The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-19
PERSONALS

Judge Ansel Smith of stockton is in town.
DR.. Charles E. Tuner of solano County is in
| town.
l. S. Scott of Colorado is among recent ST.
rivals.
Attorney W. H. Devlin of Sacramento is at
the Lick.
Or. George Ivancoyich of Petaluma is on
visit here.
General ]. W. B. Montgomery of Chico Is at
the Grand.
E. J. Edwards of Arizona is at the Co.'S
mopolitan.
T. P. Bryant and wife OF Stockton are at the
Cosmopolitan.
! Ex-congressman T. J. Geary OF Santa Rosa is
| here on short stay.
| G. Cameron, a merchant OF Buffalo, N. Y, in
! at the Cosmopolitan.
Superior Judge John E. Ellison Of Woodland
reached here yesterday.
A. B. Jackson, the well-known banker of
Salinas, is on visit here.
Editor &. A. Thompson of the Santa Rosa
Democrat is at tie Occidental.
c. ]. Stedman and Mrs. Stedman of Proyi.
dence, r. l., arrived here yesterday.
Cyrus Crafts has returned from the Alaskan
gold fields, and is at the Cosmopolitan.
The Rev Samuel Nusworth, Mrs. Nusworth
and Miss Cleveland of Reno, New, are at the
Occidental.
Judge Leicester Holme of New York, Mrs.
Holme and Mrs. R. w. Tullman OF New York
are at the Palace.
John M. Vance, the railroad man, sawmin
proprietor and large real estate holder of
Eureka, Humboldt County, is at the Grand.
The Rev. L. Writ, who went to Europe sew
eral months ago with q party of New World
pi1primq Old World SnriO1S- has returned
here.
Ex-Sherif Ben Halves of Calaveras, who is
now making his home in San Francisco, re-
turned yesterday from visit TO Calaveras,
where he was looking after mining and other
interests.
Mrs. J. H. Whited, wife OF the division
superintendent of the California and Oregon
Railroad, with headquarters at Dunsmuir.
came down from the north yesterday and is at
the Grand.
Samuel McMurtrie of Lompoc and ]. A. Nc
Murtrie Of Colorado, both of whom are inter-
ested in Southern Pacific Railroad contracts
in the noted Laguna de Tache ranch in Fresno,
MADEIRA and Kings counties, and in different
enterprises in Colorado, are at the Palace.
H.W. Hawley, publisher of the San Francisco
Examiner, who was stricken with q sort OF
q paralytic shock in his lower limbs some two
weeks ago and has since been confined 10 his
home in this City, has gone to New York, par
italy for change of scene. Mr.. Hawley left
on Monday evening. He was looking pale and
was obliged to move by aid of crutches
| P. B. Tod, ex-member of the Council of
P1etermaritzburg, South Africa, and who has
been for long time one of the owners of the
celebrated Jubilee mine, as well as its man
ager, left here for home last night Mr.. Tod
has been examining the Bunker Hill mine in
Ventura County for party of British capt.
talists. 1t is believed they will take the mine.
Attorney A. C. Huston of Woodland is at the
Grand. He brought down the papers on ap-
| peal in the s. d. Worden case, and nled them
| in the Supreme Court here yesterday. I'm
Yolo and Sacramento countless" said Mr.. Hus
ton, "there is considerable interest in the case.
Worden is the only one of those who were ar
res ted who was convicted, and the feeling is
that he should not be hanged. Ii the case is
sustained as it is / have no doubt petitions
will be circulated asking for executive Glenn
ency, and that the sentence be changed to i'm
prisonment for life"
A. B. Wood of Detroit, the widely known
| Western mine manager and expert, Is at the
! Palace. In the flush days of Leadyille Mr..
Wood was one of the most conspicuous figures
/ there. He had much to do with developing
some of the largest deposits of silver car
Donates, and has since been identified with
| gold and silver mining in other parts of the
! country. In later years he has been the man.
| ager of the Montana Ruby and Sapphire Com
/ pany (imited1. the shares OF which are owned
almost exclusively by British capitalists. The
ruby and sapphire mines are on the Missouri
River, few miles from Helena. large
amount of the gems have been got out and
| have been cut and sold in different parts of the
| world,