The San Francisco call., 1897-02-12
PERSON AL

L. A. Elliott of Visalia is in the City.
w. Z. Jarte of YountvlIie is at the Russ.
John D. Gray of Fresnois on a visit here.
5. NJ. Bradbury of Los Angeles is in the City.
Ernest w. Brooks of London is at the Palace
w. J. Jones of Valley Ford is on a visit to the
City.
II. c. Owendon of Maui, Hawaii, is in the
City.
George Fl. Jackson of Woodland is at the
Lick.
H. G. Spalding has arrived here from New
York.
A. c. Emmons, an attorney of Portland, is in
town.
Sherwood Gillespy of Seattle arrived here
yesterday.
A. Mursell of Sydney, New South Wales, has
arrived here.
Mark Chamberlain, Assessor OF Yolo County
is IN the City.
E. NJ. McGettigan, the contractor. of Vallejo,
is at the Russ.
Senator Eugene ]. de Saba of Nevada City is
on visit here.
are at the Palace.
Raleigh Barcar, the attorney and newspaper
owner OF Vacaville, is in town.
W. S. Kinney. the salmon packer and busi-
ness man. OF Astoria, is registered here.
R. II. Collier was one OF the arrivals by the
Alameda yesterday. He is at the Palace
Dr. Walter R. Gillette ana John C. Elliott of
New York are among the late arrivals at the
Palace.
Henry NJ. Kingman, prominent shoe manu-
facturer OF Brockton, Mass, is at the oeci-
dental.
Mrs. George H. Paris, wife of Editor Paris of
Honolulu, arrived on the Alameda yesterday
and is al the Occidental.
S. I. Porter, editor and proprietor of the Del
Norte Record at Crescent City, is making
visit here and will probably stay for several
days. He is at the Grand.
ID. N. Murphy, the well-known general mer-
chant OF the Needles, VINO has been there
many. years and long filed the position of
Postm aster, as well as other official places, is
In the City on a business trip.
g. II. Um bsen, the real estate man, and Mrs
Z. Umhsen returned on the Alameda yesterday
from Honolulu, where they have been spend
ing vacation. They were welcomed by host
OF friends as soon as the big steamer docked.
Charles Nelson, formerly owner of the Ha-
waaiin steamer Kahului, was passenger by
the Alameda. According to him business is
very dull In the Hawaaiin Islands, and it wi l
be many months before Honolulu will begin to
liven up.
Z. Mansfield, the well-known mining man
from WaDganui, n. T., and also editor of
the weekly publication Al, arrived on the
Alameda. He will make a tour of the United
States, and later on will go 10 Europe and then
back to Australia.
Louis Dean of Reno, the rich cattleman.
whose ranges throughout Nevada have made
him widely talked about and who has been in
the cattle business for over twenty years is at
the Russ. He is down on trip combining
business and pleasure.
Clarence McFetridge, who is largely inter
ested in Kern County lands, is in town, hay-
ing come down yesterday from Yolo County.
Mr.. McFetridge states that owing 10 the pre-
vailing wet season the 1897 wheat crop OF YoIo
County will be appreciably smaller than that
of 1896.
Robert C. Lund of ST. George and E. D.
Wooley of Salt Lake, Commissioners from
Utah 10 go TO Arizona and confer with a
like commission from that Territory regard
ing the line of the borders. are at the Palace.
MI Lund was once a member of the Terri
torial Board OF Equalization.
Elijah Smith of New York, president of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, is
here on business and pleasure trip. Mr..
Smith formerly lived in Portland, and man.
aged the road and vessels of the company
from that point. He says there is nothing
particularly new to say about his company.