The San Francisco call., 1897-03-12
Personal.

John Ballard of Claremont Is at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Feeney OF Chicago are at
the Palace.
John Marshall Brown of Portland, Me-, is at
the Palace.
G. Mem. Ross, a mining man OF Copperopolis,
is in the City,
R. Park Won Wedelstaed; OF st. Louis arrived
here yesterday.
L. Sullivan of Washingto ton, D. c., is one OF
the late arrivals
F. Fl. Mitchell of Fresno is staying at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
ID. NJ. Inman and Mrs. Inman Of Vermilhon,
S. d., are in the City.
Gay Lombard. a well-to-1o mining man of
Mexico, is at the Palace.
F. II. Durham, leading attorney of Port
land, is at the Dec id entail.
J. II. Cunard, mining man of North Bloom
field, is a late arrival here.
n. B. Messler, business and mining man OF
Tucson, Ariz., is at the Russ.
]. R. Warren Jr. of Salt Lake is in the City,
accompanied by his daughter.
Thomas Adam of Santa Maria is here on q
business trip and is at the Russ.
TIL omas B. Wilcox, a wellknown capitalist of
Portland. arrived here yesterday.
Orange. n. j., arrived here yesterday.
John Henderson, 3 business man of Fort
Jones, is among the late arrivals here.
II. Hartwel a prominent business nan of
Stockton, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
E. S. Ward, a commercial traveller of San
Jose, is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
The Rev. and Mrs. Us borne of Toronto ar
rived here last night and are at the Decide ntaL
II T D. 4.
merry Mayor OF that city, is here from sacra-
mento.
Mrs. 7. Fl. Talmage two children and m aids,
and Miss Ketchum of New York, are at the
Palace.
Matthew Gage, owner and builder of the
Gage canal system at and near Riverside, is on
a visit here.
Ex-sheriff D. H. Arnold of Colusa who is in
teres ted in banking and other things there, is
at the Occidental.
]. E. Hostetter and Miss Leila Hostetter of
Janeville, CAL, have taken apartments at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George II. Ballou, a merchant of San Diego
and brother of S. D. Ballou, Sheriff of San Luis
Obispo County, is at the Grand.
Thomas Kearns, one of the leading mining
superintendents OF Park City, Utah, was
among yesterdays arrivals q t the Lick.
7. L. Reed, founder of the town of Reedey,
and one of the most extensive grain-growers
in that part Of the country, is among the ar
rivals here.
E. B. Edison, proprietor OF q hotel and extern
sive store at Gazelle, is in the City. He is one
of the wealthiest men in large area of coun-
try of which Gazelle is the center.
Edgar Miner last night set out on a novel
expedition. 1t was to the wilds OF the Yukon,
a,,A a, st
Com mercial Company, to look after its min
ing interests. Mr.. Miner took fifteen men
with him. He expects to be gone year
Major Winchell of the Salvation Army went
yesterday to examine u tract OF land near
Guerneville, Sonoma County, on which 1t is
proposed to establish a colony of the City's
unemployed. 1t is expected seventy-five men
will be chopping on the tract in a fewNdays.
Captain Murray Taylor. manager of the
Hearst ranch, San Luis Obispo County, who
has been very i'll for some time at the Occi-
dental Hotel with mountain fever contracted
in Mexico, has recovered nearly mis- usual
health. He left yesterday for San Luis Obispo.
J. Maurice Duke. the widely known banker
and leading financier of Salvador, arrived here
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. NJ. Duke and
Miss Britten. MIR. Duke is very wealthy and
spends good deal of his time in New York
and Paris. He is on his way home from the
East.
E. B. White. a well-known prospector, who
headed party of miners on a trip into the
Panamint district, near Death Waller, has re-
turned here because of the deep snow in the
district and will wait till it disappears. He
says there are already many prospectors In
the Panamint country, drawn there partly by
the Randsburg excitement
Col onel w. B. Hooper OF the Occidental
Hotel, who has been confined most of the time
to his rooms since his return from Southern
California several months ago, Is again able
to be on the street, at least for 9 short time.
He is expected to be strong enough to resume
his duties shortly. Overwork, superinducing
nervousness, was the primary cause OF his ILL
ness.