The San Francisco call., 1897-07-29
PERSONAL.

Dr. Burdell of Marin is at the Lick.
Judge John +. Davis of Jackson is in town.
T. C. White, fruit-grower of Fresno, is in
town.
E. II. Winship, merchant of Napa. is in
town.
DR.. J. W. Thayer of Sydney is on visit to
the City.
John Bent, mining man of San Diego, is in
the City.
General 7. B. Hickey of Carson, New, is at
the Palace.
George A. Nourse, an attorney OF Fresno, is
at the Lick.
Mayor W. T. Ellis of Marysville is a recent
arrival here.
John F. Pryor, City Clerk of Hanford, is a re-
cent arrival here.
William Niles, the politician, OF Los Angeles.
is on visit here.
E. T. St. George Cary of London, England, is
a late arrival here.
E. E. Selph. an attorney of Tillamook, Or,
is ut the Lick House.
4. The Rev. William J. Mcclure of New York
City arrived here yes terday.
Among the arrivals at the Palace is Joseph
W. Martin of Little Rock, Ark.
Assessor W. P. McFaul of Mendocino County
is cent arrival at the Grand.
E. Reinhart, gencral-store owner of Elko,
New, is here Oh business trip.
John E. Mcintyre, a mining man OF sacra-
mento, is one of the arrivals here.
Dr. Henry C. Pryor of the United States
navy Nashville, Tenn, is in the City.
Dr. A. E. Osborne of The Home for the Feeble.
minded at Glen Ellen is al the Grand
H. NJ. La Rue. State Railway Commissioner,
is in the City. He is at the Occidental.
Captain Hansen of the steamer North Fork
and Mrs. Hansen are visit to Eureka.
D. K Clink, secretary of the Northwest
Travelling Mems Association, is at the Palace
A party consisting of J. @. A. Holloway of
Baltimore, Miss Holloway and E. L. Holloway,
are at the Palace.
Mary Clay Knapp of Chicago, correspond
ent of the New YORK Herald. is among the ar
rivals at the Palace.
The Viscount de Heursel of Paris, and CASTOR
Haranz of Csen. France, are among the ar
rivals at the Baldwin.
Professor Robert Levers. a member of the
faculty of the Nevada State University, is
visiting friends in this City.
Ex-Sheriff D. II. Arnold of Colusa. who for
some years has been engaged in the banking
business, arrived here yesterday.
CLERK farlSn OF the OHlCeu SlhleS NlarSnaiS
Office returned yesterday from weeks vaca-
ton with new budget OF fish stories.
Mrs W. C. Bompas, missionary of Alaska,
was one OF those who left yesterday on the Ex-
celsior for the Yukon. She has been on visit
East.
c. P. Viceni, prominent attorney OF Sutter
Creek. and V. ]. Br1gnole, merchant OF the
same place, are among the recent arrivals in
the City.
William Benedict, pioneer of Milk River
Colorado, and who has for many years been
engaged in mining and cattle raising there,
is in the City.
ID. s. Young, rightof-way agent of the VAL
ley railroad, is IN the City. He is expected to
leave in a few days for New York and will
probably be absent for several weeks.
State Senator Mahoney, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time with cancer, is reported
to be considerably improved. DR.. Morse and
DR.. Noble think he will not again be troubled
with the cancer.
Hon. Frank Dillingham;, the newly appointed
United States Consul to Auckland, n. D., ar
rived in this City yesterday with his family,
who have been in Vermont during the past
year They are staying at the Occidental.
William n. Moore. superintendent of the
Insane Asylum at Ukiah; Mrs. Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. T. J.Wedon Of the same place, where
Mr.. Weldon owns a general store, have re-
turned from visit to Victoria and the Sound
towns. They are at the Russ.
F.W. Bradley, superintendent of the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan silver and lead mines, one
OF the largest in the country, is in town. He
is at the Palace. Mr.. Bradley has been in
charge OF the mine ever since V. NJ. Clement
resigned his place to go to South Africa to
take position as manager of one of Barney
Barnato's great mines. The Bunker Hill and
Sullivan are enor nous producers OF lead.