The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

D. P. Pierce of Chicago is in the City.
G. w. Ralston OF Astoria, Or, is in town.
]. II. Barbour of san Diego is in the City.
Charles W. Lyford of New York is a visitor
here
Dr. K. Ainsworth Of Los Angeles is at the
Grand.
J.w. Gillette of Portland is at the occi-
dental.
L H Rice, an attorney of Ukiah, is at the
Grand.
c. A. Cook, a butcher OF watsonville, is at
the Russ
S. Bissinger, a merchant of Portland, arrived
here yesterday.
John f. Marble OF Los Angeles Is a late ar
rival in the City.
P. H. Creamer, a business man of Leadville,
Colo, is in the City.
Thomas Martin and Mrs Martin of Topeka,
Kans., are in the City.
John L. Harris of South Bend, Wash was
one OF yesterdays arrivals.
W. w. Douglass of Sacramento, Deputy State
Controller, is at the Grand
James Hooking and wife OF Miller, s. Oak
are registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Ex-supervisor J. c. Coker of Auburn is in
town. He is q merchant of Auburn.
R. H. Oliver, a business mau of Salt Lake, is
at the Palace. His wife is with him.
William Howarth of Everett, WASH, is one
of the late arrivals st the Occidental.
J. J. January, a druggist of Concord, also
agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., is in town.
H. W. Baxter and wife will be absent from
the City on 8 two weeks vacation trip.
NJ. II. Potter, who conducts the new hotel
Van Nuys at Los Angeles, is at the Palace.
Supervisor c. P. Smith of Mendocino is In
Iyaf fs hY,of -
william E. Selleck of Chicago, who is inter-
ested in mines in this State is at the Grand
J. c. Erickson, a well-to-do land and cattle
owner of Hum boldt County, arrived here yes
terdsy.
George B. Bohon and R. NJ. Jameson OF
Tracy, Cal, are recent arrivals at the Cosmo-
politan.
w. P. Bennett, merchant and large mine
! owner OF Forks of Salmon, Siskiyou County. is
one of the guests of the Russ.
DR.. w. n. Moore, superintendent of the
State Asylum for the Insane at Naps, is at the
Russ. accompanied by his wife.
L. Simmons, a prominent commercial man
! of Whatcom, Wash, accompanied by Mrs.
Simmons, are guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Colonel 2. s. spalding of Hawaii who for a
| long time has been interested in cable to the
Hawaiian Islands from the United States, is at
/ the 1dldCe
Eugene F. Wilson. wealthy resident OF New
York, who is prominent in politics, is at the
Palace. He is accOmps MED on his trip by Z.
J. Rice, also of New York.
Wilbur F. Zeigler, the attorney. has gone to
the City of Mexico to take depositions in the
case of J. Jenkins against the Pacific Mutual
Lille Insurance Company.
George w. Frink, the weIlknown capitalist,
formerly of Easton. Eidridge & Co., has re-
turned to the City after two years trip
through Europe, and is stopping at the Hotel
Pleasanton.
Colouel William Forsytne. the widely
known raisin-grower of Fresno. is one OF the
visitors here from the south. Colonel For
sythe is one of the early pioneers In raisin-
growing in that part OF the State.
Mrs. Fletcher, wife of l. NJ. Fletcher, general
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. and
Miss Bell Glennon left the City yesterday for
a short period at the seaside. Mr.. Fletcher
will join them after a week or two for a short
time.
Among the arrivals here last night were
four young graduates of Annapolis, who have
arrived here 20 begin two years experience
on the vessels of this coast. They are at the
Occidental. They are Walter r. Sexton,
Irwin F. Lantis, D. G. Hahoney and l. R.
Sargent.