The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
PERSON AL.

DR.. ]. Gillis Rodley of Chico is at the Grand.
Dr.. j. F. Summers of Fresno is at the Cosmo-
poitan.
Colonel ]. C. La Due OF Emigrant Gap is at
the Russ
T. Wright of Marysville is at the Cosmo-
politan.
Ed F. Smith, q Sacramento horseman, Is at
the Lick.
Ex-Mayor Sam V. Rucker of San Jose is at
the Palace.
DR.. and Mrs. L. C. Gregory of Elk are guests
at the Grand
DR.. L. E. Cross of Stockton is q late arrival
at the Grand.
p Y. Baker. banker of Fresno, is guest
at the Grand.
E. Clarke, lumberman from Sissons, is a
guest at the Russ.
j. H. Freeman and wife OF Stockton are at
the Cosmo politan.
Thomas o. Toland of Ventura is late ar
rival a the Palace.
]. H. Gum, hardware-dealer OF Heads
burg, is at the Russ
Sam Frankenheimer, merchant of Stock
ton, is al the Grand.
Rev Father D. Maher OF Forest Hill is regis
tereu a I the BALDWIN.
State Senator Thomas Flint Jr. of San Juan
is staying al the Grand.
Thomas Caulfield and daughter OF Petaluma
are at the Cosmopolitan.
L. Rosenberg, a Ukiah merchant, is making
short stay at the Grand.
J. H. Davis of Santa Clara, accompanied by
Mrs. Davis, is at the Russ.
w. E. Nevils, a mining man from James
town, is guest at the Palace.
Colonel D. Fairbanks ia in town from Pet
aluma. He has room at the Lick.
Sheriff Sam l. Allen of Sonoma County is at
the Russ, registered from Santa Rosa.
j. F. Fielder of San Luis Obspo, Recorder of
San Luis Obispo County, is at the Grand.
E. l.. Bresse, the grain merchant, has re.
turned to this city after u visit to Mexico.
County Assessor Charles o. King OF San Luis
Ob.spo County, is registered at the Grand.
E. NJ. McGettigan OF Vallejo late Supervisor
OF Solano County, is registered al the Russ.
J. NJ. Willmans, a rancher stock-raiSer an d
mlne-owner OF Newman is guest at the l. OK.
Fred Cowley. manager of the hotel on the
summit of Mount Tamalpais is at the Bald
win.
c. R. Scott CT Portland Or, who is interested
in railway affairs there, is a guest at the Occi-
dental.
Rev. DIR. Wilson, editor of the Pacific Metho-
dist Advocate, has returned from visit to Los
Angeles.
Given Moore OF Rockford, Ill, manufac-
turer of agricultural implements, is staying
at the Palace.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, wife of the well =
known politician, is at the Palace with Mis- S
Agnes Mclaughlin.
Ex-Mayor B. U. Steinman OF Sacramento,
now hotel proprietor, is among yesterdays
arrivals at The Palace.
Percy Parsons, an artist from London, is at
the Occidental. where he has number OF his
paintings on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nicholson of Erie Pa.
are at the California. Mr.. Nicholson is presi-
dent of the Erie Iron Works.
A. B. Carlock, banker OF Fort Jones, is reg
istered at the Grand. He reports very encour-
aging indications OF good times.
John Il. Bliss of Erie, Pa, president of one
of the largest boiIer-making works in this
country is a late arrival at the California.
Senator r. F. PettIgrew of South Dakota
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs L. H. Wool
ey, and her family at Center street, Oakland.
Mrs. William Peyton. wife of Colonel Peyton
of Santa Cruz. accompanied by Miss Peyton,
arrived a the Palace yes terday evening from
Santa Cruz.
A. W. Wood OF Detroit, Mich who has min
ing interests in Cali ornia returned to the
Palace yesterday from visit 10 the northern
part of the State.
Red Z, Maynard of Los Angeles, at one time
football manager for Stanford University and
intercollegiate champion quarter-mtle runner,
is guest at the California.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. Black Ryan and Miss Daisy
RYAN Will shut up their country home in
Menlo Park tomorrow and move to the occi-
dental 10 spend the winter in the city
Charles A. Thorpe OF Geneva, Nebr.. the we'll
known jockey, arrived here last night on the
Central overland train, accompanied by Mrs.
Thorpe, and took apartments at the Baldwin.
John W. Mackay, accompanied by his son,
Clarence II. Mackav, and Andrew Lydig, left
last night for New York by the Sunset Limited
direct for Chicago, The party is en- route for
London
L. Fickert OF Tehachapi, bigger and older
brother of Charlie Fickert, Stanfords giant
foo bali player, left here las, night after a
weeks visit, the primary purpose of which
was TO witness the thanksgiving game. There
is third Fickert, younger than either of these
and longer than the football player. and he
may enter Stanford next year and try for a
plac, on the Varsity eleven.
Among the late arrivals at the Occidental is
H. c. Brown of Denver, the capitalist and
owner OF The Brown Paiace Hotel, a fine abso-
lutely 1re-proof hotel, nine stories in height
and having over 400 rooms. Mr.. Brown has
not been in California since 1857. He will be
here several days and then VIII go TO the re-
sorts in Southern California, where he will
spend the winter in order 10 avoid the severe
cold weather of Denver.