The San Francisco call., 1897-05-22
PERSONAL.

DR.. Nj. F. Taggart OF Napa is in the City.
Peter Etiems of Pasadena is at the Grand
DR.. NJ. N. Wykoff of Toxic. Japan. is in town.
Charles Legrand of Paris is a recent arrival
here.
DR.. Thomas Flint of san Juan is at the
Grand.
L. Jennings. mining man of Leadville, is at
the Palace.
7. W. Barry and wife of Japan are at the
Occidental
J. W. Bailey. a wealthy mining man OF Mon
tana. is in town.
DR.. W. NJ Baldwin of Sacramento has arrived
here on a short visit.
Mrs. Fleming and Miss Finn OF Merced are
at the Cosmopolitan.
The Rev. aud Mrs F. Dillon Of England
are at the Occidental
Lieuten ant John Irwin of the United States
navy is at the Palace.
L. F. Newcomb, business man OF sedalia,
Mo-, is on visit here.
Lieutenant Sidney Webb Of Washington,
D. c., is at the Palace.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter OF Pescadero
are at the Cosmopolitan.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lawson, missionaries OF
India, are at the Occidental.
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Butte, Mont, is a late arrival here.
Edward c. Atkinson, president OF Sacra-
mento Business College, is in town.
NJ. D. Burlnghame, mining engineer OF
Los Angeles, arrived here on Thursday.
The Rev W. B. Hamilton and wife, mission.
aries of Peking arrived here yesterday.
Joseph Murray, a well-to-do business man of
Fort Collins, Colo, is at the Occidental.
II u
land-holder OF Marysville, is at the Lick.
Ex-Superior Judge R. J. Huds on of Lakeport
is on visit to this City. He is at the Grand.
Alexander Melrose, barrister of Adelaide,
South Australia, is here on his way to London.
Joseph Craig, manager of the large hotel and
cottages at ghland Springs, is at the Grand.
Senator E. c. VOORHEES, of Suffer Creek has
returned to the Palace from visit to the
mines.
John Layton and Miss Layton of London
arrived on the steamer from the Orient yes.
terday.
The Baron Bradsky of Russia arrived here on
the Belgio from Hongkong yesterday and is at
the Palace.
The Rev. Dr. B. c. Atterbury and Mrs. After
bury, missionaries Of China. were among yes
terday's arrivals.
John Gray and W. II. Lee, accompanied by
three Japanese, came from Yokohama yester-
day and are at the Lick
R. F. Bertram OF South Africa. who has been
on a tour of the world, was among the arrivals
on the Belgic yesterday.
Fred D. Smith of Port Kenyon, Humbo
County, who is at the head of leading dairy
ing company. is at the Grand.
Ed Keliher of Merced, accompanied by his
wife, who is down for her health, are among
the guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Professor Earl Barnes and Mrs. Barnes, of
Stanford. at the Grand. They will soon
leave for years absence in Europe.
Granville Sharpe, a millionaire merchant of
Hongkong, and widely known in the Orient
as a litter ateur, came on the Belgic yesterday.
Fred Erickson of Erickson Brothers, con tr CT.
ors for the construction of the Sierra Railroad
from Oakdale by way of Stockton to Sonora,
is in the City.
W. G. Curtis, engineer of the maintenance
of way department of the Southern Pacific
Company, returned here yesterday after an
absence of over two weeks.
Walter Raymond of Raymond & whitcomb,
the Boston excursion agents, arrived here on
the Belgic yesterday, after = tour Of the globe.
Mrs Raymond was along.
A. Burlingame johnson of Colorado, the new
: United States Consul to Annoy, sailed with his
family to his post on the steamer China. He
expects to return to Colorado two years hence,
in time to assist in the campaign for electing
mem bers of the Legislature who will choose q
successor to United States Senator E. o. Woi-
colt. He expects to be present also when the
fight for Senator Is made. 1t is almost need
less TO add that Mr. johnson Is a stauch friend
of Wolcott and will do all he can to re-elect
him. The post which Mr.. Johnson has OBJ
tsined pays $500 salary year, besides fees of
probably $500, and in addition to this there
is $1,000 salary that according to custom
goes ss perquisite with the office. All these
things, with transportation and etceteras,
make the place not q bad pickup.