The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
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R. c. Scott and wife OF Haywards are at the
! Cosmopolitan.
Ex-superior Judge s. s HoIl OF Sacramento
| Is ~ the Grand
William NJ Ayres q horsemau Of Portland
Or, Is st he Grand.
Frsnk J. Hoheng. merchant Of Hsywsrds,
Is staying a. the Grand.
William F. Burbank. Los Angeles capital
Isl, Is e. the California.
Marion Briggs, the Oroville capitals: and
IEuit-rsiSer, is in town.
Sheriff s D. Ballou OF ssn Luis Obispo
county Is al the Grand.
Gus H. Fozsn, mining man OF Fort Jones,
slsk!you County, Is az the Russ.
James P. Mccarthy, the real estate man, is
III Los Angeles on 8 shor: business trip.
r. L Parker, farmer OF Chico, IS at the
kuss' accompanied By his wife ana mother.
\ W. Hill of Eureka, Assemblymsn for the
second District, IS in The city on e priei visit
James Carson, from the quicksilver mines at
New Almaden, is registered 81 the Occidental
M Llmberf merchant Of Guatemala City,
arrived here yesterday from Central America
W. a and Louis Perkins OF Salem, Or, are
among the recent arrivals q: the Cosmopo.i-
tan.
Frank Bartlett, a surveyor and railroad con-
Grand.
Dr.. and Mrs. Emmersoa and Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Crosby OF CenterTiile are guests az the
Baldwin.
G. W. Kemp ot Portland, Or. Is in this city
on business trip and is staying at the Cos
mopoiitan.
DR.. D. A Ruggies of stockton, member of
the State Board OF Health, is making 8 shor.
visit at the Grand.
Mrs H. NJ. Parmenteer of Newport, p /, is
al the Baldwin. she is the wife OF Surgeon
PaTnenieer. L. s. y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIver of McIver's
Flney ara, Mission san Jose, are making short
stay al the California
t. d. Sinclair, q wealthy young promoter of
electric power enterprises at RedIands is q
lat arrival ct the Palace.
George L nge, The weILknown cattleman OF
Birds Landing, came down from Sacramento
last evening aud IS at the Grand Hotel.
"iilism Mayors, the horsemsn, OF Portland,
or, arrived st the California Hotel last even
Ing. He comes 10 attend the coming races
United states Marshal y. A Covarrubias OF
Los Angeles accompanied By Mrs. Covarru-
bias, is in town They are guests ct the Pal
ace.
Douglas :. Cone. capitalist, banker ana ex.
tensiTe property-owner, is in town from his
home in Red Bluff He has q room ct the
Palace.
John L Truslow. general agent OF the pas
senger department OF the Santa Fe, has gone
10 Los Angeles on business and will return
Monday.
E Sanchez, wealthy resident Of Guatemala
City. arrived here yesterday as passenger on
the steamship Acapulco. He is staying at the
BALDWIN.
Charles C. McIvor, the wealthy vineysrdist
OF Mission San Jose, and his wife arrived from
Their home last evening aud are stopping al
the California Hotel
Mr. and Nrs. ". s. II.f of Denver. Colo, are
CUES is at the Palace. Mr.. IliH is the son of
the present Mrs. Warren, wife of the we'll
known Methodist Bishop.
J. Noses, manager of the traffic department
OF the valley road, left last night for the San
Joaquin Valley on business that will require a
weeks absence from this city
D. B. Hodgsdou. general manager of the
Guatemala Central Railway, which has sew
enty-four miles of main line and thirty-three
miles OF branch lines, arrived here yesterday
from Guatemala City.
F. E Wood from Bay CITY. Mich. arrived at
the Occidental yesterday en- route 10 Japan,
where he is at the head OF the Christian Broth
erhood OF ST. Andrew. He is al the occiden-
tai, accompanied by Mrs. Wood, Miss IYis
WOOD and Miss Lucy Wood.
Edward COfrigan. the well-kn horse
man, arrived from Chicago last evening, ae.
conpsHIed b. his vile, and registered at the
Palace. He is one OF the principal mem bers
OF the Pacific Coast Jockey Club he has
large string Of racehorses on the way 10 the
c osst which he viii enter in the coming races
Z. ". Frost of Eureks, city editor of the
II UD bo!dt mes, came DOWN on the Corona
yesterday. He says business is lively On
Humboldt Bay and the people feel that pros
perity has come to stay. All the SECTION now /
wants i railway Communication with the out
side world il order to develop its wonderfu
possibilities.
Mr. and Mrs. Levereit s L Mesiek OF SAINT a |
Barbara arrived here from Southern CaIifor- /
MIA yesterday and are e: the Russ Mr.
Mesick was formerly editor and proprietor 81
Santa Barbara of Fl Bsrbareno, but sold out \
several months ago wi n the in tention Of en-
gag ng in journalism in Hawaii His recent /
visit to the islands, however, did not convince /
him of The advisaoility OF settling there.
Jerry James, chief of the depleted tribe of
Indians in Hum boldt County. is in the city
en- route to Washington, D. c., 10 request
President McKin ,ey to have built an Indian
school at Indianoia on Humboldt Bar, his
tribal headquarters. Chief Jerry is well liked
in his part of the country, for ha is descend
ant OF some very noble red men. 1t was his
father, Captain Jim. who saved the life OF one
of the white pioneers OF the county, L X
Wood. County CLERK for years. Wood had
been terribly mang.ed By bear and was
rescued BY The Indian. Jerry while here is
under the patronage OF Judge de Haven,
Frank MCGOWAN and George A. knight, who
i'll furnish him with travelling expenses
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