The San Francisco call., 1897-11-10
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w. P. Thomas, lawyer of Uk:ah, is at the
Grand.
Frank A. Cressy, banker of Modesto, is al
the Lick
r. H. Wiley, lawyer from Monterey, is al
the Grand.
DR.. D. Johnson, U. s. A., is a guest at the
Occidental.
NJ. Dinkelspiel, a suisun news paper man, is
at the Grand.
c. C. Crow of Crows Landing is guest at
the Occidental.
Jesse D. Carr, a capitalist of Salinas, is al
the Occidental
John A. McIntire, a Sacramento mining man,
is at the Grand.
George A. Smith, vineyardist OF Cour tland,
is at the Grand
+. e. Farnswo orth, Visalis lawyer, is stay
ing at the Lick.
DR.. and Mrs H. S. Boys of Paso Rohles are
guests a the Russ.
L. 5. Spalding. merchant of Woodland, Is a
guest at the Grand
Il E. Justin, a merchant of Portland, Or, is
registered at the Lick.
II. L. Adams, vice-president Of the Stockton
Gas Company, is at The Grand.
Colonel and Mrs o. Summers of Portland,
Or, have arrived at the Baldwin.
b. +. Hartley of tho Zantgraf mine at
Auburn is registered at the Grand
Frank A. Cressy, lawyer of Modesto, IS
among the late arrivals at the Lick.
V. S. McClatchy, editor and proprietor OF the
sacramento Bee, is at the California.
E. McGettigan of Vallejo, late Supervisor OF
Soano County, is guest at the Russ.
d. C. Hobart, mining man from Silver
City, n. Mex, arrived at the Occidental yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hollow of the Ellington
Hotel, Santa barbara, are late arrivals at the
Grand.
Oscar B. Hinsd dale Of Gardiner, Or, and for
merly of Santa Barbara, arrived at the Lick
yesterday.
Samuel McMurtrie, the railroad con tractor,
came up from San Luis Obispo yesterday and
is a the Palace
F. Cutting of Oakland of the Cutting Pack
ing Company arrived at the Palace yesterday
with Mrs. Cutting
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson, on their way home to
Sydney, Aus 4alia, arrived here last night
from the East and are guests at the Palace.
Miss Maud Jeffries a society belle OF Mem
phis, Tenn, arrived al the Palace last night
from the East, accompanied by her brother,
Norman Jeffries.
H. NJ. La Rue of Sacramento arrived at the
Occidental last night. He is in town to attend
m eeting OF the ate Railroad Commission
OF which he is member.
Norman Greg and Gregor T. Greig of Glss-
gov. Scotland, arrived here last night on the
Central overland train from the East and are
guests at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Seaman of New Orleans
are guests at the Palace. They left home
shortly before the yellow-fever epidemic broke
out and have been avoiding New Orleans ever
since
William r. Sterling manufacturer of
Chicago and member OF the Brotherhood of
St Andrew, will arrive in this city to-day on
the overland train. While here he will be q
guest OF the brotherhood in San Francisco and
in Oakland. Next Sunday evening he will ad-
dress the Brotherhood of st. Andrew at st.
Luke's Church.
DR.. Allen of Duluth, Mimi, who recently
retnrned from Alaska, will depart to-day for
Prince william Sound, Alaska, the head quar-
tiers of the Pacific Whaling Company. He will
be gone wear. He says that there are now
probably 300 men waiting at Prince William
Sound to get in to the gold fields as soon
as spring comes. He says that no map yet
published OF Alaska does more than roughly
approximate the location OF rivers Ind noun
talns, and tEat none SO far issued have been
anywhere near correct