The San Francisco call., 1897-10-22
PERSONAL.

the Grand.
Joseph Goldman, merchant of Merced, is
at the Grand.
NJ J. Curtin of Sonora is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
A. H. Bar of the Denny Bar Company OF
Etna is at the Grand.
N. View, prominent rancher of Dixon, is
al the Cosmopolitan.
Captain H. E. Boyes of Aqua Rica Hot
Springs is at the Lick.
Philip Sweed, merchant of Petalu ma, is
visiting at the Grand.
+. d. Cobb stockton merchant is at the
Baldwin with Mrs. Cobb.
Raleigh Barcar, the newspaper proprietor of
HaeaVllie' Is staying at the Lick.
J. F. Parkinson, the lumber merchant of
Palo Alto, is staying at the Grand.
T. w. Sheehan, a journalist OF Sacramento, is
among the late arrivals at the Occidental
Ernest Black of New York, jeweler OF
Maiden Lane, is late arrival at the Palace.
Joseph c. Hopper of Kennett, Shasta County,
merchant and mining man, has a room at the
Grand.
L. W. Conant, merchant of Eureka, accom-
panied by Mrs. Conant, arrived at the Bald
win yesterday.
Mrs. Morris Newton, accompanied by her
family, arrived at the Palace yesterday from
hSA NaAAStOSa uOne.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dion Williams are at
with the marine corps.
Sheldon Jackson, late missi onary in Alaska.
who recently returned here from Seattle, is a
guest at the Palace. He is IecturIng in this
city.
Miss Alice Deming of Sacramento returned
yesterday from Australia, where she has been
visiting Tor the past six months in the COL
onies.
Medical Director John G. Wise, feet sur
geon OF the Pacific squadron. with head
quarters on the Baltimore, is guest at the
California.
}. B. Tuliy of Nevada City, on his way home
from Hiilsborougb, New Mexico. where he has
charge OF a mine, arrived at the Grand
yesterday.
Mrs. Fraser and Miss Fraser of Stockton, wife
and daughter OF the president of the Farm
ers' and Merchants Bank, are guests at the
Occidental.
Mrs. E. J. Chamberlai of Eureka, literary
woman prominent in the Order of Eastern
Star and among Good Templars, arrived yes
terday at the Grand.
Captain John Irving. manager of the Cana
dian PACING Navigation Company, win ose home
is i'll Victoria. B. c., is guest at the Palace,
accompanied by Mrs. Irving.
freight agent of the Southern California and
Santa Fe Pacific roads, departed last night for
home after weeks stay here
Z II. Davis of Chicago, manager of the
Santa Fe fruit ana refrigerator line, who came
here with The other officials of the Santa Fe
system about q week ago, departed last night
for Chicago
H Burrel, proprietor OF the Australian, a
big weekly publication of Melbourne, Aus
tralia, arrived here yesterday in the ste am
ship Australia for visit. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Burrell and has apartments at the
Occidental.
Frank Simpson, the Boston capitalist, and
his travelling companion, John F. Hooper. who
arrived at the Palace from the East Wednes-
day night, intending 10 sail for the Orient n
the China yesterday, missed the boat and are
still in town.
c. A. Storke, the Santa Barbara lawyer and
ex-Assem blyman, is up from the south on
business connected with the adjustment of the
estate of the late Alexander More. and inciden-
tally on visit to his son, student at Stan
ford University. Mr.. Storke is guest at the
Grand.
Miss Consuelo Howard, daughter of Captain
Howard. superintendent of the Oceanic Steam
snip Dock, returned TO her home here yester-
day, after making the round trip to Australia,
New Zealand and Hawaii in the steamship
making the voyage especially delightful to
her.
James Fairweather of Sydney, Australia, an
emissary from the colony of Victoria on his
way TO Scotland te arrang ge for the purchase of
large dredger, was passenger here yester-
day in The Australia. He is at the Occidental
and will spend few days looking about here
TO see If such dredger as he wants may be
obtained in San Francisco.
New Zealand. arrived here yesterday, accom-
panlnd by Mrs. Wauchope. He viii examine
California mines and later those of the Klon-
dixie region for the purpose of reporting
them, Mr. Wauchop is a nephew of the Earl
of Glasgow He will leave here Sunday for
Vancouver. At present he is q guest at the
California.
Among the arrivals here yesterday in the
steamship Australia were several Stockton
society people. who have returned from visit
to Hawaii. Miss Peters, daughter of Ca aptain
J. D. Peters, after whom one of the river
steamers is named; Miss Julia Wcbber,
daughter of Captain Webber, after whom
another river steamer is named, ana Miss
Fannie Millar.
Frank Coffee, proprie tor of the Oceanic Pub
fishing Company of Sydney, one OF the biggest
concerns of its kind in Australia arrived here
yesterday and is a guest at the Occidental. He
has been personally instrumental in having
over 1000 varieties of California trees intro
duced into Aus tralia, and is here partly 10
encourage further expectation of fruit trees
from this State 10 the colonies.
H. Gordon, late mining engineer for the
Government of New Zealand aud now en-
gineer at salary of over S12, 900 year for
the Anglo Continental mining syndicate, an
English concern, with a capital of $40 900. 900,
arrived here yesterday from New Zealand and
is at the Palace. He will visit Cripple Greek
and may look to the Klondike districts in the
interests OF the syndicate he represents
Alfred Shepherd OF Edinburgh, Scotland, a
barrister who went TO Australia to adjust the
MildIra estate, which was il complicated
condition, and several other large estates, re-
turned esterday from Sydney, accompanied
by Mrs Shepherd. They are at the Palace, but
will shortly resume their homeward journey.
Mr.. Shepherd was sent out by q Dig Scottish
syndicate, and while in Australia organized
for his principals the Assets Realization Com
pany. which has nearly $40 600 600 behindit.
Mrs. MeLemore, wife OF Lieutenant McLe-
more, U. s. N, and Mrs. WHITEWATER, wife of
Lieutenant Winterhalter, U. S. N, arrived
here yes terday from Homo. ulu following their