The San Francisco call., 1897-10-14
FER SONAL,

D. Killen of Los Angeles is at the Cosmopoli-
tan.
A. Sachs. a merchant OF Fresno, is at the
Lick.
Robert 7. Abernethy. U. s. A, is at the occi-
dental.
George F. Buck, lawyer of Stockton, is at
the Lick
w. W. Black, a merchant of Hollister, is at
the Grand
j. J. Hebron, a stock-raiser of Salinas, is at
the Grand.
DR.. and Mrs. Stitt of vacaville are guests at
the Palace.
F. (. Webb. a lawyer of Newman, is staying
at the Baldwin
{. A. Mentoy, a merchant of Newhall, n. Y,
is at the Palace
Mrs. A. G. Stoll of Sacrament to arrived at the
Baldwin yesterday.
S. Baker and wife of San Diego are registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
Thomas T. Conner, the mining man, return ed
yesterday 10 the Lick.
r. NJ Johnson of Castle Crags, Deputy
Sheriff, is at the Russ
T. Richardson, a well-to.do resident of Port
land, Or, is at the Lick.
L. Hirshfeld, Bakersfield merchant, is q
late arrival at the Lick.
c. II. Burden of Sonora, Tuolumne County.
is at the Cosmopolitan.
f. C. Atkinson of the Sacramento Business
College is at the Palace
L. d. LanderS, hardware manufacturer OF
Boston, is at the Grand.
w. K. Carilhers a merchant of Santa Rosa
is registered al the Lick
+. A. Carrilo of Halleck. New. is in town
He has room at the Russ
F. s. Wensinger, the dairyman. of Freestone.
is registered at the Occidental.
II. P. McCleave. a capitalist of Petaluma. is
making short visit at the Russ.
DR.. n. Il. Haight of Sacramento is at the Pal.
ace. accompanied by Mrs. Haight
Ex-State Senator Joseph McCudden of Val.
leJo Is at the Baldwin for few days.
G. T. Barton, the Sacramento confectfoner
and candy manufacturer, is registered at the
Grand
L. F. Breuner. who is engaged in the furni-
ture business at Sacramento, is staying at the
Grand.
L Larsen and L. Koren, both of Yellows tone,
New, are among the new arrivals at the Cos
mopolitan.
L. A. Stizer, Assessor OF Santa Clara County.
is in town, from San Jose. His Headquarters
are at the Grand.
Alfred La Mott OF Ukiah, who is interested in
the nsh hateherjes near that place, is a late ar
rival at the Grand
X. B. Ouilahan, real estate and insurance
man OF Stockton here on his bridal trim is
registered at the Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field Jr. of Fhi,adel
phia aud their son, Charles Field the third
OF Los Angeles, arrived yesterday at tho Cali.
fornia.
ilColonel ]. S. Young, n. G. c., proprie tor of
the Russ, returned yesterday from Los An
geles, where he attended the conclsve of
Knights Templar.
j. NJ Lathrop of Newman Qawyer), son of
Rev Dr. Lathrop OF Oakland and brother of
Professor Lathrop of Stanford, is making a
short stay at the Lick
Professor o. 2. Jenkins, head of the depart
ment of physiology in Stanford University and
lecturer al Cooper Medical College in this city,
is guest t the Palace.
george T. Fow OF Gonzales, recently returned
from Honolulu. formerly engaged in the grain
business and now interested in railroading. is
among the late arrivals at the Occidental
William A. Parish, the Denver mining ex-
pert, IN company with J. C. Kemp Van Ee and
w. h Beau OF London, representatives of an
English syndicate investing in California
mines, are guests at the Palace.
Indications point to visit to this city by c.
p huntington in the near future. His pri-
yate Office in the Southern Pacif building
has just been retinted and fitted up. and yes
terday his nephew, X. Z. Huntington spent
the Gay superin te nding renovations at the G.
P. Huntington residence. The railroad Off
cials know nothing, however, of their presi-
dents contemplated visit, and II. Z. Hunting
ION merely remarks that c. p Huntington
Will probably be out here next March.
W. n. Price, agent of the Great Northern
Railway in this city, reports that mis- company
has opened up four new extensions of
branches this season-one in Mime sots, from
Halstead TO Crookston, thirty-four miles and
three in the great wheat belt OF North Dakota
one OF iwenty-eight miles, from Hope to
Aneta; another of sixteen miles, from Cavalier
TO Whlhalla, and a third of fourteen miles,
from Lingon 10 Hannah. The company has
also recently equipped its passenger coaches
with wide or flush vestioules.
]. K. Harrington. City Engineer of Santa
Barbara, arrived here yesterday from the
south. He is staying at the Grand. In day
or two he will probably visit Sacramento, pos
sibly on his way home. He has come here
partly Tor pleasure and partly to conclude AZ
rangements with local firm that has con-
tract to supply Santa Barbara with several
thousand feet of six-inch aud eight-inch iron
pipe Tor that city's new municipal water sup
ply, taken directly from the heart of the
nelghboring mountain range by means of a
tunnel Mr.. Harrington has been one of the
most active workers in furthering tn develop
mont of this novel and succe ssi ul project He
says that the city will now raise lis tax levy
to the 81 limit in order 10 obtain the funds
necessary to perfect its new water system, and
viii no longer wait for bond issue.
CALIFORNIA; IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 13.-G. W. Liger-