The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-05
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PERSON L

A. A. Brown of Montreal Is at the LICK
| Rev. D. Hagan of Marysville is in town.
J. L. Sawyer of Paris, France, is at the Lick.
DR.. ]. L. Young OF the United States navy is
in town.
C. Madrid OF Guadalajara, Mexico, is at the
| Baldwin.
Miss L. s. Codwse of Washington, D. c., is at
the Grand.
W. E. Gerber, banker of Sacramento, is at
the Grand.
John McCarty of Nevada is at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel
NJ. F. Campion of New York City is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Miss A. Ludlow of San Antonio is at the
Cosmopolitan.
]. W. Oatman of Reno, New, is among the
late arrivals here.
Railroad Commissioner II. NJ. La Rue is here
for few days stay
Tom Lane, superinte ndent of the U tica mine
at Angels is in town.
DR.. R. NJ. Hunt of Nevada City was one OF
last nights arrivals.
]. Kaufman, mining and business man OF
Butte, is st the Palace.
n. Wines, stage line owner of Santa
Barbara is in the City.
jeff F. Moses, OF the United States steamer
Aibatross. is at the Occidental.
Dr. Merritt Hit of Los Angeles arrived here
yesterday. He is at the Baldwin.
D. Galloway. who owns large tract OF land
near Walnut Greek, is in the City.
v. M. Engelbright and Charles Langford, OF
Milton, are at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George W. Emmett q mine owner and bust
| ness man of Boise, Idaho, is in the City.
H. J. Small OF Sacramento, superintendent
OF the Southern Pacific shops, is in town.
A. F. Belene, a wealthy rancher and beet
grower of Salinas, arrived here yesterday.
H. A. Brown, q mlne-owner of Aspen. Colo,
is among the late arrivals at the Baldwin.
| f. J. Stark has been reelected cantor of the
| Temple Emanuel for a term OF three years
| F. S. wickersham, the widely known poll.
ticlau of Fresno, is among the arrivals here.
| c. E. Arnold of Bakersfield. q business man
of that town, arrived here yesterday and is at
the Grand.
Superior Judge j. NJ Mannon of Mendocino
! Couaty Is a visitor here, and Is registered at
the Grand.
Congressman Charles T Joy of ST. Louis was
among the arrivals here last night He is at
! the Palace.
Judge and Mrs Stanley and Miss Lou Har-
vey have gone to Riverdale, Napa County, for
| vacation.
! Railway Commissioner Clark has returned
| from trip 10 the East after two months in
various cities.
j. A. Hamilton, big farmer of Pescadero,
who is also engaged in the dairying business,
| is registered at the Russ.
Andrew Branch has returned from sacra-
| mento and has resumed his position in the
| Office OF the County Clerk.
| ,ol-a al 81 Co
jose, and brother of exMaYor RucKer Of the
Garden City, is at the Palace.
C. H. Fairall. the attorney, of Stockton. is at
the Grand. He is here on business in connec-
ton with the Valley Railroad.
William /. Peckham, leading business
man or Milwaukee, Wis, ia at the Occidental,
accom- panied by Mrs. Pecknam.
| A prominent party. consisting of Sumner R.
Stone, Miss E B. Stone and Mrs. Charles L.
| Clarke, OF New York, are at the Occidental.
Judge F. E. Langford OF the United States
| Circuit Court of Appeals, with headquarte tiers
at Spokane, Wash, is at the Palace, accom-
panied by Mrs. Langford.
Isaac Deiner and H. R. Bemis of Redding,
who are engaged in gold mining in Shasta
County, and who are here to purchase mining
| machinery, are among the arrivals at the
| Russ.
Among the arrivals at the Occidental yester-
day was Colonel J. W. Fender, of the Gold
| Creek Mining Company, a. Gold Creek New.
| Coone Fender recently became interested
| in mining al Gold Creek. He is al so an owner
in several gold prospects at Randsburg.
G. ". Grayson the widely known California
mining engineer, has returned from Sskiyou
! County, where he has been for several weeks,
! and will oday leave for three weeks absence
| on trip to Santa Rosalo, in Sonora. Mr..
| Grayson brought down from S!skiyou two
unique products of that county in the shape
| OF pair OF cunning little bears. They are as
| yet but mere cubs, being but a few inches
| high. They were caught back of Ham burg
Bar, on the Klamath River, by An Indian,
from whom Mr.. Grayson secured them. He
has given the little bears over to friend here,
who will keep them as pets for his children.
/ at least for time
Ex, Senator l. J. Rose, the old-time Cali
fornia land and fast horse owner, is am ong
| the arrivals here. Mr.. Rose was widely talked
| about few years ago in connection with a
| number OF great enterprises. He was TIE
owner at that time of the famous Sunny Slope
| rancho, in Southern California. which he sold
| to an English syndicate for $3.50, 900. little
while later he was fortunate in selling his big
string of fast horses for some three or four
| hundred thousand dollars. He sold at the
| very lon OF the market, before electrical power
and the bicycle had paraly zed the use OF the
horse, and at time when blooded steppers
was the common craze of every man who
could raise money enough to own them.
Since that time Mr.. Rose has been engaged in
mining in Arizona and in q number of other
enterprises.
| Robert Wingate, a pioneer OF Tacoma, and
one OF the best known coal mine experts in
the country, is among the arrivals here. Mr..
| Wingate years ago discovered the famous Car
bonado coal mines on the Carbon River in
| Washington. He has also discovered and de-
| veloped other coal mines in that State. The
mines he early developed there were speedily
| acquired by the Pacific Improvement Com
! pauy and have been the means Of saving
| m llioas of dollars to that corporati ton. Mr..
Wingate hes also been engaged in extensive
| building and real estate opera tons in Tacoma
! for some years, and has SO been in the bank
| ing business, as well as at the head of numer-
| Gus companies for the deye -opment of dii-
ferent resources He Is here partly for business
and partly Tor pleasure and will probably re-
main two weeks at least.
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