The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
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w. c. Povey OF London is in town.
Taylor Albin of Fresno has arrived here.
DR.. o. W. Charles of Palo Alto is in town.
F. T. Mcguire of Lowell Hill is at the Russ.
Dr.. L. NJ. Powers of Los Angeles is in the City.
E. W. Redpath OF Boston is as the Baldwin.
H. f. Geer of Turlock has come up for a short
stay.
John Ballard Of Claremont is looking over
the City.
Raleigh Barcar of the Vacaville Reporter is
at the Lick.
Ex-Assemblyman Cutter OF Eureka is here
on a short visit.
George H. French of Washington, D. c., is a
late arrival here.
Edward McGettigan, the contractor, of Val
lejo is at the Russ
Ex-Cougressman Caminetti Of Jackson ar
rived here last night.
Fl. P. Drake, business man OF Strawberry
Valley, is ON visit here.
John W. Kern, prominent resident of In
dianapolis, is at the Palace.
James G. Tyrrell, editor of the Grass Valley
Daily Tidings, is at the Grand.
DR.. E. S. OBrien OF MERGED came TO the City
yesterday. He is at the Baldwin.
Professor Edward H. Griggs of Stanford Uni
versity is registered at the Grand.
District Attorney E. A. Freeman of Amador
County is here for a few days visit.
s. Monan, business man of New York, is at
the Palace, accompanied by his wife.
Charles Altschul, 4 business man and coffee
grower of Guatemala, has arrived here
J. H. Bohon. chief clerk of the Hotel West
minister, Los Angeles. is on visit here.
W. NJ. Wade. an orange-grower of Monte
cito, Santa Barbara County. is in the City.
Judge John F. Davis of Amador County is
among the late arrivals here. He is at the
Grand.
Jacob Johnson, business man of Spring
City, Utah, is here, accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson.
Ex-District Attorney Frank Mattison of
Santa Cruz arrived here yesterday. He is at
the Grand.
A. Verdier of Paris the busin ess man en-
gagged in many enterprises, arrived here yes
terday and is at the Palace.
Senator T. B. Hickey of Carson, New, is at
the Palace. He is engaged in the banking
business in Nevadas capital city
J. H. Berry, a prominent mining man of
Arizona, who visits San Francisco once or
twice year usually, is at the Russ.
DR.. A. NJ. Gardner, superintendent or the
State Asylum for the Insane at Napa, is max
ing visit to this City. He is at the Lick.
L. Pfeiffer, q wealthy coffee-growe and mer-
chant at Guatemala, arrived here on the
steamer San Bias yesterday and is at the Occi-
dental.
D.. Campbell-Johnson, the owner OF a large
ranch in Los Angeles County, who is engaged
in the raising CT fine horses, cattle and other
livestock, is at the Occidental.
r. R. Leitch, civil engineer in the United
Staf as prnn ha-a
yesterday, accompanied By Mrs. Leitch. Mr..
Leitch said they were on the coast for pleasure.
The Count John Lebedeff of Russia, who
arrived here Thursday on the Doric and is
now at the California, is a commander in the
mperial Russian navy, and has for some time
past been stationed at Vladivostock, Sibe ria
He is now on his way to st. Petersburg.
Z. Dinkelspiel of Suisun, editor and pro-
prietor of the solano Republican, is on visit
here. Mr. Dinkelspiel announces himself as a
cand idate for the position of coiner of the
Mint OF San Francisco. He thinks his cam
paign is coming along pretty prosperously.
Frank NJ. Whitney, the Republican Mayor of
Santa Barbara is in town. Mr.. Whitney is a
business who has lived in Santa Barba
eight or ten years. He is prominent society
leader, and is frequently prominent figure
at the germans and at the swell social affairs.
Colonel h. A. Trevelyan, manager of large
vineyard at Fresno owned by British COM
pany and the he aviest man ufacturer of wines
in that district, arrived here yesterday.
Colonel Trevelyan is widely known as one of
the few men now living who fought in the
brilliant charge at Balaklava.
J. Wallace r. Diss of Redlands major and
inspector OF the First Brigade of the National
Guard, is at the Palace, accompanied ~ Mrs.
Diss. Mr. Diss is Auditor of his county and
has for long time been interested in orange
growing. He is also interested in one OF the
local banks. He will be here for several days.
c. W. Fielding of New York and London,
managing director in the Iron Mountain Min
ing Company Qimlted) OF Keswick, Shasta
County is a late arrival here. lie has come
to the Pacific Coast in connection with his
large mining interests. He Is a dant of
Fielding, the celebrated author Of Tom
Jones'"
James Lankershim, owner of a big ranch
near Los Angeles and of great deal of prop
erty in the city of Los Angeles, including a
fine six-story building on Spring street. is
among the late arrivals here. Mr.. Lanker-
SHIN is millionaire, too, who is interested in
many other things besides real estate and
buildings.
A. Brizard of Arcata, one Of the most extern
sive general merchants in Northern Califor-
MIA, the owner of seven or eight stores in Hum
boldt and Trinity counties, is among the ar
rivals here. Mr. Brizard, besides being a
heavy handler of all kinds of goods, is an
owner in ranch and timber lands and mining
claims. He is here on a business trip.
NJ. Sunitonio, the esident of q large Japa-
nese bank, and three OF his countrymen, all
of whom are interested in banking, who
arrived here day or two ago, will remain
week or more and then 60 East and possibly
to Europe. rumor has prevailed that the
Japanese financiers were here as Government
representatives of Japan to study the gold
standard. but they say this is incorrect. They
are merely here in private way, but will
study American banking little, in order to
gain what personal Information that may be
OF use to them. One of the gentlemen is in
terested in copper mining near Osaka.