The San Francisco call., 1896-06-12
PERSONAL.

| DIR. L. G. Rice of San Jose is at the Russ.
| Charles N. Wilcox of Butte is at the Lick
| Dr. W. L. Woodrow of San Jose is in the City.
F. B. Glenn, business man of Jaeinto is at
the Lick.
]. H. Sloan of Santa Fe is here, accompanied
by Mrs. Sloan.
William Nichols, the mine owner, of Dutch
| Flat is in town.
Judge J. p Haynes of Eureka is a recent ar
rival at the Lick.
Ex-Judge A. t. Gunnen of Colorado Springs
| is at the Palace.
Professor A. L. Cotton of Mount Hamilton is
on visit to the City.
W. R. Dinsmore, a soap manufacturer of Los
| Angeles, is in the City.
Thomas G. Young, Coroner OF sonoma
| County, is at the Russ.
J. B. Thompson, a business man of Salt Lake,
arrived here yesterday.
Ex-Congressman j. A. Louttit of Stockton is
| in town for brief stay.
Charles w. Fay street-paving contractor of
San Jose, is at the Lick.
Charles E. Shepard, a railroad contractor of
Seattle, is on a visit here.
A. NJ. Butts and E. D. Lynch, mining men of
Angels Camp, are in the City.
Charles E. Oliver and wife of Jackson are
registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
N. Davis, the well-known stock-raiser, of
Alta, is staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
w. Spencer, prominent business man Of
Fresno, is guest at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Franz Alfred Foreneny of ST. Petersburg,
Russia, arrived here last night on his way to
Siberia.
G. w. Mann of Duluth, Mimi, who is ex-
tensively engaged in business there, is at the
Occiden tai.
R. P. Lathrop, manager of the Farmers ana
Changers Warehouse at Hollister, is among
the arrivals at the Grand.
Among the recent arrivals here is Marshall
" Hartranft of Philadelphia, relative of ex-
Governor Hartranft of Pennsylvania.
Hugh Mel Porter, the San Jose correspond
ent of THE CALL, accompanied by his bride
Frankie MerrilD, is in town for a short honey
moon trip.
EJoseph H. Sheldon of Haverhill, Mass, is at
the Grand, accompanied by party of friends.
They have been making tour of interesting
places in California.
William H. Earle, proprietor of the Park
Avenue Hotel, New York; Mrs. Earle Mrs. A.
G. Earle and daughter, and Mrs H. de F. Earle
and child, are at the Palace.
Miss Cora NJ. Evans of Park Hill avenue,
daughter OF A H Evans, long of Goodall, Per-
kins G. Co., is now on a visit with relatives in
Chicago. The young lady will Re absent four
months.
g. H. Lippelt, wealthy business man of st.
Louis, who is engaged in manufacturing tents
and rubber goods and who has been here for
some days, left for home by way of Los Angeles
yesterday.
G. A. Hicks, the giant of SCOTS River, who
stands feet inches high, keeps big gen.
eral store and has large landed and mining in
terests, is among the recent arrivals here. Mr..
Hicks is one of the pioneers of SCOTS River.
Sir Henry Dering, British Minister to Mex
leo, Lady Dering, and their son, accompanied
by Mrs. Camacho, wife of Mayor Camacho of
the City of Mexico, arrived here from Mon
terey and other places yesterday, and are at
the Palace.
Messrs. Campbell and Isenberg, of Honolulu,
brought on the steamer which arrived here a
frozen a number of fine white mullet a fish
grown in the waters of Hawaii. The ice cube
OF fish was exhibited for some time in the cor
ridors of the Occidental yesterday and at
tracted considerable interest.
Charles Bennett Hamilton, leading mem
Der OF the Kildare Club, London, and lately
commissioned by Great Britain to investigate
the seals of Bering Sea and the coast of Japan,
was among the recent arrivals here, and sailed
a day or two ago for the scene of his duties
He was registered at the Palace, and endeav-
ored to keep the purposes of his trip while
here as much secret as possible.