The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
PERSON AL.
I Fresno oisin the City.

w. D. Noble of Fresno is in the City.
H. NJ. Sale of Los Angeles is at the Palace.
George NJ Mott of Sacramento is in town.
r. D. Compton of RohnervilIe is at the Russ
William B. True of San Jose is at the Bald
win.
DR.. R. B. Bowlby of Colfax Is a late arrival
here.
F. A. Blake Jr. of Santa Barbara is at the
Grand.
H. e. Casey of Sierra City is at the Cosmo-
politan.
W.. Le Baron of Mesa, Ariz., is at the Cos
mopolitan.
H. c. Davey, business man OF CalStoga, is
at the Russ.
E. S. Valentine, an insurance man of Fresno,
is in the City.
F. c. Townsend of Columbus, Ohio, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
James Richard, mining man of Montana,
is at the Russ.
E. &. Heard, owner of q store at Eureka, is
on q visit here.
s. Openshaw, cattleman of Mesa, Ariz., is at
the Cosmopolitan.
s. Greene of Springfield. Mass, is staying at
the Cosmopolitan.
]. r. Robinson, a banker of Chico, is regis
tered at the Grand.
Mayor W. T. Ellis of Marysville is in the City.
He is at the Palace.
E. C. Newton of Arbuckle Lake is among. the
arrivals at the Russ.
R. L. Ricks q business man of Eureka, ar
rived here yesterday
F. C. Findle of Santa Barbara was among yes
terday's arrivals here.
A. C. True of Washington, D. c., is a late az
rival in San Francisco
Ira Hall Reed, mining msn OF Calaveras,
| arrived here yesterday.
J. II. Campbell of Washington, D. c., is
among the arrivals here.
B. L. Gordon of Spokane arrived here yester-
day. He Is at the Palace
General W. W. Muller of Fresno. Third Bri-
gade n. G. c., is in the City.
Among the arrivals at the Russ is District
Attorney Alvin Fay of Kern County.
Eugene J. de Saba, superinte ndent of the
Nevada City Electrical Company, is on visit
here.
Thomas B. Wilcox, well-known capitalist
| and politician of Portland, is visiting San
Francisco.
Miss Sadie Mar tinot and ten of her com pan
who are TO appear in Excelsior Junior" are
al the Baldwin.
Mrs C. w. Waldron. wife OF one OF the edit
ors and owners of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, is
at the Occidental.
l. Baer, business man of Leadville, Mrs.
| Baer, and F. W. Page, q business man OF Den
yer, are at the Palace.
Henry Stelling, grain merchant of Davis
vile and owner Of large farm near there, is
one of the late arrivals.
| Hugh keenan,, local architect, will leave
| in few days for Europe to study the archi-
lecture OF old buildings.
| party consisting of c. w. Tanter and Miss
Charlotte Bowdich and Miss Sophie Baylor, OF
| Boston, are at the Palace.
| AL Griffin, United States Internal Revenue
Collector at Fresno. arrived here yesterday,
accompanied by Mrs. Griffin.
| The Misses Hunt, daughters of United States
Consul Hunt of Hongkong. China, arrived
| here on the steamer China yesterday.
l. United States District Attorney C. A. Jones
of Carson, New, who has been prosecuting the
United States mint cases, is on visit here.
Charles II. Cummings, a leading stockholder
and one of the directors of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. who has been on a tour OF the world,
arrived on the China yesterday.
| Captain Alexander Rogers and Troop K of
| the United States army left yesterday on a
| long march to the Yosemite Park to do patrol
duty. In a few days Captain Gale will tart
with Troop for the Sequoia Park.
P. H. Griffith and wife OF Los Angeles are
visiting friends in this City. Mr.. Griffith is the
Lumber King of the south, and his stay here
| will be short, prior to visit he and his fam.
lily are to pay to friends in San Mateo.
| +. P. Wickersh am, chairman of the Board OF
! Supervisors, banker, lawyer and vineyardist
of Fresno, is at the Lick House. He gives a
glowing account OF the prospects ofhts county
| as a stock-raising and fruit-producing section
| of the State.
F. w. Jackson, secretary of the San Diego
Gas Company and leading wheelman of
San Diego. is in the City. He is on business
in connection with his company. Before he
returns home he will visit his father, A. B.
Jackson, the banker, of Salinas.
| Samuel Parker, Hawaiian Minister of For
eign Affairs under King Kalakaua, and who oc-
cupied other prominent places in the Hawa-
] iian Cabinet during Kalakaua's and Liliuoka-
lanfs reign, was among the arrivals by the
China yesterday. He may 60 East
| Sheriff Dan P. Donahoe of Marysville, Dep
uty Sheriff 8. H. Wilson of Butte, Sheriff NJ L.
Merry of Chico, and J. H. Mansfield, owner of
large store in Chico, arrived here yesterday
on the PaulselI case and are at the Grand
1 Sheriff Merry is the owner of foundry and
machine-shop in Chico.
| Among the arrivals at the Occidental are
number OF missionaries who, for many years
in some cases. have been laboring in different
| parts OF the Orient. They are: DR.. M. c..
Fowler and E. M. Petley of Pangorn, Burmah |;
E. c. Glover, formerly of Boston; o. r. Pike
! formerly of Della ware: Miss E. r. Simons, for.
| merly OF BrOwnstOn Mfnn. and A. W. Fishe