The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
PERSONAL.
R. C. Sargent of Stockton is at the Russ.

r. c. Sargent of Stockton is at the Russ.
r. Mullins of Fresno is at the Cosmopolitan.
H. NJ. Johnson of Fresno is at the California
+. NJ. Wigmore of Los Angeles is at the Cali
fornia.
DR.. George McKinnon of Eureka is at the
Grand.
Charles E. Phipps OF Sacramento is at the
Baldwin.
W. II. Katzenstein, a sacramento lawyer, is
at the Lick
Jacob Nef, the mining man, arrived at the
Palace last night.
george Lingo, cattIeman of Birds Landing,
IS registered at the Grand.
:. We1lheimer, merchant of Mountain
view, Is guest at the Grand
Dr. Landoro R. Ellis of Sonora is among the
l@'e arrivals at the Occidental.
W. W. Stusland, hotel man of Visalia, is at
the LICK, accompanied by his son.
). T. Clapp, mining man and capitalist OF
Ohlcago, Is q late arrival at the Grand.
H. Heycock and family of Pendletou, Or,
are staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
George A Davis, superintendent at Pleasan.
'on oI the Lllenthal ranches is al the Russ.
Z. Il. Sherman. prominent butcher OF Sac
ra-hento' Is registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel
NNHSS 1ltuc, OWneI anu manager Oh the
1oloen Eagle Hotel of Sacramento is at the
Palace.
John W. Howell, surveyor of the German
Bank at Merced, is in town and has a room at
the Lick.
Professor Walter Miller of the department of
Archaeology at Stanford is late arrival at the
California.
Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford, who has been
IN Europe several months, is expected home
November L.
Miss G. Beattie and Miss NJ C. Ross of Bos-
'on' Mass, are among the arrivals at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel.
j. L. Tharp of San Quentin, in charge OF the
conmlssary department at the State peniten-
uary, Is at the Grand.
Hervey Lindley of Klamath, formerly
prominent politician of Los Angeles, arrived
al the Palace last night.
DE. Edward A:sworth Ross, one of the pro-
lessors OF economics at Stanford, is making
snort stay at the Palace.
a. u shepard, assistant passenger agent at
LOS angeles OF the Southern Pacific Railroad,
arrived at the Palace last night
Edward Chambers, general freight agent at
Los Angeles of the Santa Fe Pacific Railway.
arrived at the Palace last night
r A. Chal;ant, a business man OF Inyo
county with mining interests, is at the Russ,
accom- panied by his wife and daughter
Dr. Frank Angel, professor OF psychology,
at STANFORD and a stanch supporter OF pure
amateur sport, is guest at the Occidental
ii. de Vries Van Doesburgh the wine-maker
OF St Helena is at the Lick. Mr. H. de Vries
Van Doesburgh has just returned from visit
to Germany.
captain Wainwright of Burlingame returned
yesterday from q visit TO the sou thern mining
oistric's of British Columbia and registered
at the Palace
Drury Melone of Oak Knoll, the ex-secretary
Oh state, who married Miss Woodward, daugh-
ter OF the founder of Woodward's Gardens. is a
late arrival at the Palace.
James Terry LangforG. assistant manager OF
the stockton Agricultural Implement Works.
Is IN town. He is a son of State Senator Lang
lord OF Lodi and was president OF the big plo-
neer class OF Stanford University when it was
graduated in 1895.
FRANK Mattson, Assessor of Santa Cruz
county, Is at the Grand. He saws that this
mas been the liyeliest summer that San IA Cruz
mas enjoyed during five years. He declares
however, that the litigation now pending in
regard to the double bond issue is retardinp
the progress OF the seaside resort