The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
PERSON AL.

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Grand.
J. T. Mccall, a mine-owner of Forest Hill, is
in town.
C. A. Rice. an attorney of Santa Cruz, is in
the City.
The Rev. c. Ben Ham of Napa is at the Oc-
cidental.
NJ. N. Newman, merchant of Los Angeles,
is in town.
]. H. Whittock of Quincy CAL, is a recent
arrival here.
c. S. Hardy, an extensive grocer of San Diego,
is at the Palace.
Superior Judge c. II. Marks of MERGED is
here for brief stay.
DR.. W. L Little and W. l. Morris, OF Colorado
Springs, are in the City.
J. c. Blythe, well-to-do resident of Victo-
ria, B. c., is in the City.
F. W. ALBERT of the United States steamer
Albatross is at the Russ.
Otto c. Greger, an extensive farmer of Hum
ooidt county, is in town.
L. J. Rose, the extensive land owner Of Los
Angeles, is at the Palace.
M. A Yates and family of San Jose are stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
c. Frederick Kohl and Mrs. Kohl of San
Mateo arrived here last night.
J. r. Quintana, owner OF a general store at
San Luis Obispo, is in the City.
George McMullen, proprietor of hotel at
Fort Bragg, arrived here yesterday.
Charles w. Kits. business man and mine
owner OF Grass Valley, is at the Lick.
Martin Winch, wealthy grower of fine
horses, OF Portland, Or. is in the City.
James Durkin, prominent business man Of
Sonora, is staying at the Cosmopolitan.
Lieutenant S. B. Babbitt OF the United States
army and Mrs. Rabbit. are at the Palace.
D. N. Weir-Loudon, mining man of Modoc
County, was among the arrivals here yester-
day.
H. A. Preston, the mining man, of James
town, Tuolumue County, is here for few
days.
L. Roper of England is registered at the
Russ. He is on mining business, so it is
stated.
E. B. Fraser, president of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank at Stock ton, is at the Occi-
dental.
F. D. Read and L. A. Kaiser, of the United
States steamer Monadnock, are at the Occi-
dental.
]. A. Longworth, a business man of Golcon-
da, New, is here for stay OF week. He is at
the Lick.
~ o. heIner, d wealthy DuSluesB man VINO
owns large general store at Davis Greek, is at
the Russ.
Charles C. McIver, the vine grower and
man ufacturer of Mission San Jose, Is here on
brief visit.
S. H. Blinn, an extensive lumber dealer of
Los Angeles, arrived here YESTERDAY. He is on
business trip.
The Misses Moran. Gilchrist and Matthews
of the De Wolff-Hopper Company, are at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Senator j. II. seaweIl of Ukiah is one of the
arrivals in the City, and is making his head
quarters at the Grand
District Attorney Hartman White of Fresh o,
who has been in the City for the last day or
two, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Ada Libby, who has been in this Cit
for some time, has gone for the summer to her
country home near Santa Cruz.
Charles S. Hlnchman, a wealthy ir on m anu
facturer of Philadelphia, is at the Palace, &C
companied by Mrs. Hinchman.
Adolph Feishman of the well-known whole
sale fruit and produce firm, Loeb, Fleishman
& Co., is paying the City visit.
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, accompanied by
Miss Lou Harvey, left yesterday for Riverdale
Napa County, for summer trip.
William Croker and Prince Poniatowski,
urday on an extended tour of Europe.
q. T. Bliss, one of the leading owners in the
Bliss Lumber Company of Carson, New, ar
rived here yesterday. He is at the Palace.
Superior Judge c. E. Mclaughlin of Plumas
County, whose home is at Quincy, is WIS.,
itor here. He arrived yesterday and is at the
Russ.
Lieutenant E. P. Weber, chief engineer of
the United States revenue cutter Hartley has
been ordered to the cutter Chandler, now in
New York harbor
Ex-Congressman W. A Piper, who for sew
eral weeks past has been al Paso Ro bles for his
health, returned here last night and is at
the Palace He says the stay at the springs
has improved him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge, four chill
dren and Miss E. II. Kerr of New York, who
have been on pleasure trip through Califor-
MIA are at the Palace.
De Wolff Hopper and Mrs. Hopper, OF thu De
Wolff Hopper Opera Company, and B. D.
Stevens, manager of the company, and Mrs
Stevens. are at the Grand.
Thomas F. Van Vloten and Mrs Van Vloten
of Java, where Mr.. Van vloten is interested
in merchandising and other enterprises are
recent arrivals in the City.
Thomas Graves, a wealthy landholder and
large farmer of Salinas, is at the Russ. He is
interested in case in the State Supreme
Court, and is accompanied by Mr.. Kearney,
his attorney.
Edward Holmes who won first mention in
the Fine Arts Society in competition far arch
itectural designs in New York few days ago.
is the son of e. B. Holmes, the mining secre-
tary, well know in this City.
Victor L. Duboce, lieutenant colonel of the
First Infantry Regiment, n. G. c., is able to
be on the street again, although travelling
about on crutches. Mr.. Duboce wrenched his
knee ten days ago while out yachting.
Charles s. Hamlin of Washington D. G., the
United States Seal Commissioner who has
with President David S. Jor Ian, left for the
East last night by way of Los Angeles. He
visited the Stanford University while here and
saw the various places Of interest that he had
overlooked in his brief trip two years ago.
H. NJ. Newcomb, Mayor of Silver City, New
Mexico, and owner of large merchandising
and real estate interests there, is at the Pal
ace. Mr. Newcomb has held the Office of Mayor
for fifteen years. He is the owner OF num-
Der of stores and residences in the town which
now has about 1000 people, and is a very i'm
portant frontier trading place. Mr.. Newcomb
is accompanied by d. G. Hobart, mining
man of Silver City. They will probably be
here for several days.
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