The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
PERSONAL.

H. Valiant of Los Angeles is at the Cos
mopoIitGn Hotel.
W. t. BonsteH, a prominent merchant of
Eureka is in town.
L. E. cross, a physician from Stockton, is
guest at the Grand.
Mrs H. Slower of For Destown, CAL, is at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
r. R. Veale, a Sheriff from Martinez, is reg
istered al the Grand
J. L. de Pnuli, mining man OF Kern, 1s
regi tered at the Baldwin.
Paul Solomder, mining man OF Circle City,
Alaska is at the Russ House.
Lieutenant F. W. kellogg of the United
Sta1as Navy is al the Occidental.
P. f. Downes, manager OF d hotel at San
Diego, is staying at the Baldwin.
J.. p. Cox, a prominent merchant ana mining
man of Folsom, is visiting the city.
T. II. Morse of the United States Marine
Corps is at the California with his WIFE,
c. F. Rockliff, large landowner and stock
raiser OF Petrolia, Humboldt, is at the Grand
6 A. REYNOLDS, mining man from Circle
CITY, Alaska, is in the city, staying at the
Baldwin.
]. Cummings a prominent Sacramento
mining man, is one of the recent arrivals at
the Grand.
John FinneI prominent ranch owner from
the northern part of the State, is registered at
the Palace.
Commander W. H. Whiting OF the United
States ship Monadnock is registered al the
Occidental.
Professor w. NJ Mackay principal OF the
High School at Auburn is stopping for few
days at the Grand.
H Sling, q Chinese importer located at
Chicago, is in this city on business. He is
staying at the Grand.
James F. Kiliy, George GUNNER and H. B.
Killy, owners of sTing OF racehorses, are
registered at the Palace from Cleveland, Ohio.
G. W. Scott OF Madison is registered at the
Grand Hotel. Mr. Scott is one of the largeS
land owners and the most extensive rancheA
in that part of the State
Herman Oelrichs and wife and Miss Fair,
who have been i'll the city for the past six
weeks left on the overland lier last night for
their home in New York.
Among the officers of the United States Navy
who are registered 1t the California are: r.
X Smith, T. S. Freeman, 1. C. WetIengel, c. p.
Perkins aud J. II. Hstherington.
George schaufer o. Arcata, William Hunter
OF Hopland and ]. A Thorn ton OF Healdsburg,
business men in ueir respective cities, are
among the arrivals 1t the Russ House.
Edward H. DAVIS, manager of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Rs Fruit and Refrigerator
Line, Is in the city to secure for his line por-
ton of the business ti the fruit shippers of the
State
W. H. Reed, who il a member of the COM
pany manufacturing Yucatan chewing gum
and is also the proorietor OF q large wall
paper and carpet house in Cleveland o., is
registered at the Grand.
J. c. Davis advaace agent of the Lost
Strayed or Stolen" Company, and his wife are
guests at the Baldwin. Mr.. Davis was here
with DR.. Carver whenhe had the band of H.
dians at Central Parkseve raj years ago.
First Lieutenant Charles L. Potter, Engi-
neer Corps, United SAFES army who has been
on duty tOr the past seven years in construct
ing works under pla rs for fortfying the har-
Dor OF San Francisco, has been ordered 10
Portland. Or, for duty on rivers and harbors
Mr.. Potteris one of The Oldest officers in the
service and was never kn|Wn to shy at hard
work.
Senator JOHN T. Morgn leaves for Los
Angeles andSan Diego ths afternoon at 4:3O
AT san Diego he will be entertained bv the
Chamber of Commerce anC will deliver an a6-
dress on the Nicaragua c.nal at the Opera
House. Fir on San Diego hewin proceed TO St.
Louis, stopping with relatives week at Red
lands, and reahing the former place in two
weeks. The Senator inte endsarriyiug at WASH
fngton about NoYem Der IL.
E. Ben jes, wlo is stationed at Eureka and
IN charge of TIN Del None Milling Comparv
Sussman, Wormer & Coand c. E. Whitney
Tor Northern Olifornia,s in town He re-
ports a general revival o business in North
ern CailforniaSRld that lerchaIts and large
mllEowners areiuying II much larger uuan-
titles than for ne past ew years. He also
reports OF mills that have been idle for years
commencing 10 tIrn their wheels again.