The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20
PERSONAL.

FEKSON AL,
o. f. Holden OF Salt Lake is in the City.
G. M. Hunter of New Orleans is in town.
S. A. Noyes of New York is at the Palace.
Arthur Herbert of England is in the City.
John Fl. Vogt of New York is at the Grand
DR.. W. S. Taylor of Livermore is in the City.
Dr.. J. NJ. Proctor of Placerville is at the Pal
ace
Judge Thomas B. Bond OF Lakeport is at the
Lick.
J. Jeans, a leading butcher OF Winters, is in
town.
A. K. Clarke OF New York City is at the
Palace.
Mrs. L. F. Nestfall OF Washington, D. c., is
recent arrival
c. Overdam and daughter of Bedin arrived
here yesterday.
George E. Burgyne OF Shanghai, China, got
here yesterday.
G. Pietro Delfno, a merchant of Stockton, Is
at the Commercial
X. A. ]. Mckenzie, a business man OF Port
land, is in the City.
P. NJ Moran of St. Helena, Mont. is at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A. Brock capitalist OF New York, is at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel
H. H. Pitcher, banker of Ltvermore, ar
rived here last night.
Francis A. strater and Miss strater OF Boston
are 1t the Occidental.
Isaac Copeland, mining man of Vallecito,
arrived here last night
William D. Sutton of Park City, Utah, is at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Fitzhugh Whitehouse of England is one OF
the arrivals at the Palace.
De Vries Van Doesburgh, owner of a winery
at ST. Helena, is at the Lick.
Calvin A. Holmes, owner of large area of
land near Kellogg, is at the Russ.
H. c. Blum, leading merchant of Ferndale,
Humboldt County, is in the City.
W. Varmatta, a prominent business man of
Racine, Wis, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
NJ. s. Gombertz, editor of the Evansville
Journal, Evansville, Ind, is at the Baldwin.
Oscar Lampman, mining man of Cripple
Creek, is at the Russ accompanied by his wife.
E. A. Upton of Anaconda, secretary of the
Montana Racing Association, is at the Palace.
Ex-United States Senator John ]. ingalls, of
Kansas arrived here last night, and is at the
Palace.
NJ H. Walker and family of Salt Lake have
returned from Monterey and are at the Occ-
dental.
E. L. Magruder, proprietor of general store
at Crescent City, is il San Francisco on busi-
ness trip.
Assemblyman J. B. Sanford of Mendoclno
came down from Sacramento yesterday and is
at the Russ.
Fred Conn, owner of large borax beds near
Big Pine. Inyo County, Is one of the latest
arrivals here.
Robert G. Barton, owner of the Barton vine
yard at Fresno. arrived here yesterday and is
at the Occidental.
F. NJ. Shearer, owner of important copper
mines near Bisbee, Ariz., arrived from Bisbee
yesterday and is at the Russ.
w. D. Crow, editor OF the Redwood City
Democrat, and James Grove Of the same place
were registered at the Lick yesterday.
W. D. Tillotson of Redding, ex-United States
Consul-General TO Japan, is among the ar
rivals in the City. He is at the Grand.
George Loughead, owner of large mine
near Grayson, is in the City on business in
reference to his property. He is at the Russ.
John B. Parish, the mining man of Denver,
who up to fifteen years ago was actively carry
ing on mining on the mother lode. is in the
City.
n and A. Huot, miners OF the Yukon, who
have been wintering at their old home in
Montreal, are at the Commercial on their way
back to the northern wilderness.
The Rev. n. H. Clapham of st. James Epis-
copal Mission has resigned to go to the Trinity
Episcopal Church at Tacoma. Bishop Nichols
will fill by appointment the vacancy tenn
porarily.
DR.. Max j. Werder will to-day leave on q visit
to his old home in Germany, from which he
has been absent over forty years. He will be
absent about six months and will see other
countries of Europe.
George L. Carr, founder of the town of Carr
vile, Shasta County, and owner of different
mining interests there, is in the City. He is
preparing TO hydraulic a large placer property
of between 900 and 700 acres
Captain A. A. Barker of Mare Island, who
took command of the Oregon yesterday, is at
the Occidental, as is Captain Howison, for
merly of the Oregon. Captain Howison will
leave for Washington, D. c., on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta r. Hague, wife Of the Rev. w.
Hague of London, Ontario, who has been
visiting with the family Of her brother,
Donald Ross, for the past few months, left tor
the East yesterday. The lady has visited the
principal placee of interest In California dur
ing her stay.
John c. Shea, managing editor OF the Ottawa
Free Press, is guest at the Palace. Mr.. Shea
was among the half dozen Canadians who
travelled to Carson City to witness the big
pugilistic battle. He is an enthusiastic horse
man, ard will remain in the City for month
to attend the races.
T. A. Grady OF Chicago, excursion agent of
the Burlington Railroad, arrived here yester-
day. The Burlington, as General Agent San
born explained yesterday. is arranging to run
special tourist trains between San Francisco
and Boston, the cars between Chicago and
Boston going over the Michigen Central road.
The trains will leave every Thursday.
John Nelson, William Lloyd ana Fred Hart,
successful gold-hunters of Forty-mile and
Circle City, who left here to visit Europe in
October last, are at the Commercial and will
leave next Monday on their return to Alaska.
Mr.. Nelson went to his old home in Copen-
hagen, Mr.. Lloyd to England and Fred Hart
| to Ireland. Mr.. Nelson has been mining on
the Yukon since 1873