The San Francisco call., 1897-10-05
PERSONAL.

DR.. II. l. Pace of TulaIe is registered at the
Palace.
J. NJ. Wilmans, merchant of Newman, is at
the Lick.
S. NJ. Cole, capitalist of Grass Valley. is at
the Lick
Dr. and Mrs. Hudson of Ukiah are guests at
the Grand.
Frederick Cox. the Sacramento banker, is at
the Grand.
DR.. J. B. Tennent of Martinez is registered
at The Grand
J. r. McHenry of Waterford is at the Cosmo-
poiitan Hotel.
b. +. Leete, rsncher from Reno, New, is at
the California
j. {. Erickson, lumber-deaIer from Eureka,
is at the Russ
r. Macintosh of Salt Lake arrived at the
Palace last night
Josiah Bell, lumberman of Eureka. is
guest at the Grand.
Mrs Green of Ferndale is staying at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel
MI and Mrs. B. o. Kendall OF Pasadena are
late arrivals at the California,
DR.. w. d. Anderson of Vallejo and Mrs. An
oerson are guests at the Palace
ID. Kinch, capitalist of Marysville, is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
a. r. roster OF ST. Paul, Mimi, is among the
euests oi the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
G A Free man of San Luis Obspo, accom-
pahlea by Mrs. Freeman, is in town.
MI and Mrs. H. II. Rowley of Vancouver,
b. T., arrived at the Lick yesterday.
W. W. Barry, U. 8. NJ is down from Mare
Island Nayy-yard. He has room at the Occi-
| dental.
W. Coffman of Merced, late proprietor of the
Yosemite stage line, is in town and staying at
the Lick.
Charles McIver. the wine-maker of Mission
san Jose. is at the California, accompanied by
! Mrs. McIver
Z. Cumange, mining man, representing
Parisisn syndicate at Weaverville, is a guest
ct the Palace
| Ex-Governor James H. Kinkaid of Nevada is
in town from Virginia City, New. He is stay
ing at the Palace.
Among the arrivals at the Occiden tai last
night were Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ellis and Miss
Ellis OF Salt Lake City.
| L. J. Maddox OF Modesto, one of the direc-
tors OF The Preston School of Industry, is a
late arrival at the Grand
C. A Fisher, manager at Chicago for Della
neld d McGoyern, commission merchants, is
among the late arrivals at the California.
Leo Hamburger, New York manufacturer,
arrived at the Palace last night from the East
I
gram announcing the burning OF his factory.
de VIII start back to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Heverin OF New York are
late arrivals at the California. Mr.. Heverin is
interested In the oil business, and will, during
his stay in California, visit some of the oil
fields in the southern part of the State.
| p H. Seaman of st. Paul, Mimi. travelling
| passenger agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee
| and 81. Paul Railway, arrived here yesterday
,-.
| by mis- Wife. They have apartments at the
Baldwin,
Fred Yates, who had intended to sail for
Japan early in this month, will not leave the
city tor The Orient until the 21st inst Sev-
eraI commissions 10 paint The portraits of
leading citizens caused him 10 prolong his
! sojourn in the city.
II. /. Barnett OF Sonora, son of the Barnett
who was very recently murdered by highway
men while riding on the Ukiah stage, arrived
at the Russ yesterday. Young Mr.. Barnett
was manager last year of the students coop
eratlve bookstore at Stanford University.
President DAVID Starr Jordan of Stanford
University came up from Palo Alto yesterday
evening and took room at the Occiden nial.
DR.. Jordan had intended 10 depart for WASH
ington last Friday TO attend an international
conference on the seal question, but the pro-
posed private discussion with British, Rus
sian and japanese representatives was called
off.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Grand OF Brooklyn, n. ",
arrived at the Palace yesterday in the course
of an extended pleasure tour through many
States. They are accompanied by Mrs. Z. w
Whaley also of Brooklyn. Yesterday they lett
here for a short visit TO Yosemite Valley. Mr..
Grant is travelling as guest of several rail-
road companies. From mere he will go east
ward on the Canadian Pacific.
L. Black Ryan, tax agent of the Southern
Pacific Company, returned yesterday from
Nevada. AT Reno he asked the county Board
Of Equalization 10 reduce the company's as
sessment on its railroad patented lands, but
the board allowed il to remain al 20 cents an
acre. His request for reduction in the as
sessment on sIde-tracks in Nevada from $4,000
mile TO $4,000 mile was taken under con-
slider alton.