The San Francisco call., 1897-09-24
Pc ERSONAL.

D. P. burst, a rancher of Wheatlano, is at
the Grand.
Dr. Hatch of the Agnews Insane Asylum IS
al the Lick
j. F. Condor. merchant of Verdi, New, is
at the Grand
P. NJ Baier, the Fresno hotel man, Is staying
at the Grand.
James F. Dennis, lawyer of Reno, New, is
at the Palace.
Z. W. Runyon, banker from Red blun' IS
at the Palace.
IA. Northway. q hotel man of Nevada City,
is al the Grand.
II. b. Gilhs, an attorney oil 1reKa' Is regis
tered al the Grand.
F. A. Boole, a Red Bluff lumoerman' is iate
arrival at the Grand.
] E Robinson, a mining man OF LongVle"'
Tex, is at the Grand.
JHevmann of Los Olivos, Santa Barbara
County, is at the Russ.
sW Howell. mining mau from Chicago,
is guest at the Grand.
G T MnIford an insurance man of ofPortland,
Or, is at the California
G. Carston KENYON. planter from Homo
lulu, is at the California
w II Bsugh returned to his home here
yesterday from Honolulu.
We. Bowe of Sydney, Australia, is regis
tered at the Cosmo politan.
Mrs. Lycett and family of Honolulu are
staying al the Cosmopolitan.
Joseph Altschul OF New York, the large
tobacco merchant, is at the Palace.
K Cosper, an electrician from vallejo, IS
among ;he late arrivals al the LICK.
E. B. Pixley, proprietor OF the racine ocean
n Co ErIIZ iS q Palace.
DR.. R. W Hill of San Pedro. member OF the
State Board of Health. is at the Palace
T. solomon and T. Mullens OF Fresno are
among the arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.
George Lingo, a cattle-raiser of Birds Land
ing. is making short stay at the Grand
w. r. Spalding OF the Truckee Lumber Com
pany is at the Lick, registered from Truckee.
A. Muller and A. P Dryden, New Zealand
mail agents, arrived yesterday at the Cali
fornia.
James Gum and wife arrived here on the
steamer Moana and are guests at the Cosmo-
politan.
c. L. Dimon Jr. of Seattle, who went up to
skaguay on the steamer Noyo, arrived yester-
day al the Lick.
John Alexander of Glasgow, Scotland,
tourist on his way from Australia, arrived
yesterday at the California.
Charles A. Garter, ex- United States District
Attorney has removed to Red Bluff, where he
will continue the practice OF law.
Milton Perkins, son of Senator Perkins, was
passenger from Honolulu yesterday. He has
returned to his home in Oakland.
Frank Lawton of New York. the professional
whistler, returned yesterday from his trip TO
Australia, and is staying at the Baldwin.
DR.. c. A Rugeles physician and member of
the State Board of Health, is In town from
Stockton, and is registered at the Grand.
George R. Stewart of Crows Landing is at
the Grand. He returned yesterday from
Hawaii. whittier he took e drove Of cattle.
Presiding Judge Seawell of the Superior
Court has returned from his brief vacation,
and is egain engaged in the trial of cases.
Attorney Charles S. Rosener will leave for
Juneau, Alaska in a few days for the purpose
OF engaging in the practice of his profession.
Mrs. Nauman and Mrs Moses. wives of the
officers of the u s. S. Marion, arrived yester-
day from Honolulu and will join their hus-
bands here.
Harleigh Johnson of Santa Barbara, who has
orange and lemon groves in Mon ecito, arrived
last night at the Occidental, where he will re-
m ain two weeks
Mrs. Atherton, wife of President ]. B. Ath-
erton o. the Homo ulu firm of Castle & Cooke,
is at the Occidental on her way to Missouri TO
visit her daughter.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Clarence w. Smith,
city passenger agent of the Burlington route,
returned yesterday from q sojourn in Homo
lulu, and is at the California.
George c. Potter and A. A. Wilder of Homo
lulu, members of the Wilder Steamship Com
p4ny, are guests at the Occidental, having
been passengers on the Moana.
nf ha TINT vCf
Chicago returned here yesterday from Homo
lulu. where he paid visit to the Cast He
is accompanied by his wife and child and is on
his way to Chicago.
Among the arrivals here yesterday from
Honolulu was Major George c. Potter,
Hawaiian Secretary of the Foreign Office, who,
after absence OF seventeen years, has come
to San Francisco on q vaca ton.
Judge c. w. Slack of the Superior Court has
gone on a visit to his mothers home for a
week. 1t was generally conceded that he was
entitled to that much rest after his long siege
in the trial OF the suit of the Fair estate
against Mrs Craven.
VIII Castle. whose father is one Of the sugar
firm of Castle & Cooke, Honolulu, is late ar
rival at the Occidental He is on his way to
Harvard to enter upon his sophomore year
Miss Castle accom- panies him and will enter
seminary in Philadel phia.
Miss Alice Jones of Honolulu, daughter OF
p c. Jones, capitalist and, under the Prov-
sional Government, Minister OF Finance, is at
the Occidental on her way to Philadelphia,
where she viii reside with her married sister
and prepare herself for Smith College.
R. A. F. Penrose Jr. and John Brockman, of
Arizona. mining experts, are guests at the
Palace. Mr.. Penrose is a graduate of Harvard.
where he rowed stroke on the college crew,
In 1894 he was one of the professors in the
geological department at Stanford University.
Arthur a. Wilder, son OF the Hawaiian
steamship line proprietor, arrived at the
Occidental yesterday from Honolulu. He is
on his way to Yale to take postgraduate
course i'll the law colleges. For a few days he
will visit with his cousin, Charles Wilder, lhe
local Hawaiian Consul &c neral.
The two officials of the Commercial Cable
Company who have been at the Palace for
about ten days will leave to-day for the East.
Mr.. Ward, manager of the company, will re-
turn to New York. accompanied by Mrs. Ward;
and Mr. Dickinson in charge of the cable
landing-place in Nova Scotia, will return to
his post OF duty.
S. Furuya, one OF the editors of the Koku-
min Shimbun (The Nation) of Yokohama,
who arrived here yesterday on the Moana, de-
clares that there is absolutely no foundation