The San Francisco call., 1897-09-08
ERSONAL.

Judge D. R. Prince of Fresno is at the Grand.
II. ii. Scovel of Los Angeles is at the Baldwin.
E. L. Rehm, merchant of Sonoma, is at the
Lick.
T. P. Black, a merchant OF San Jose, is at the
Grand.
DR.. S. S. Boyle of Monterey is registered at
the Lick.
Phil Airschfeld, merchant of Los Angeles,
is at the Lick.
A. c. Rosendale merchant OF Pacific Grove,
is at the Grand.
State Senator D. A. Ostrom OF Yuba County
IS at the Grand.
Alexander Besack of ST. Petersburg, Russia,
is at the Palace
Judge II. T. Lamey of Denver arrived at the
Palace yesterday.
DR.. A. NJ. Gardner of the Napa Insane Asy-
lum is at the Lick.
A. Manassee, tanner of Napa, Is late ar
rival at the Grand.
Lieutenant William Braunenreiter, q. S. N,
is at the Occidental.
State Senator William Johnston OF Court
land is at the Grand.
]. f. Denendorf, real estate dealer OF San
Jose, is at the Grand.
c. ]. Parker, real-estate dealer OF San JOSE
is guest at the Grand.
II. r. McNoble, an attorney OF Stockton, is
registered at the Grand.
DR.. franklin J. Tower of Milwaukee, Wis, is
a guest at the Occidental.
Emmett higgins, contractor OF Fresno, Is
guest at the Cosmopolitan.
A. Krauss OF Bristol. Eng, here on visit to
friends. Is guest at the Palace.
George A. Parker. large landowner OF
Visalia, is registered at the Russ.
NJ. B. Hartman, owner OF the Bonanza
mine OF Sonoma, is q guest at the LICK.
Among the recent arrivals a: the Occidental
is Mayor c. Il. Hubbard of Sacramento.
A. Kohn. merchant of Portland, Or, is
among the recent arrivals at the Grand.
w. E. Luman of Butte City is spending few
days at the Grand accompanied by his wife.
Brad Barnar, a mining operator from Lor-
don, England, ar rived yesterday at the Grand.
julius Paul Smith. proprietor of the Olivena
vineyard of Liverm ore, is guest at the Occl-
dental.
W. Stoddard Of Merced, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, is staying at the Cosmo-
poiitan.
A. W. Simpson, a lumber merchant OF Stock.
ton, is at the Occidental, accompanied by Mrs.
Simpson.
interests of Point Reyes, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
George Johnston, large landowner OF
Pleasanton Is at the Occidental accompanied
by his wife and family.
]. r. Garrett of Marysville one of the oldest
merchants of Yuba County, is at the Lick, &C
companied by his wife.
Colonel James A. Hardin OF Santa Rosa ar
rived at the Russ yesterday. He owns cattle
in the three coast States.
A. S. Jeffs, the Varsity baseball captain of
Stanford University and a member OF the loot
ball team, is at the Grand.
]. w. Parsons, the champ pion cyclist of Aus
tralia, will leave here on the 10Th for Australia
in the steamship Mariposa
John C. Lynch, Collector OF Internal Rev
enue as successor 10 Welburn, is at the Bald
win, registered from Cucamonga.
Colonel a. W. Barrett. adjutant-genersl of
the California National Gusra, is at the Cali
fornia registered from Sacramento.
W. stairley, Collector of Internal Revenue
for the First District of California, is at the
Grand, registered from Sacramento.
Colonel L. S. Morris of the United States
army arrived at the Occidental last night
from the East, accompanied By his family.
II. W. Patton. a former editor of Los Angeles,
W. S. Creighton, Los Angeles journalist, and
Thomas L. Beatty, also of the City OF Angels
are guests at the Palace.
S. c. Walker, United Sta les Immigration
Agent at Tacoma and Seattle and an old resi-
deut ofWest Virginia. is in town, having come
down to renew his friendship with several
OF the wheeling gun boat party. He is at the
Baldwin.
d. E. Maxwell OF Fernandino. Fla, general
manager of the F orida Central and Peninsula
system OF railroad and Walter G. Coleman of
Jacksonville, Fla, general travelling agent OF
the same line. both accom- panied by their
fam lilies on tour of California in g private
car, left here last nignt for Portland, Or
Among the arrivals at the California yester-
day were two young Parisians now on their
way home after having spent two months and
a half in this country, principally in the min
ing districts. One is LIE Bret of the Paris
National School of Mines, to which the French
Government admits only thirty-three students
each year, and the other is T. Join-Lam bert,
university student