The San Francisco call., 1897-12-23
PERSONAL.

DR.. w. S. Taylor of Livermore is at the
DR.. j. D. Davidson of Fresno is at the
Palace.
Colonel c. C. Ross of Chico is a. guest
at the California.
G. NJ. Francis, the Napa journalist, is
at the Occidental.
DR.. Agnes Winzell of Altruria is a late
arrival at the Russ.
Louis Dean, a cattle man from Renop
New is at the Russ.
Dr. S. N. Cross of Stockton is regis
tered at the Occidental.
J. NJ c.. Jasper, a wool-grower of
Wheatland, is at the Grand.
State Senator ]. NJ. Gleaves of Redding
is late arrival at the Grand.
Warren Sexton, lawyer of Oroville, IS
making a short stay at the Grand.
General ]. w. B. Montgomery of Chico
is making a short stay at the Grand.
DR.. D. J. Williams and Mrs. Williams
of Livermore are. guests at the Grand
F. Erickson, a railroad contractor or
jamestown, is registered at the Grand.
Thomas Wormer, mining man from
Butte, Mont, is staying at the Palace.
T. L. Mylet. an extensive rancher of
Platte Centre, Nebr., is at the Cosmopoll-
tan.
I. B. Van Alstyne, an official of the
Whittier Reform School, arrived at the
Grand yesterday.
w. B. McDougall, a mining man OF
Placerville, is. among the later arrivals
at the California
Mr.. and Mrs j. Jerome Smith Of Stock
ton are at the Lick. Mr.. Smith is IN the
machinery business.
George R. Stewart and 3. T. McCul-
lough, cattIemen from Crows Landing,
are guests at the Grand.
w. A. G. Mckenzie of Santa Maria,
agent there of the narrow-gauge rail-
road, is registered at the Grand.
S. C. Willmans of Sonora and ]. IA
WiIlmans of Newman, brothers and MINI
ing men, are late arrivals at the Lick.
V. S. McClatchy of Sacramento, editor
and one of the prpprietors of the Sacra-
mento Bee, is visiting at the California
John L. Roster returned yesterday
from jacksonville, accompanied by Mrs
Roster, and took apartments at the
Grand.
Thomas Ewing, formerly a Congress-
man from Missouri and now resident or
Arizona arrived at the Palace yesterday,
accompanied by Mrs. Ewing.
Steuart w Cotton, the Stanford foot
ball captain, arrived here yesterday, and
will spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents at the Cotton residence on
Jackson street.
Harry X. Benham, u. S. N, stationed
aboard the Marietta, just arrived from
the Orient, is a guest at the Palace. He
is the son of Admiral Benham, formerly
stationed at Mare Island.
B. NJ Steinman, late Mayor of Sacra-
mento and now proprietor OF hotel In
the capital city, arrived at the Palace
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Stein
man and Miss Eta Steinman.
George S. Stearns, a merchant of Oak
land, Or, arrived here yesterday with
several carloads of Christmas turkeys.
He made a similar trip just before
THANKSGIVING Mr.. Stearns is registered
at the Lick.
o. A. Foster of Santa Cruz arrived at
the California yesterday. He purposes to
engage in the transportation business
next spring on the Yukon, and has come
here to make arrangements for his out
fit He is the son of weIl-known black
smith of Santa Cruz
Rev. and Mrs. H. Judd of Los Angeles,
en- route home from the Hawaiian ISL
ands, arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Australia, which brought only
ten other passengers from Australia and
Hawaii together. Rev. and Mrs. Judd \
are staying at the Occidental while II
the city.
r. P. Schwerin, president of the Paclnc
Mail Steamship Company and manager
of the purchasing and supplies depart
ment of the Southern Pacific Company,
will arrive here Sunday in the steamship
China from Japan, whittier he went a
number of weeks ago on a visit of in
spection, accompanied by Mrs. Schwerin
and family.