The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

which is devoted largely to wine and hops, Is
among the arrivals at the Russ.
C. F. Kohl of San Mateo is among those reg
istered at the Palace.
A. C. Seaman OF St. Louis and Mrs. Seaman
arrived here yesterday.
Supervisor ]. D. Enright of Santa Cruz
County is on visit here.
August Broecklin, editor of the Germania,
Los Angeles is at the Grand.
United States Judge ". B. Gilbert OF Oregon
arrived from the north yesterday.
Charles S. Craig a well-to-do farmer of FL
mira is here accompanied by Mrs. Craig.
John W. Roe, a prominent merchant Of
Wheatland, is registered at the Cosmopolitan
]. A. Campbell, who is engaged in lumber
ing at Port Blakeley, Wash, is on visit to the
City.
Frank H Short, the attorney of Fresno, one
of the owners OF the Fresno Republican, is at
the Palace.
Basil schegoleff and Simon and Tsoder
Shadron, mining men Of Russia, are at the
Occidental.
H.R Mccullough. general traffic manager
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, IS
al the Palace.
Mrs F. c. Campbell and her daughter, Miss
Fannie Campbell, of Sacramento, are visiting
friends in this city.
DR.. C. Aoki and D. Nshioda of Toxic arrived
here on the steamer Gaelic yesterday. They
are at the Occidental.
Charles Gift an Englishman, who has tor
some time past been visiting in Manila,
arrived here on the Gaelic yesterday.
C. Pernet, Consul OF France at Yokohama,
arrived here on the Gaelic yesterday. He is
en- route to Paris on a leave OF absence.
tot o1ar nf Yho nf
the oregon Railway and Navigation Company,
Portland, is among the latest arrivals here.
7 w. Fletcher q wealthy farmer of Oregon,
who has for the past six weeks been visiting
Los Angeles and neighboring points, is at the
Russ.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph I. Spear left last night
for the East proposing to visit Mark Hanna at
Cleveland and attend the inaugural at Wash
ington, D. c.
Presiding Judge Seawell has been slightly in
disposed for several days. He expects to be
able to resume his duties on the bench to-
morrow morning.
Henry Blackman, who used to live here, but
who years ago engaged il the mercantile
business in Eastern Oregon, and who is now
Collector of Internal Revenue for Oregon, is
in the City.
party of prominent Dillon (Mont) peo-
Moore. Mrs Moore, Misses Blanche B. and
Alma n Moore, Howard E. Moore and Miss NJ.
L. Pallinger.
Fred Marriott of the News Letter will be kept
in a dark room for few days He has had
delicate operation performed on his left eye
by Dr. Isaac NJ. Jones. 1t is not considered
serious, however.
Ell Vance, one of the wealthiest residents
of Eureka, who owns large interests in extern
Vance Hotel and other properties came down
from Humboldt yesterday on business trip.
John Sparks, the heavy grower of cattle in
Nevada, who has extensive ranges there and
| has been many years in the business. is quar-
tered at the Palace. Mr.. Sparks has lately
| been making much money from the sales of
beef cattle.
Earl Daggett of Visalia the plucky Deputy
Sheriff who braved q brace of bandits on q
! Southern Pacific engine, got one and was in
| turn shot by the other, is among the arrivals
| here. He is substantially we'll of his wound,
g very bad one.
| w. A. Wilcox and A. B. Alexander the
| special Fish Commissi oners of Washington,
| D. c.. who for some time past have been COL
| lecting statistics about fish on this coast
returned yesterday f. ON Eureka, where they
| had been for week. They are at the Grand.
H. G. Struve of Seattle, one OF the leading
| lawyers of Washington, is at the Palace Mr..
| Struve has been manyyears a resident of Puget
| Sound and has held many official positions
under the Territorial government. OF late
years his law practice has been so large that
| he has devoted his attention solely to it.
| Among the arrivals here is Henry Heppner,
| the widely known pioneer OF the Umatilla
| country, who is famous man in his way
| there. For many years he ranged his exten-
sive bands of sheep over what are known as
| the Heppner Hills. Ee also founded the town
| of Heppner, now a flourishins place, the
center of the farming and wool industry for
large territory in Eastern Oregon. Mr.. Hepp-
ner is accompanied by Henry Blackman of
| Portland and J. Hoover of Spokane. He will
| probably be here for some time