The San Francisco call., 1897-10-15
PERSONAL.

oSShSis rEesuO mcrCUdnt, 10 dt INC
Lick.
l. U. Grant. contractor of Salinas. Is at the
DR.. H. J. Lasson of Wilmington is at the
Palace
D. Trewillinger OF San Jose is at the Cosmo-
politan.
W. s Reynolds of Denver, Colo, is at the
Cosmopolitan
Major Andrew G. Meyrs Of Fort Jones is at
the Occidental.
W. J. Honeyman, a contractor of Portland,
Or, is at the Lick
J. Corcoran and wife Of Sacramento are at
the Cosmopolitan
g. G. Bisgs, mining man from silverton,
b. C., is at the Russ
Edgar Johnson of the Tribune of Fullerton is
visiting at the Grand
Charles J. Browning and wife of Sacramento
are at the CosmopoIitan
W. b. MeDougall. mining man OF Placer
vile, is Mt the California
WI. Ruffner, farmer from Lompoc, Is at
the Russ with Mrs. Ruffner.
captain j. II. Roberts a mining man of Sac
ramento, is a. the Baldwin,
H. Harold, the Boston perfumery- maker, is
among the guests at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Cleary Of New York
City are guests at the Occidental
Rev. William Bollard of Vallejo, an Episco.
pal clergyman, is at the Occidental.
n. E. de Yoe, the Modesto banker,is regis
tered at the Lick. Mrs. de Yoe is with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E Goodman of Napa
are at the Palace. Mr.. Goodman is a banker
Albert A. Carnitz, who owns q big creamery
in humboldt County, arrived yesterday at the
Russ.
Ex-Supervisor E. NJ. McGettigan of San
Joaquin County is in town from Vallejo. He
is al the Russ.
w. q. Simpson, contractor of Santa Rosa,
Is at the kuss, accompanied by n. Neblet, also
OF Santa Rosa.
:. W. Clawson, prominent business man of
Bisbee, Ariz, arrived at the Grand yesterday
with his family.
c. +. Foster of Red Bluff real estate and in
suranee man and ex-Statc Secretary, is regis
tered at the Grand.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Palace
was E. s Babcock of Coronado. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Babcock
A. NJ. Duncan of Fish Rock, Mendoclno
county, merchant and ex-SuperVisor, is q
late arrival at the GraEd.
J. II. Waggsrd of Springfield, Ohio, manager
OF concern interested in steam-rollers Tor
street-paving, is at the Grand.
Hu Jones OF the law firm of Jones & O. DON
nell has gone to New York City, where he will
be engaged for several weeks IN legal business.
4. I. Hatch of Mccoy, Or, late member of
the oregon Legislature and for two years in
the customs service in Alaska, is at the
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Gottschall of Dayton,
Ohio, arrived from the East late last night.
Iney are at the Palace. but purpose soon to
visit Salinas for few days
Colonel D. W. Hitchcock, agent here of the
Central and Union Pacific roads, who has
been in the East for forth tight and more on
Official business, will leave Omaha to-day on
his way home. He will arrive In this city
Sunday forenoon
Dr. Sophia Levison OF New York. accompan-
led by her husband, Louis Levison, arrived at
the Palace yesterday for long visit. Mr..
Levson was formerly in business with the
firm of Levison Bros, on Sutter street. Mrs.
Lsvison Is a sister of DR.. Meyer of this city.
George Crothers, president of the Stanford
Alumni Association OF San Francisco, and
about twenty other Stanford slumni occupied
two boxes at the Orpheum last night, and
aft:r the show assembled at an uptown cafe
TO talk over old times and football prospects
President Ripley and two other officials of
the Santa Fe Railway will arrive here at IL
O'Clock this morning and take rooms at the
Palace, which will be their headquarters dur
ing their stay in this city. They recently
visited the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and
later spent several days in Los Angeles.
Melville Stoltz, the wel'-known thea trical
advance agent, returned here yesterday from
Australia via Portland, Or. He took "The
Jordans' to the Antipodes He is an old San
Francisco boy and rumor has 1t that he is soon
20 make San Francisco nearer and dearer TO
himself Mr. Stoliz is guest ct the Baldwin.
J. P. Howe of Seattle, one of the directors of
the Pacific and Alaskan transportation Com
pany, who is also in terested in mining on
Bonanza Creek in the klondike, is in the city.
Mr.. Howe was a theatrical manager known TO
tnis COAST for nearly fifteen years. In IS94-95
he was lessee and proprietor of the Stockwell
and Alcazar theaters in this city.
George Dyre Eldridge of 1ston, viee-presi-
dent of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
citation, with business headquarters thew
York. arrived here late last night He has
apartments at the Palace. Tomorrow he wi IL
go down 10 Del Monte. MIR. Eldridge is max
ing tour primarily for pleasure aud needed
rest and incidentally for business. He will
return home by way of Portland and the
Northern Pacific.
George B. Culver, an Oakland boy, recently
graduated from the department. of zoology at
Stanford University, has just received an ap-
Washington and will soon leave TO assu me the
scientific duties OF the position. George Gull
yer is twln-brother of r. K. Culver, THE
CALL artist and until very recently has been
CALL correspondent a Stanford, where he was
credited with being an authority on collegiate
athletics.
Millionaire John w. Mackay he's just re-
turned from trip through some OF the min
Ing districts of Nevada and Sou iheastern Cal
lfornia, where he had experiences that re-
minded him OF his earlier days In Downievile
and Virginia City. The sun hot that it
peeled all the skin from HIS nose. so his wade
mecum at present is a small jar of cold cream.
At country hotel he was assigned to a room
which contained q rickety bed, and just as he
was about TO go to sleep the mattress gave way,
precipitattng him to the floor. His vigorous
language aroused the landlord, who for the
first time became aware of the identity of his
guest, when he fastened to prepare better
quarters for him. Mr.. Mackay examined the
noted Silver Peak gold mines during his trip.
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