The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-14
PERSONAL.
ARMoND.

C. E. butcher of Juneau, Alaska, is at the
Ramona.
James Gallagher, the Fresno attorney, is at
the Grand.
Judge E. V. Spencer of susanvile is guest
at the Russ.
State Senator J. c.. Holloway Of Cloverdale is
at the Russ.
Judge S. Scion Holl of Sacramento is guest
al the Grand.
DR.. w. B. Rogers of Memphis, Tenn, is at q
downtown hotel.
E.B. Webster, United States navy, is staying
al the Occidental.
E. T. Earl, the Sacramento fruit-shipper, is at
the Palace wi tn his wife.
State Senator Frank MCGOWAN of Eureka ar
rived at the Lick yesterday.
Charles w. Seymour, an attorney from Ia
coma, is staying at the Ramona.
Judge j. F. Coonan OF Eureka is among the
judicial guests now at the Grand.
DR.. ]. W. Hays, physician OF Grass Valley,
is among the Grand's latest arrivals.
w. w. Douglass, Deputy State Controller, is
at the Grand, registered from Sacramento.
Rockhold H. Barr, Journalist from Frank
fort Germany, is registered at the Palace.
Lieutenant C. A. Clarke of the United States
ship Thetis is among the Occidental guests.
Superior Judge r. McGarvie of Ukiah arrived
here yesterday and took o room at the Grand
Dr. G. w. Wood medical director at the Mare
Island navy-yard, is a late arrival at the Cali
fornia.
Z. c. Apperson, the Santa Clara County cat
teman is at the Lick with his wife. They are
on their way TO the Yosemite
w w. Woodruff and P V. Mohun, two
United States navy officers, were among yes
terday's arrival at the Palace
j. X Armsby. one of the Chicago firm of fruit
packers and shippers is here on visit to the
local agency. He is staying at the Palace.
Ex-Mayor B. U. Steinman ofS6cramento, who
is a prominent figure in the Lubin divorce
suit is among the recent arrivals at the Pal
ace
E. K Stevenot has removed to this City. He
was for many years the "borax king" OF San
Francisco, the first manufacturer of borax on
the coast.
Egerton Davies OF England arrived at the
Palace last night. He is related to Attorney
Wright of London, solicitor for Sir Edward and
Lady Hesketh.
John Buckingham, Internal Revenue Col
lector at Ukiah and newspaper proprietor in
that place, is making the Grand his headquar-
ters for few days.
C. H. Leadbetter and family OF stockton Ire
guests at the Ramona. Mr.. Leadbetter is in
terested in some of the most extensive irriga-
ton systems on the coast
Alvinza Hayward the capitalist and owner
of third interest in the great Utica mine,
came up from San Mateo last night and took
apartments at the Palace.
Raymond Ben jamin, an attorney OF Vallejo,
is in town making arrangements for the Fourth
of July water carnival TO be held at Vallejo
next month. He is enthusiastic over the idea
and points with pride to the unrivaled advan-
tages his town possesses for such a fete. Mr.
Benjamin is registered at the Baldwin.
The Rev. I. P. Lytton of st. Louis is at the
Occidental awaiting the departure of the Aus
tralia. He was a classmate of Bishop Nichols
at the theological seminary in Middletown,
Conn, in '72, and will visit Bishop Nichols to-
day at San Mateo. Mr. Lytton is going to Hon
olulu at the request of Bishop Nichols to act
as his chaplain for two months. and at the
same time to seek mild climate, for only
week ago after having escaped the st. Louis
cyclone, he had four hemorrhages that have
left him in very weak state.
Brigadier-General George A. Sternberg of
Washington, D. c., surgeon-general of the
United States army, is registered at the Palace
with his wife. He is an old chum of General
Smedberg of this City, and three or four years
ago, before being promoted to his present high
Office over the heads of number of senior Off,
GERS, he was medical purveyor here and had
his headquarters near the Palace Hotel. Cen
eral Sternberg is reputed to be one of the most
scientific psychologists in this country. He
and his wife have gone down to Monterey for
q short visit