The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16
PER SON AL.

| c. o. Alkine OF Riverside reached here yes
terday.
c. H. Benedict, mining man of Denver, is
| in the City.
DIP. Frank of North Yakima, WASH, is a
| visitor here.
C. F. Bassett leaves to-day for a trip to Gem
! trail Nevada.
C. w. shryoek of Spokane is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
w. E. Robinson, a business man of Missoula,
Mont, is at the Palace.
j. L Mand of the State Bureau of Highways,
Sacramento. is in the City.
w.M. Gray and family of Portland, Or, are
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
N. schinsicheld of AK la Chapelle, Germany,
is recent arrival at the Palace.
Lieutenant C. A. Clarke of the United States
steamer Thetis is at the Baldwin.
Henry Avilla, ticket agent at the FIR esno
depot, is guest at the Cosmopolitan.
Robert F. Pennen, superintendent of the
State Normal School at Chico, is at the Grand.
J. "A. Nangle of Guaymas, manager of the So
nora Railroad, is here on a brief business and
pleasure trip.
Charles Gallagher and wife are guests at the
Cosmopolitan. Mr. Gallagher is an extensive
cattle raiser OF Texas.
w. R. Sebine, a business man of Caldwell,
Idaho, on the Oregon Short Line near Boise, is
among recent arrivals.
DR.. C. w. Ably of Los Angeles, formerly man.
ager of Mrs. Langtry's ranch In Lake County,
was among yesterdays arrivals
Ex-Governor ]. II. Kinkead of Nevada, who
has been at one of the nearby resorts for a few
days past, is again in the City and is registered
at the Palace.
H. Button and family of Portland, Or, are
stopping at the Cosmopolitan. Mr.. Button is
life-insurance man and expects to locate per-
manently in California.
The Rev. William H. Scudder, who formerly
preached in this City, but who for tie last four
years has been in the East, has returned here
and will preach in Oakland tomorrow.
James Clark, who is interested in opal and
sapphire mines in Queensland, is here en- route
| to Europe. He says his mines promise great
things and he shows every confidence in them.
He has brought specimens of both sapphires
and opals with him.
The Baron Curio of Italy, a red-mustached
herce-visaged nobleman, who came here via
the Orient few days ago, accompanied by
Mario Rocca, a gifted author, took his de-
| parture yesterday. The Baron has gone to see
| Chicago and like places.
| Among the visiting passenger agents now
| here is A. D. Charlton of Portland, general
| Western passenger agent of the Northern Pa
cihc Railroad, who is at the Palace. He says
| though it is generally admitted to De very
| dull in Oregon and Washington his road is do
Ing 100 per cent more business this year than
| last.
Bishop D. L. N:dler OF the Dunkard Church,
| the most eloquent orator and prolific writer in
| the Dunkard organization, has been in the
| City for the past few DAYS. He has Just COM
| pleted a tour OF the world in the interest of
his church. The Bishop has been about year
| abroad and is now on his way to New York
| He left last night for Los Angeles where he
| will max short stay.
The Rev. P. ]. Jeram, formerly of Eden Col.
| ony. Mendocino County, August Erz and F. s.
Potts have been for few days in the San Joa-
quin Valley looking over lands for a large Ger
man colony. They want at least 10000 acres
| They have examined lands at Fresno and also
$4,000 acres in Kings County. C. s. Young,
| right-of-way agent of the Valley road is with
| them. N. Fl. Lang o: this City met them last
night at Lathrop to show them certain lands
| in the Sacramento Valley.
| Miss Rehan arrived here last night on a
special train, accompanied by the following
members of Mr.. Dalys company from Daly's
| Theater: James Lewis, Edwin Stevens, Edwin
| Varrey, Robert Bosworth, Frederick Truesdell,
| George Clark, Hobart Gresham, William
Sampson, Henry Gunson, Sidney Herbert,
Charles Richman, John Craig, William Hazel
| tine, George Wharnock, Robert Shepard, Mrs
| G. H. Gilbert, Miss Maude Winter, Miss Sybil
| Carlisle, Miss Marie st, John, Miss Helma Mel
\ son, Miss May Young.