The San Francisco call., 1896-06-20
PERSONAL.

Dr. E. G. Case of Ukish is registered at the
Baldwin.
Henry Barker, cattleman OF Hopiano' Is
now at the Russ.
E. Dinkelspiel, merchant OF Sulsun, Is reg
istered at the Grand.
]. Thompson, citizen of Watsonville, mas
room at the Baldwin.
Charles R. Gardner, a jeweler OF New jersey
is staying at the Lick.
DR.. K. Ashby OF Roseville is one OF the latest
arrivals al the Grand.
Superior Judge Goodwin of Plumss County
is an Occidental guest.
DR.. E. B. Webster, u S. N, is at the Occi-
dental for short visit.
Pat Kervin, mining man OF Virginia City,
has room at the Palace.
B. N. Yaney, a mine-owner at Bishop, Cal,
is a late arrival at the Russ.
DR.. r. Paulin, a physician of Portland, Or.
is recent arrival at the Palace.
w. N. Barnes, a journalist of Hanford, is
making short visit at the Russ.
F. W. Boggs, the grain merchant, OF Tracy, is
among the recent arrivals at the Russ.
Charles Eberhard, one of Santa Rosa's busi-
ness men, is a late arrival al the Russ.
John R. Huberty Jr., landowner of Jackson,
is registered at the Russ with his wife.
Samuel McMurtrie, the railroad contractor,
of Denver, arrived at the Palace last night.
R. J. R. Alden of Vallejo is guest at the
Baldwin with Mrs. Alden and Miss T. Stahl.
R. Manet Browne and G. w. Garnett, orchard
lists of Penryn, have rooms at the Occidental.
E. Williams, a capitalist and banker OF
Empire, New. arrived at the Palace last night.
J. Marion Brooks the Los Angeles attorney
and Democratic politician, is among the Grand's
guests.
Munroe Salisbury, the well-known horse
breeder and turfman of Pleasanton, is q the
Palace.
j. F. CIapp, who is interested in Nevada
County mines, is at the Grand, registered from
Chicago.
A C. Bilicke, proprietor of the Hotel Hollen-
beck at Los Angeles, is among the guests at
the Palace.
William Drake and H. C. Oswald, two Lon
doners travelling in America, are guests at the
Occidental.
Charles F. Evelyn of Leith, Scotland, was
one OF last nights overland passengers to reg
ter at the Palace.
ED. Boyle, superintendent of the Alta and
other mines of Virginia City, is making brief
visit at the Russ.
w. D. Keyser, owner of the stage-lines of So
mona and Humboldt counties is at the Russ,
registered from Pieta.
Fred T. Duhring lawyer and banker OF
Sonoma, is among those that registered at the
Occidental yesterday.
W. n. Sattley and Louis C. Tetard OF Chicago
arrived from the East last night and took
partments at the Palace.
George E. Barker. banker of Omaha Nebr.,
and proprietor of the Barker House of that
place, arrived at the Grand last night.
Ex-Attorney-Generelo of the State of Nevada
Robert NJ. Clark is in town from Carson. He
is making the Palace lis temporary home.
Sam Langabough, who has a large general
merchandise store at Carson City, is in town
on business trip. He has room at the Russ.
Ex-Congressman James A. Louttit, the capi-
talist who is building railroad from Stockton
to Lodi, arrived at the Lick yesterday with his
wife.
The Japanese ambassador and his diplo-
matte corps left for Washington, d. c., yester-
day In the afternoon they visited the Cliff
House and Sutro baths.
Among those that have recently registered
at the Russ are J. NJ. Peasants, q aranch-owner
of Winters. He is accompanied by Miss Laura
Peasants and Mrs. Alice Elliner.
Among the recent arrivals at the Occidental
! are two sons, daughter and several grand
children of J. R. Walker, the Salt Lake banker.
In the party are CnarleS a. walker, Albert T..
Walker Mrs. ". J. Cheesman and her four
| children.
Enrich Ermeler young traveller from Ber-
lin, Germany, is a guest at the Palace, but will
soon start fbr Honolulu and thence on around
the world in the particular direction that may
please his fancy. He is interested in tobacco
plantations in Cuba, and was recently there
inspecting the tobacco fields and factories be =
fore his visit to the Continent for a similar
purpose.
W. w. Gibbins OF Birmingham. Eng, arrived
at the California last night from Butte, Mont,
where he has been inspecting the copper
mines. Mr.. Gibbins is interested in ma
chinery, and particularly il, smelling,
and has visited all the copper fields in
America, including the large mines on the
shores of Lake Superior. He is now on his
way to Vancouver to visit his brother before
returning to England.