of Visalia, and Mrs.
kibler are at the Ramona.
ID. "A. Hebron, the wealthy cattleman, OF
sacramento, is at the Grand.
w. H. Long and Sherman M. Bell of Cripple
creek. Col, arrived here yesterday, and are at
the Lick
d. T. Simons Of Los Gatos, who has extensive
lumber interests in that vicinity, is at the
Ramona.
DR.. s. V. Hinckling of Washing ton, D. c., ac-
companled by Miss Hinckling, is at the
Baldwin.
]. Z. Rigard and NJ Trenchant Of Paris, who
are interested in Western gold mines, are at
the Grand.
W. W. Phillips, prominent resident OF
Fresno and formerly banker of that city, is
at the Cosmopolitan.
James IL. Wadsworth, pioneer mining and
business man of Yreka, is at the Lick, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wadsworth.
Charles l. Hayes of Bridgeport, Mono
county, where he is interested in mining, is
among recent arrivals here.
Ira G. Hoitt, formerly State Superintendent
OF Puplic instruction, came up from his
nome at Burlingame yesterday, and is at the
Baldwin.
Lieutenant Paul Kobe and Mrs. Kolbe, a
Princess OF Samoa, sailed by the Monowai for
their home in the Bismarck Islands of German
New Guinea.
d. W. Hitchcock, general passenger agent OF
the Union Pacific, who, with Mrs. Hitchcock,
has been for some time ut Lake Tahoe, has re-
turned to the City.
denry Borgwergt, Sheriff of Kern County
and owner OF sixth interest in the rich El
campo gold mine, in the mountains on the
line between Kern and San Bernardino coun-
ties, Is at the Russ. He brought up large
NUMBER OF specimens from the mine, all of
whlch are bespangled with gold.
Z. W. Townsend, representing one of the
largest manufacturing houses of Louisville,
KY, Is at the Baldwin Hotel. he says that all
through the South there is enormous interest
IN the pending campaign and that everywhere
he went, from the Ohio River to Texas, men
were energetically discussing the issues of the
campaign, and business, he said, was rather
better than he could, under the circumstances,
have expected.
Thomas r. Bard, the banker of Hueneme
who Is heavily interested in the important
petroleum oil wells of Santa Paula, Ventura
County, is at the Occidental. Mr.. Bard is one
OF the early residents of Ventura, and is one of
the wealthiest men In that section of the coast.
His name, as will be recalled, has several times
hitherto been mentioned in connection with
the Republican nomination for the Governor
ship. Hueneme, where he lives, though
small place, is one OF the busiest shipping
points in California, owing to the oil, heavy
bean crop and other products.
General Manager ]. A. Fillmore of the South
ern Pacific, Mrs. Fillmore and Miss Fillmore;
W. S. Booth, Mrs. Booth and their son and
daughter; R. McMurray, Mrs McMurray; Miss
Marie McKenna, daughter of United States
Judge McKenna; Miss Ella Birdsell of Sacra-
mento, and Congressman J. F. Aldrich of Chi
cago, returned here yesterday on the steamer
Queen after nearly four weeks in Alaska. At
Sitka they were entertained by Governor
Sheakley. Congressman Aldrich is a Repub-
lican and represents the First District in his
State. He is civil engineer by profession
and formerly one of the Commissioners OF
Public Works of Chicago.