The San Francisco call., 1897-11-11
PERSG N AL.

NF Taylor of San Simeon is at the Occi-
dental.
DR.. E. G. Case of Ukiah is registered at the
Baldwin.
H. s. Allen, a mining man OF Sonora, is at
the Grand.
Dr. l. NJ Proctor OF Placerville is staying at
the Grand
W. Richardson, a lumberman of Truckee, is
at the Russ.
Sheriff j. w. Cummings of Modoc County is
the Grand.
A. NJ. R!kert, a mining man of Rossland, is
staying at the Grand.
Charles Allen. @ merchant from Spokane,
Wash, is a. the Grand.
Lieutenant G. 7 Patterson, U. S. A., arrived
a the Palace last night.
C. Lauritzen, merchant of Hollister, is
registered at the Grand.
DR.. Edward B. Moseiey OF Benicia is late
arrival at the Occidental.
D. S. Rosenbaum, merchant ard banker OF
Sacramento, is at the Palace
j. r. Roggio, stage-nne proprietor from
Angels Camp, is at the Grand
John F. Moody, umbermau from Truckee,
is making short stay at the Lick.
John Mclean, mi ing man OF Nevada City,
is among the latest arrivals at the Russ.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Perry OF Los Angeles are
al the LICK. Mr. Perry is lumber merchant.
Thomas Flint Jr., State Senator and Master
Mason, is in town from San Juan. He is at the
Grand.
n. Wines, the stage-line proprietor, is in
town from Santa Barbara. He has room It
the Baldwin.
Charles McIver, vineyardist and wine
maker OF Mission San Jose, is at the Palace
with Mrs. McIver.
DR.. W. 2. Matthews OF the State Board of
Health is down from Sacramento. He has a
room q the Grand
W. w. Seaman of Sacramento, Assistant
State superintendent of Pu bile Instruction,
arrived at the Lick last night.
John j. Byrne of Los Ang ees, general
passenger agent of the Santa Fe system, ar
rived here yesterday for short visit.
DR.. F. w. Hatch. Superintendent OF the Ag-
news Insane Asylum, is at the Lick, registered
from his headquarters at Sacramento.
A. c. Cleveland, NeYadan prominently
identified with the politics of his State, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday from Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Bumore of New Almaden
are guests at the Lick Mr. Bulmore is super
intendent OF the quicksilver mines al New Al
MAIDEN.
NJ. NJ. Davis of New York. assistant cleo
trician of the Postal Telegraph Company, ar
rived here last night ana is staying at the
Palace.
Frank Brown of New York. trainer for James
R. King and manager of his horses, arrived
from the East last night and is registered at
the Baldwin.
Mrs. J. F. Caldwell, wife of the so-called
prince OF Starters" arrived at the Palace last
night from Saratoga, accompanied by Mrs. A.
L. Churchill.
John A. Gill, Pacific Coast freight agent OF
the Wander b 1T lines, left here last night for
Chicago AMI New York. He will be gone
about three weeks.
Professor Oliver PEBBLES Jenkins, head of the
department OF physiology i'll Stanford Uni
versity and lecturer in Cooper Medical
College, is a late arrival at the Palace.
Adolph Ottinger. the ticket broker. returned
Tuesday night, with his wife, two children
and maid, from Germany, where he has been
for the past two and half months on visit
to his parents.
a. G. Hay OF Glenwood ex-Supervisor of
Santa Cruz County and big landowner. is at
the Grand. He is soon going to Australia 10
settle tn estate OF his brother, who recently
died IN sydney, New South Wales.
w. II. Chapeau. one of the pioneer book
makers OF the country, arrived at the Palace
last nlg0t from New 0rk. lie spent last WIN
ter here and ill stay here all this winter, de-
voting particular attention to racing.
Edwin C. Ewell, manager of the Railway
Guide and formerly manager at Stanford Uni
versity OF The Sequoia, the students literary
weekly, leaves to-day with his wife for Santa
Barbara, where he will spend the next two
months.
Z. A. Wadleigh OF Salt Lake, general passen-
ger agent of the Rio Grande Western Railway,
and John Sebastian of Chicago, general pas
senger agent of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pac fic Railway, arrived here last night from
the Northwest.
Roy Carruthers, a well-known New York
sporting man, who has just completed sue
cessful season on the Eastern tracks, arrived
here last night and is ct the Palace. He owns
Howard Mann and Song and Dance, the
former OF which he will run on the local
tracks, as Howard Mann has proved himself
great mud horse.
Lewis II. Smith, City Attorney of Fresno and
formerly president of the Republican Club at
Stanford University, from which he was grad
uated in 80, is at the Occidental Though
probably the youngest official ever elected il
Fresno, he polled the largest vote a the las
city election and defeated his mature Demo
cratic opponent three to one.