The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
PERSONAL.

DR.. T. NJ Todd of Auburn is at the Baldwin.
Judge J. W. Davis of Tulare is at the Grand.
W. H. Hatton, a lawyer of Modesto, is at the
Lick.
]. C. wolfskirl, grain-raiser of suisun, is at
the Lick.
Philip sweed. q merchant OF Pc taluma, Is at
the Grand.
H. Richardson of Los Gatos is at the Co.'S
mopolitan.
F. Ward and family OF Fresno are at the
Cosmopolitan
G. R. Tillson, an attorney OF Modesto. is regis
lstered at the Lick.
N George and family of Seattle, Wash, are
at the Cosmopolitan.
w. F. Peterson, Sacramento merchant, Is
registered at the Grand.
James Gallagher, president at Fresno OF the
Y. NJ. l.. is at the Grand.
Charles Aull of Folsom, Warden OF the State
prison, is staying a. the Grand.
DR.. P. A. Looming of the United States
steamer Greg on is at the Occidental.
F. H. Groshell, prominent druggist of Gin
cinnau. Ohio, is at the Cosmopolitan.
]. B. Fuller of Marysville, one of the State
Bank Commissioners, is at the California.
F. L. Harrington OF Humboldt is at the Russ
Hs is lighthouse-keeper on Humboldt Bay.
John Feunell, a big ranch-owner of Tehama
County, is at the Palace, registered from Napa.
c. N. Sterry Of Los Angeles, chief counsel OF
the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, is at the Palace
Judge J. NJ. Mannon of Ukiah, accomp panied
by his son, Charles NJ. Mannon, is at the Lick.
James Calquhoun, a mining man of Clifton.
AriZ., returned to the Palace yesterday with
his wife.
E. L. Casey, founder Of the future mining
town of Coffeeville, in Trinity County, is at
the Palace.
Harry S. Fowler of New York, interested in
the dried-fruit business in Fresno County, is
at the Palace.
E. L. Barnes, an attorney OF Los Angeles
and son of C. H. Barnes of the Occidental
Hotel, is a: the Occidental.
NJ. S. Stein, merchant of Stockton and State
president of the B'nai b rith, is at the Bald
win. accompanied by his wife.
Ex-Mayor B. U. S.einman of Sacramento
proprietor of the Depot Hotel, is at the Palace,
accompanied by his wife and son.
Judge Belcher was yesterday appointed Pre-
siding Judge of the Superior Court during
Judge Seawel's absence Oh vacation.
W. F. Peterson, merchant of Sacramento,
on his way home with his family after vaca-
ton at Pacific Grove, registered last night at
the Grand.
H. A. Unruh Of Los Angeles, manager OF
Baldwin's Southern Californian properties, ar
rived at the Baldwin yesterday, accompanied
by his wife.
Frank Smith of Santa Barbara. formerly the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's agent at
that port. arrived at the Lick yesterday, &C.
companied by his wife and son.
Presiding Judge seawell will take a brief
vacation at some of the mountain springs o.
the State. During his vacation Judge Belcher
will act as Presiding Judge OF the Superior
Court.
Ex-Major F. A. Darling, formerly of the
United States army at the Presidio. and now
owner OF ranch at Ru therford, returned yes
terday from Castle Craig and registered at the
Occidental.
r. P. Troy OF Washington, D. c.. assistant
sergeant-at-arms of the United States Senate,
ington on his way to his old home in Marin
County, where he was formerly judge
Charles Harris, editor of the MERGED Star, is
in the City visiting friends. Mr. Harris reports
the farmers of the San Joaquin Valley in good
spirits as they have held their grain and are
ready 10 take advantage of the rise in the
market
Among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday
were Arthur L. Pearse of London and John r.
Mitchell of Colorado, from the mining regions
of British Columbia, near Ashcroft, whittier
they will return shortly to continue their in
vestigations Tor al English company.