The San Francisco call., 1896-10-16
PERSONAL.
J. 7. McJunkin Of Hanford is in town.

J. T. McJunkin of Hanford is in town.
Dr.. George Mckenzie of Concord is in town.
Henry May of Washington, D. c., is on visit
here.
H. A. Held OF Hamburg, Germany, is at the
Palace.
E. Schwartz OF Washington, D. c., is at the
Grand.
A. c. Washington of New York is at the
Palace.
The Rev. W. E. Smith of Menlo Park is at
the Russ
Mayer Frank RAIDER OF Los Angeles is on a
visit here
J. D. Robinson, business man of San Jose,
is in the City
v. Lagamarsino, miner of Mokelumne Hill,
is at the Russ.
The Rev. E. Graham of Chico is among the
recent arrivals.
Colonel A. K whitton, an attorney of San
Jose, is in the City.
The Rev. Samuel Hirst of Vallejo is regis
tered at the Grand.
R. d. Clarke. wealthy distiller of Peoria,
ILL.,, is in the City.
Fl. A. Justro, an attorney OF Bakersfield, ar
rived here yesterday.
DR.. Nourse, a well.known resident of Paso
Robes, is at the Lick.
John Brenner, merchant of Sacramento, is
here on business trip.
j.. Kirk School Superintendent of Fresno
county Is here on business.
County Clerk G. M. Foote of San Benito is
here on brief business trip.
John Markley of the State Board of Exam
lners, sacramento, is at the Lick.
w. 81. Pierce, the well-to-do fruitgrower of
Vacavilte, is recent arrival here.
Ben Thomas, a general store keeper of De-
lano, Is among the arrivals at the Grand.
A. D. Moffat of Bridgeport, on flying visit
to the City, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Charles S. Ross OF London was among the ar
rivals here yesterday. He is at the Pal ace.
Chris Sehrt, proprietor of the Toulumne
Hotel, MERGED, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The Supreme Court has admitted Douglass
B. Woodward of this City to practice in that
court
among the arrivals here yesterday. He is at
the Palace.
A. II. Podmore, large cattle dealer of
Nevada, is in the City on business and is
stopping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
]. j. Livernash. editor and proprietor of the
Headsburg Enterprise, the well-known paper
OF Sonoma County, is on visit here and is at
the Russ.
General Paul Neumann of Hawaii, who has
for some time been at San Rafael for his
health, is at the Palace, accompanied by Mrs.
Neuniann.
Health Officer A. 8. Lovelace has been
obliged because OF Illness to go to Paso Robes
for brief time. DR.. ]. NJ. Williamson will fill
his place during his absence.
s. G. Little the banker, of Dixon, who some
time since bought an alleged gold brick
and was swindled out of several thousand dol
lars, is on visit to the City.
A. T. Wells, general freight agent at Denver
of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, who
recently visited Hawaii, has returned from a
short visit to Monterey with his family.
S. H. Brooks of Los Angeles. who was one OF
the seconds In the famous TerE-Broderick
duel, which has become celebrated in duelling
annals, is among the arrivals here and is at
the Lick.
Rohl, Consul General of Argentina at New
York. He is accompanied by several wealthy
gentlemen OF Buenos Ayres, Argentina. They
are on a pleasure trip 70 the coast
J. J. Brice, United States Fish ommissioner,
Washington, D. c., is at the Palace He was
formerly commander in the navy, with head
quarters at Mare Island. He is a cousin of
United States Senator Calvin S. Brice of Ohio.
R. E. Schulz, export agent for large brew
ing firm, has returned from trip TO St. Louis
and other Eastern points. He says it is GER
| tain thing that business is Frightening. He
expects a substantial revival of trade this
winter.
w. P. Shaw, who is largely interested In q
gold and silver mine at Eureka, and also in the
Cordes silver mines at Cordes Nevada, is in
the City. He has just returned, after month
at Bartlett Springs, where he went after a trip
to London. The London trip was the fourth
this year.
Barbour T. Lathrop of Chicago is registered
at the Palace Hotel. He expects to sail for the
Orient on the steamer Beigic tomorrow and
join his brother in Java as soon as possible.
They will travel together leasurely around the
world, aiming to reach New York next sum-
mer. Mr.. Lathrop was an active journalist
and special writer on the staff OF THE CALL
during most of the time from 1875 until 1880.
Since that time he has travelled extensively in
England, France, Germany, Russia, South
America and South Africa.
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.