The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
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J. W. Mitchell of La throp isin town.
B. F. Walton of Suffer County is in the City.
F. w. Flint Jr. of Los Angeles is at the Palace.
Samuel Potter of Martinez arrived here yes
terday.
A. L. Jackson OF San Jose is at the Cosmo-
politan. -,
Judge Carroll Cook has returned from
Fresno.
Tap Carter, mining man of Angels, is at
the Lick.
F.F. Warnock of Chicago arrived here again
yesterday.
W. H. Johnston of San Diego is visiting San
C. Durbens of Spokane, Wash, is at the Co.'S
mopoltan.
]. b. Rutherford of Stanford is at the Co.'S
| mopolitan.
e. zabala, a business man of Salinas, is at
| the Grand.
Edgar NJ. Smith of New York is registered
at the Palace.
| is at the Russ.
few days here.
I. s. Mccormick, q business man OF Omaha,
Nebr., is visiting this City.
Gates Sterling of the United States steamer
Albatross is at the Occidental.
]. w. Hume, merchant OF San Jose, is at
the Lick. He arrived yesterday.
]. n. Teal of Portland, Or, was one of yester-
days arrivals at the Occidental.
E. W. Vest, stove and range manufacturer
OF 81. Louis, Mo-, is at the Grand.
J. !. Allenbach, business man OF Ogden,
Utah, is among recent arrivals here.
9 n nF DolI uyi,, q. oil 1aFt
business trip last night for the East
Lieutenan T. Commander c. P. Perkins of the
United States navy is at the California.
Judge Webb of Fresno has returned to his
home after two weeks soiourn in the City.
Ex-Jndge John F. Davis of Jackson, Amador
County, is in the City on important business
William Garland. ex-president of the Los
Angeles Board of Education. is at the Palace.
Among the arrivals in the City yesterday
were J. F. Van Name, wife and child, of San
Bernardino.
Colonel W. R. Parnel yesterday became the
secretary OF the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children.
George H. Fox, q fine stock-grower and min
ing property owner and manager of Clements,
is here on a business trip.
A. Henderson. wealthy resident of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is at the California. accompanied
by Mrs. and Miss Henderson.
A prominent party of Cleveland (Ohio)
people, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. !. Lever
Miss Nina and Miss Elsa Lever, Mrs. II. NJ
Lasheim and Miss Helene Thoum, are at the
California.
Among the arrivals from Fort Jones is A. H.
Bayless, business man at tina point, who has
come down on short visit. Fort Jones is the
center of one of the best game districts in the
Ctnt % h.
and bear Birds are quite plentiful.
Colonel J. w. Hardin, the cattle king who
for number of years has been making his
home at Santa Rosa, accompanied by Mrs. Har-
din, is in the City. His ranges are in Ne
vada, California, Idaho and Oregon, in the
vicinity, generally speaking, OF the neighbor-
| ing borders and corners of The State. For q
long time, also, Colonel Hardin raised many
horses. the range for some of these being on
the Bruneau River
United States Marshal Covarubias of the
Southern District of California, Telfair Creigh-
ton, one of the owners OF the Los Angeles Her.
aid. and John w. MITCHELL the Democratic
orator and attorney, lett last night Tor Los
Angeles. Marshal Covarubias said at the Pal
ace before going that things were SO mixed I'D
he had no definite idea who might succeed
him in his Office. At first it looked like H. q.
Osborne had walkover; but now Tom Lewis
expert OF the State Board of Examiners was
in the field hot and heavy. Besides these
Sheriff Cline of Los Angeles was taking q fly
at it, and man named Willis or Miller the
Marshal forgot which, of Fresno, was out for
it, However, Mr.. Covarubias sale he expected
to serve out his term, which will not end till
June, 1898. His comm ission from Cleveland
was for four years, and his predecessor had
served out his full time. 1t was customary
Tor Mr.. Cleveland to allow this, unless there
was ground for removal, and he thought Mr..