The San Francisco call., 1897-10-28
PERSONAL,

LICK.
B. c. West of Richmond, KY, is at the Cos
mopolitan.
Ex-Mayor Sam V. Rucker OF San Jose is at
the Palace
e. S. Bloss, lawyer of Atwater, is regis
tered at the Lick
n Cross and family of Fargo, N. D., are at
the Cosmopolitan.
Ex-JTdge John 81. Fulweiier Of Auburn is q
guest ct the Lick.
George Beake, big mining man OF Little
town, is at the Lick.
A. NJ. Chilas of Spokane Wash, is registered
a. the Cosmopolitan.
5. H. Davis, a Sacramento lawyer, is reg
lstered at the Grand.
J. A cooper, attorney of Ukiah, is a late
arrival at the Grand.
Fred Erickson, the railroad contractor, of
jamestown, is staying at the Grand
State Senator B. F. Langford is in town from
Stockton. He is staying at the Palace.
Professor o. p Jenkins is in tow n from Stan
tord University. He has a room I the Palace
{. A. Barlow of San Luis Ohispo arrived at
the Grand yesterday on a short visit to this
city.
Frank Mattison, Assessor of Santa Cruz
County, is at the Grand registered from Santa
Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. wuIf of Napa have
apartments at the Lick. Mr.. Wulff is a mer-
chant.
Thomas E. Hughes. proprietor OF the Hughes
no el, Fresno, is making a short stay at the
Grand.
Z. A Buell., the Stockton lumber merchant
and member of the Board of Trade, is at the
Grand.
c. B. Shaver of Fresno. president of the
Fresno FIume and Canal Company, is a guest
at the Grand
F. W. Arnold of Chicago and W. T. Irwin.
city attorney OF Peoria, ILL.,, arrived yesterday
at the Grand.
Walter Hobart's condition last night was re-
ported TO be better than at any previous time
since the operation.
H. E. Adams. vice-president of the Stockton
Gas Companv, arrived here last night from
stockton. He is at the Grand
Louis L. James, secretary of the Mill Valley
ana MI. Iamalpais Scenic Railway, is in town
from Mill Valley and is staying at the Lick
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Palace
were MI. and Mrs. 1. n. Drysdale, Miss Drys-
dale and II. H. Drysdale of Buenos Ayres, Ar
gentine Republic, South America.
y. T. Gynne, a capitalist from New York.
arrived here yesterday, accom- panied by his
wIIe ana family, to spend the winter. The
lynne nave apartments at the Baldwin.
+. T. PIagemann, Redding ho.el proprietor,
accompanied by II. Clineschnidt and 2. John
son, hotel proprie tors of the Sacramento Val
ley, Will leave here next Tuesday for Honolulu.
FTed c. siebe, brother of Assessor Siebe, ar
rived in New York yes terday afternoon in the
steamship Saale from Bremen. He is On his
way home to this city after an absence OF about
three months.
Ho Vow, brother-in-law of the Chinese
Minister at Washington, and late secretary of
the legation there, will probs bly, arrive here
tomorrow evening from the East. He comes
to be Vice-Consul
George FADE of New York. American man
eger Of Thomas Cook & Sons, world tour ex-
cursion agents, will arrive here tomorrow.
travelling in the interest and for the improve
ment of the service.
Mrs B. F. Dillingham;, wife of the Honolulu
railroad magnate, her son, w. F. Dillingham;,
and George c. Potter, also OF the Honolulu
colony that has spent some time here, leave
Tuesday for their island homes.
Ballington Booth, head of the American
Volunteers. left san Jose Tuesday evening for
his headquarters in New York City, after hav-
ing inspected the WORK of the divisions OF the
gospel army in and near San Francisco.
Miss Rosecrans OF Washington, D. c., daugh-
ter of the aged and well-known General Rose
registered at the Occidental. She is on her
way TO visit her father, who is at Santa
Monica.
W. NJ. Blakey, a lawyer of Evansville Ind
arrived at the Lick yesterday on a visit to his
uncle, George Mclean OF Grass Valley the
wealthy mining magnate, who has been dam
gerously i'll for several weeks in his apart
ments at the Lick.
Among the Eastern track and racehorse
men that arrived here last night was Z. p
Ehrman, Chicago bookmaker He was Ill
when he arrived and went TO the OccIden tal
He said that more horsemen are coming to
San Francisco this winter than in any former
season,
George D. Moore of San Antonio, Tex, ar
rived in this city yesterday from Australia
but will return in the steiner Alameda when
she leaves here on November IL. Mr. Moore
is temporarily guest at the Grand. He Will
visit his old Texas home before returning TO
Australia.
Professor Clay MacCauIay formerly chap
lain in the United States navy, arrived here
last night from Minneapolis. and primarily
from Boston, where he has been visiting fo-
several months. Mr.. MacCaulay Is a guest at
the Occidental. He will leave here Saturday
on the Doric for Japan and his home in Toxic.
Thomas Costigan, the New York booKmaker
John H. Quinn, the kentucky bookmaker.
and Thomas FL. shannon of Lexington, KY
horse-owner, arrived at the Baldwin last
night, having come directly through from the
East to attend the winter racing here with
J. B. Coleman of New York, who arrived at
the Baldwin several davs