The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-16
PERSONAL.

| P. J. Brady of S,attlej got here yesterday.
| R.N. Tucker OF Mount Hamilton is in the
| City.
DR.. C. E. Stone OF Marysville is a late arrival
| here.
| Dr. D. NJ. Livingstone OF San Jose is at the
Russ.
| DR.. F. la Spada of San Jose is at the Com
mercial.
WA. Perkins, druggist of Virginia City, is
in town.
S. l.. Mack, business man of Hueneme, Is at
the California.
J. E. Chaplin, owneir of a general store at
MADEIRA, is in town.
J. D. Browne, mining man of Randsburg
arrived here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. w@ilI of Vallejo are stay
ing at the Cosmopolitan.
Charles F. Earlesg and T. G. Erskine of
Sonoma are at the Grand.
]. B. Turner of the United States steamer
Perry is at the California.
S. A. Riggs, a livestock: raiser of Salem, Or.
is q late arrival al the Russ.
B. w. Barnes of Graad Fork, N. D., Is a late
arrival at the Cosmopolitan.
P. A Falkenburg, business man of Port
land, is among recent arrivals.
E. F. Bernhard, OWNER OF large store at
Fresno, is here on a business trip.
Dr.. R. S. Gardner Jjr. and j. T. English of
New Haven, Conn, are at the Palace.
Mrs. S. NJ. Buck. wife of ex-Superior Judge
Buck of Eureka, is registered at the Lick.
James Simpson, the Ilum herman and general
contractor of HUMBOLDT Bay, is at the Lick
Ex.District Attorney James F. Farraher of
.Yreka is among the ARRIVALS from the north.
Deputy Sheriff Earl H. Daggett of Tulare
County was among yesterdays arrivals here.
L. Williams and t. Martin of Sydney are
among the recent arrivals at the Cosmopolitan
DE knight. the pioneer land owner, banker
and WOODEN mill owner, OF Marysville, is at the
Lick.
John ]. Jones, mining and business man
of Prescott, Ariz., Is among the arrivals at the
Palace.
c. o. Bannister, q well-known mining man
of Salt Lake, is on a visit here and is at the
Palace.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Price of the Nat Good
win company arrived here on the MonoWai
yesterday.
G. S. Wright, president of the Wilder Steam
ship Company, Hawaiian Islands, is at the
Occidental.
E. S. Van Kuran, city passenger agent at
Portland of the Union Pacific Railroad, was in
town yesterday.
E, c. Kilbourne who has been prominent in
the business affairs of Seattle for some time
past, is in the City.
Mrs. Sissons, proprietor of the old mountain
hotel known as Slsspns, in Shasta County, ar
rived here yesterday.
Colonel Sidney p Sladden of Chicago is at
the Occidental, accom- panied by Mrs. Sladden.
They arrived on the Monowai.
]. Wenger of Crescent City, where he owns
large sawmill and IS an extensive manufac-
| turer of lumber, is al the Russ.
Brad Barnor of England, who is interested
in mining property in FL Dorado and Tuol-
umne counties, is at the Grand.
j. A. Matheson, who is in business at Ana
cortes, Washington, town on Fidalgo Island,
was among yesterdays arrivals.
Philip Turner Simpson, proprietor of the
Hotel Cecil New York, and the Ocean House
at Long Branch, is among the arrivals at the
Occidental.
w. ]. Webster, chief wharfinRer at Juneau,
Alaska, ana an old resident there, is among
the arrivals at the Commercial. He is here
for few weeks stay.
John B. Elwood, traffic agent of the Pasadena
and Los Angeles Electric Railway, the Pasa-
dena and Pacific Railway and the Mount Lowe
Railway, is q the Occidental.
George Fairbairn, miner VINO has for some
years been in the Kootenai country and who
| owns several claims there, is in the City. He
| speaks highly of the Kootenai and says the
! mineral output there is rapidly increasing.
| Rev. George w. Chalfant, +. H. Chalfantand
! family and Miss Charlotte E. Halves, mission,
| aries, who have been visiting Eastern rela-
| tives and who are now en- route TO the Orient,
are at the Grand. They to sail on the
| Coptic to-day.
| Edward Holland, proprietor of the Com
mercial Hotel, is interested in new freight
transportation enterprise in Alaska, to carry
| freight from Dyea to Lake Lyndefman, a dis
lance of twenty-eigRt miles. The rate which
| it is propose d to charge is 500 a ton. In
making this trip a very high mountain is
crossed, and in one place $500 feet of wire
cable is used.
LR. Whiteomb, the well-Known newspaper
man of the staff OF the Chronicle has been
confined to his nome for the past TWO weeks
because of serious case of appendicitis. He
has been very i'll, and for a time it looked as
though a surgical operation would have to be
performed IN order to save his life. DR.. j. w.
Keeney DR.. L. L. Robinson and another physi-
clan held consultation and decided on other
measures emporarily. Luckily. they were at
tended with good results; at least it appears so
now, for Mr.. Whitcomb is getting along much
better great many of his friends haye
| called in to see him and inquire about him
during his illness. Mr.. Whitcomb thinks he
will probably be able to be out in about two
vynekS more