The San Francisco call., 1897-10-20
PERSON AL.

re EHSONAL
! P. Abels of Sacramento is at the Cosmo-
poitan.
F. ". BARLEY of Chicago is at the Cosmo-
politan.
| s. s. Vail. mining man of Rockland, is at
the Grand.
| DR.. c. W. Helm of Sanger, Fresno County, is
at the Gland.
Daniel Healy. politician of Sacramento, is
at the Grand.
Ex-Judge william P. veuve OF Los Gatos is
at the California
| w. J. Burnett, mining man OF Redding, is
staying at the Russ.
| A. w. Cole, a farmer from Grand Island, is
visiting at the Russ.
DR.. o. L. Barton of the Herman mine is a
late arrival at the Grand.
Martin Winch, a stock and cattle raiser OF
Portlano, Or, is at the Lick.
F. Kenney, a mining man OF Fort Jones,
arrived at the Russ yesterday.
Walter Tryon. a practical mining man OF
Angels camp, is at the Grand.
! J. C. Stovall, farmer from Williams, is
among the late arrivals at the Russ.
T. G. Smith, an insurance and reaI-estate
man OF Pacific Grove. is at the Grand.
George E. Williams, the lawyer, from Union
Island, arrived last night at the Lick.
Chares Francee, furniture-dealer of
Salinas, is at the Grand, with Mrs. Francee.
J. P. Greeley of Santa Ana, Superintendent
OF schools OF Orange County, is guest at the
Lick.
ID. c. Schroeder, mining man of Grass
valley, came to town yesterday. He is st the
Russ.
T. L. Flanagan, a merchant and stock
raiser from Reno, New, is registered at the
Grand.
C. E. Crowley, formerly a well-known rail-
road man OF Los Angeles, is q guest at the
Grand.
H. Wrightson, manager of large vineyard
in Napa County, is registered at the Cali.
fornia.
" 5. MoClatchy. editor and proprietor of the
Sacramento Bee, is in town. He has room at
the Cal ifornia
3. B. Nelson, prominent merchant of st.
Louis. arrived at the Palace last night accom-
panied by Mrs. Nelson.
Y. Matono and NJ. Isabe of Toxic, Japan, ar
rived here yesterday in the steamship Belgic
and are staying al the Palace.
Madame L. NJ. Mountford, the lecturer on
India and the Orient, returned to this CITY
last night. She is at the Palace
Among the members of the Order of the
Eastern Star staying at the aldwin is Mrs. B.
f. Langford of Lodi wife of state Senator
Lang lord
DR.. Miss Kugler and Miss Hope Conrad of
Gunlai, India, arrived here yesterday in the
steamship Belgic. They have apartments at
the Occidental.
II. Schroeder of Tientsn, China, arrived at
the Palace yesterday from the Orient. He is
at the Palace and is accompanied by his child
and Mrs. Bourne.
Douglas S. Cone, the banker and owner of
~ toy iva nlalz
Bluff. Mrs. Cone is with him. They have
apartments at the Palace
President E. p. Ripley of the Santa Fe Rail-
way and his party of seven railroad officials
and friends who have been with him at the
Palace since last Friday, departed yesterday
evening on the overland train for New York.
J. A. Filcher, secretary and general manager
of the California State Board of Trade, left yes
terday for Los Angeles TO attend the Farmers
Institute. AT the meeting there Friday he is
to read paper on European Markets for
Dried Fruits"
Mrs. Carter Of Omaha started from her home
yesterday for this city. She is a sister OF The
late George c. Flinck of Omaha, the delegate
TO the recent letter-carriers' convention, who
was i'll when he arrived here and who died at
St Marys Hospital last sunday. Mrs. Carter
will take her brothers. remains East.
James Treat came to San Francisco yester-
uay lloln Ola>s hAiley ior Inc nrst time since
h. left this city in 1852 aud took up his resi-
dence in the mining town whsre ne has re-
mained continuously Tor forty-ive years. Mr..
Treat is at the Grand. He faceuously re-
marked last night that all he cares 10 see here
is the United Sta es Mint and the Fulton Iron
Works ana then he Will be contented to GO
home.
L. Conde Jones of Los Angeles, the greatest
punter Stanford University ever had and her
football idol In 1892, whose gridron career
terminated with broken collar-bone,
broken rib and finally with two severe ankle
sprains. returned to this city Monday from
Guatemala after just years absence He is
visiting his cousin, DR.. Jones, the X-ray ex-
pert. He almost died of fever in Guatemala
and he declares that that country is the worst
place man would think of living in