The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27
PERSON AL.

E. Il. Garry of Chicago is at the Palace.
Rev. Samuel Hirst of Vallejo is in town.
j. b. Peaks of Los Angeles is in the City.
NJ. D. Ellis of The Dalles. Or, is in town.
w. A. Heiracka of Toxic is at the Palace.
L. Rouey of Paris arrived here last night.
Ex-Judge Varich of Los Angeles is in town.
J. N. Teal OF Portland is at the Occidental
J. A. Cooper, the attorney, OF Ukiah, is at the
Grand.
E. B. Knight of Gridley is spending few
days here.
DR., ]. NJ. McNutt of Santa Barbara is on a
visit here.
Ex-State Treasurer C. C. Wallace of Nevada
is in the City.
J. 7. Texton of San Jose is at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
J. B. Lathman of Salt Lake is at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel
"A. Him, the capitalist of Santa Cruz, is a
late arrival here.
Mrs. NJ. Peterson OF Oroville is at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel
Miss Josie Sutherland of Salt Lake is at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Ex-Assembly man II. W. Laugenour of Wood
lanC is at the Grand.
E. Husker, wealthy business man of VAL
lejo, is at the Palace.
A. B. Rhodes, mining man of Denver, ar
rived here yesterday.
ExPostmaster Russ D. Stephens of Sacra-
mento is at the Palace.
J. +. Whitman, q mining man of Deming,
n. Mex, is at the Baldwin.
]. II. Campbell, a business man of Cotton
WOOD is a late arrival here.
Charles F. Montgomery. owner OF the Antioch
Ledger. is visiting the City,
Ex-Attorney- General Robert NJ. Clarke of
Carson, New, is in the City.
R. w. Thompson, editor of the Santa Rosa
Democrat, is at the Occidental.
Jesse D. Carr, the banker and king OF land
owners of Salinas. is in the City.
Captain H. E. Boyes of Aqua Pura Hot
Springs is down OF business trip.
w. F. Knox, banker and real estate
owner of Sacramento, is at the Grand.
W. 1. Morris and DR.. W. I. Little of Colorado
Springs are registered at the Occidental
Superior Judge C. c. Bush of Redding, ar
rived here yesterday and is at the Grand.
William H. Newcomb and D. C. Hobart, we'll
to-do residents of Silver City, n. Mex are in
town.
Ex-senator William NJ. Gu tier Of Marysville.
delegate to the pure-food convention, is in
the City.
Reno, New, arrived here yesterday and are at
the Lick
L. W. shurtlef, a well-to-do business man of
Ogden, Utah, is at the Lick, accompanied by
Mrs. Shurtleh.
Henry Ward and Henry Vokes, the actors
arrived here yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Ward and Mrs. Vokes, and are at the Baldwin.
r. w. Playfair of Bombay, India. arrived
here day or two ago on his way East, and
will visit different points OF interest in Cali
fornia.
Gay Lom bard, who has large mining inter-
ests in Mexico, and who comes here two or
three times year, has arrived here from the
south and is at the Palace.
Sheriff W. c. White and Deputy Sheriff A. j.
Graham OF Los Angeles brought up Kid
Thompson, the train-wrecker and robber, to
San Quentin and left for home yesterday.
S. F. Loughborough, who owns interests In a
turquoise mine in New Mexico, and who also
has Interests in gold properties in the Ross
land district British Columbia, has returned
here after visit 10 the East
Mrs. d. NJ Delmas and Miss Delmas who
have been visiting different parts of Europe
for number of months, have returned here
and are now al Casa Delmas, the country
home of the Delmss family in Santa Clara
County.
NANbh ~. Ol lbCOmd, formerly CnHlr-
man OF the Democratic State Central Commit
tee OF Washington, is in the City. Mr.. Wallace
was till last year one OF The leading men of
MS party in Washington. He resigned his
place at the head of the committee when the
silver Democrats of his State proved them
selves far in the ascendancy. Mr.. Wallace is a
son-in-law OF Chief Jus tice Fuller.
). g. Burnett, for the past seven years man.
ager here of the interests OF the American
Press Association xvb irh hos adoy
olo montgomery street. is making arrange
ments to go East and settle, either in Cincin-
nau or Baltimore. One OF his reasons is that
ne may put his young sons on farms and have
them taught how to successfully grow crops
and livestock. Mr.. Burnett has q place near
Haywards that he will sell before going away.
he hopes to get off in about two months.