The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-13
RSONAL.
H. Flett of sisson is at the Grand.

MIS- aAIel OF FRESNO Is at the Cosmopolitan.
Sheriff George F. Mckenzie OF Napa is at the
Grand.
Congressman Marion de Vries of Stock ton is
at the Grand.
Captain D. Y. Callinan. U. s. A., is visiting
at the California.
a. Bettrus, manager of Byron Hot Springs,
IS at the Baldwin.
George Lingo cattleman of Birds Land
Ing, is at the Lick.
L. Rosenberg, a merchant of Ukiah, is regis
tered atthe Grand.
Dwight HolIister, an orcha st of Cotton. is
guest at the Grand.
W. r. Long of ST. Paul, Mimi, is registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
w. \. Richmond and bride of Sacramento
are guests at the Graud
J. IL. Tapley, Vallejo merchant, is among
the guests at the Grand.
A Herman, an insurance agent of Spokane
Wash, is at the California.
u. Bette of Spokane, WASH, is among the
guests of the Cosmopolitan
NJ. Becheras and family of Castle Crag are
staying al the Cosmopolitan.
X. Gracey, the MERGED banker is in the city,
de mas apartments at the Lick.
Arthur r. James and bride of this city we're
guests at the Palace las night.
NJ H. Cleary ST., mining man of stockton,
is among the late arrivals at the Lick
John Raggio the stage-line proprietor of
San Andreas, is regis tered at the Grand.
j. u jackson of Stockt ton, accom- panied by
MS BRIDE arrived last night at the Russ
r. N Rust, manager of an insurance COM
pahy at Los Angeles, is guest at the Grand.
w. L. selleck, Chicago capitalist interested
IN OaIlornla mines, is a recent arrival at the
Grand.
Marion Biggs Jr. of oroville. politician.
banker and orebardist, is registered at the
Grand.
d. B. Fairbanks of Petaluma, colonel in the
National Guard OF California, is registered at
the Lick.
Wiley j. Tinnin. Fresno lawyer formerly
surveyor OF the Port, San Francisco, is guest
at the Grand.
{. o. Clarke, who owns timber lands near
Mott' In Northern California. is a recent arri-
val at the Russ.
II. F. Danberg Jr., cattleman and sheep
raiser OF Carson, New, is in town. He is stay
ing at the Grand
Professor Edward Howard Griggs of the de-
partment of ethics at Stanford. is late az
rival at the Grand.
George A Smith OF Courtland, who owns
land and orchards along the Sacramento
River, is at the Grand.
DR.. Edward Alsworth Ross, one of the pro-
fessors OF economics in Stanford University is
a guest at the California.
A. H. Hart OF New York, a member of the
firm OF Cheney Bros. e. Co., silk importers, is a
late arrival at the Grand.
W. II. Hatton, a lawyer of Modesto, is up
from the San Joaquin Valley for few days
His headquar tiers are at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Raymond of Piaceryille
a I lac 10Th 4bo Jal
trip. Mr.. Raymond is proprietor of the Hotel
Ohio at Placerville.
W. II. CLARK OF Stockton, one OF the Railroad
Commissioners. arrived al the Baldwin last
night. He came to town for the meeting of
the commission this afternoon.
Rev. S. W. Hawkins, DID,, of Indiana, is
guest OF Rev w. B. Anderson, pastor of Bethel
A. NJ. f. Church. He will preach from Rev.
Mr.. Anderson's pulpit next Sunday.
Judge J. C. B. Hebbard of the Superior Court
has been confined to has home for several days
by severe attack OF neuralgia, but is now
abe to resume his duties on the bench.
George H. Warfeld, cashier of the Heads
burg Bank and City Treasurer of Healdsburg
and Treasurer of sonoma County, is at the
California visiting his father, General War
field
J. B. Portwood of Louisville, KY, who owns
fruit farm near Roseviile Junction, in the
Sacramento Valley. arrived yesterday at the
Palace, accompanied by Mrs. Portwood They
have come 10 California TO live.
Captain D. w. jerks of Alturas of whom
years ago was written the rhyme beginning
Captain jerks OF the horse marines. who
fed his horse on corn and BEANS" arrived at
the Lick yesterday for short visit in this
city He claims no relationship to San Fran
cisco's Captain jerks of the trooper band
who led his nags on posts aud sand.
Major ]. II. simpson, one of the early ex-
plorers OF the Yukon, companion of the Loyal
Legion, a comrade of the Grand Army and a
survivor of many noted battles and banuuets.
has assumed the management of the Hotel
Mateo. San Mateo, and Will keep that caravan
sary open winter ard summer. The major
took command OF the establishment last Mon
day.
Among the arrivals on the Central overland
last night who took apar tments at the Palace
was a party travelling for pleasure in the
Union Pacifc's ''car o." They were: John
T. Bressler of Wayne, Nebr, one of the We
men whom President Mckinley appoin ted
directors of the Union Pacific; AMI with him
as his guests Dr. w. C. Wghtman, physician
of Wayne, Nebr. II. f. Wilson, cashier of the
First National Bank of Wayne, Nebr., and
Mrs Wilson; d. T. Gilman, president OF the
Iowa State National Bank of Sioux City, Iowa,
and Mrs. Gilman. They will remain here two
days, and then start homeward by way OF
Portland and the Northern Pacific.
The ranks of the insurance men of the Pacific
Coast have been REINFORCED by the arrival of
Henry C. Keller, who was recently appointed
general agent of the Westchester Fire Insur-
ance Company of New York for five States Of
this coast, with headquar tiers in San Fran
cisco. 1t is now understood that this institu-
ton will join the compact. Mr.. Keller is a
man OF high character and extended expert
ence in business affairs and has achieved
marked success in banking and insurance cir
cles. He bears commendatory letters from
many prominent men of the Missouri Valley
to leading citizens of San francisco. As a
clerk OF the United States District Court he
served with Judge Brewer, now of the United
States Supreme Court, and he bears testimo-
mails from that eminent jurist. Mr.. Keller
will remain in San Francisco for several
weeks and will then return TO Leavenworth TO
finally adjust his affairs for a permanent resi-
dence in California