The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
PERSONAL.

FERSONAIs
Or T. E Cross of Stockton is at the Iranu'
R.T Atcheson of Merced is at the Cosmo-
politan. cosuo-
M. Butler of Point Reyes is at the Cosmo-
politan. 81.
Alexander Dick of Rossland, B. c., Is al tne
Occidental.
J. Jarnick of Palo Alto is registered at tne
Cosmopolitan. n
NJ s. Ross and C. W. Garrett of Fresno - -
staying at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Post of stockton are
guests at the California.
DR.. ana Mrs B. B. Mastea of Halfmoon Bay
are guests at the Occidental
William Watkins, mining man of Oroyille,
is at the Russ with Mrs. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Rowling of Salinas ar
rived at the Occiden tai yesterday.
G. L. Black, merchant of San Mateo, is at
the Russ accompanied by Mrs Black.
Fred Erickson. the railroad contractor, of
Jamestown, is registered at the Grand.
J. Muioueeny, a prominent capitalist of Liv-
ermore. is q guest at the Cosmopolitan.
Fred Conn. a well-known resident OF Big
Pine, 1nyo Comfy, is staying at the Russ.
Professor Edward Howard Griggs, head of
the department of ethics in Stanford, is at the
Grand.
B. Forsyth, who has extensive landed inter-
ests near Santa Rosa, is among the guests at
the Russ.
n. Mashina, an extensive silk merchant of
Toxic. Japan, is among tie guests at the Cos
mopolitan.
DR.. and Mrs L. T. Alvarez OF Honolulu ar
rived here yesterday, and are staying at the
Occidental.
Mrs. Charles Bancroft departed last night
for Roston IN iofn her husband, who is now on
a visit there.
Professor Nathan Abbott, head of the de-
partment of law in Stanford University, is at
the California.
Douglas Balfour of Fresno, treasurer of fSne
of the irrigation companies OF Fresno Counk'
is at the Grand. -
Ew Runyon, banker of Red Bluff, arriveA
at the Palace yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Ruuyon, formerly Miss Cohn.
Madame Genevra tombstone Bishop, the
oratorio soprano from Chicago, returned here
yesterday and is at the Palace. !
II. R. Bernard, late secretary of the Preston
School OF Industry at lone, arrived here yes
terdsy and is a guest at the Grand
Otis A. Poole, a tea merchant and lecturer
on amateur photography, arrived at the Pal
ace yesterday and registered from Yokohama,
whence he came in the steamship Gaelic.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson and family OF
Sonora are at the Lick. Mr.. Johnson is owner
of the Bonanza mine and is q weli-k1oWn race
horse fancier.
Gilbert G. Wigle Justice of the Peace OF Palo
Alto and a recent graduate of the law depart
ment of Stanford University, is making
short stay at the Palace.
Commander Asa Walker and Lieutenant
Commander 6. p Cohoeonpes OF the United
States ship Concord are among yesterdays ar
rivals at the Occidental.
Colonel ]. B. Overton of Nevada is late
arrival at the Russ. He is superintendent OF
the Virginia and Gold Hill Water Works and
founder of the new town of Overton.
Brush Hardenberg, for many years con-
Hotel, left yesterday for Stockton to take
position as day clerk of the Imperial Hotel in
that city.
Hon. S. n. Buck, ex-Superior Judge of
Humboldt and prominent and one of the
oldest attorneys OF Eureka, Cal, has moved
his family to this city and taken up their
permanent home at 1917 OAK street.
Mrs. Warren Dutton, wife of Capitalist Dut-
ton, pres ident OF the Dairymen's Union COM
inission-house on Davis street and who owns
buttons Landing and town OF Tomales is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton reside at 1926 California
street, near Hyde.
J. j. Leiria of Hongkong, China, one of the
biggest exporters of opium in the land Ipf
opium, arrived here yesterday in the steanN
ship Gaelic, accompanied by Mrs. Lefris. an u
took apartment Is at the Palace. Mr.. Leiria isl
Portuguese. He is on his way to New York II