The San Francisco call., 1897-05-18
PERSON AL
Robert Ford OF Loomis is in town

Robert Ford OF Loomis is in town.
E. D. Taussig of Palermo is at the Occidental
The Rev. William Gill of Colusa is at the
Lick.
Ex-Judge Thomas B. Bond of Lakeport is a
visitor here.
Harwood Morgan OF Seattle registered here
yesterday.
A. c. Craig of Davis, Cal, is at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
c. E. Tinkham. lumber manufacturer OF
Chico, is in the City.
A. Gartenlaub, a vineyardist OF Fresno, is
here on short visit.
John Thoman, vineyardist OF st. Helena,
is here Tor a few days.
J. +. Devendorf, real estate dealer OF San
Jose. is at the Grand.
E. A. Moody, mining man of Gold Run, ar
rived here yesterday.
W. H. Dudley. wealthy resident of New
York, is at the Palace.
c. H. Reed of San Luis Obispo came up TO
the Bay City yesterday.
A. B. Harges of Portland, Or, is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
G. R. Hopkins, well-to-do business man Of
Butte, Mont, is at the Palace.
J. Harrison ana wife of Pacific Grove are
staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
M. Rohm Herzog of Logalbach, Alsace, was
among the arrivals by last nights train
c. w. Roby, a leading business man OF
Fresno, was among yesterdays arrivals.
Elias Thomas, wealthy business man OF
Portland, Maine, arrived here last night.
The Rev. c, o. Tillotson of Santa Cruz arrived
here yesterday. He is at the Occidental.
Among the arrivals here from Red Bluff
yesterday was J. L. Barham and Mrs. Barham.
E. W. Runyan, the well-known banker and
business man of Red Bluff, is q recent arrival
here.
F. Weller and F. s. Barlow of Tacoma, Wash.,
are among the arrivals at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
A. Templeton. business man of Galveston,
Tex, is in the City accompanied by Mrs Tenn
pleton.
Among the arrivals from the nor tn yesterday
was Fl. B. Gamble of Vancouver. British Co.
lumbia
D. E. Hobart, wealthy mining man and
ranch owner of Silver City, N Mex, is visiting
the City.
John +. williams and william D. Bennett
have returned after visiting several cities OF
the State.
DR.. J. B. S. Egan, Miss Egan, Mrs. G. HUI
burt and L. H. Brakeman of New York are at
the Palace
V. D. Crysler Of Detroit, Mich, who is here
for business and pleasure. is staying at the
Occidental.
Charles Monroe, an attorney of Los Angeles,
the partner of United States Senator White. is
al the Palace.
Charles c. Wren, formerly surveyor OF Ne
vada County. arrived here yesterday from
Grass Valley.
Dnrl- t;ol-a of fba
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, has gone East
on months visit
Matthew Gage, the capitalist, of Riverside,
who owns the Gage system of canals at River
side and vicinity, is in the City.
Among the arrivals here yesterday was R.
NJ. Schofield, well-known resident of Port.
land Or. He is at the Baldwin.
Police Judge Low adjourned court yesterday
for his annual vacation. which he will prob
ably spend in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Justice Groezinger yesterday presided in
Judge Campbell's place in Police Court l.
Judge Campbell has Rheumatism and intends
| TO spend week at Bartlett Springs.
The Reverend E. G. Miller and Mrs. Miller of
Cedar, British Columbia, arrived here yester-
day. Mr.. Miller has been engaged for some
time in mission work in that part of the coun-
try.
DR.. Thomas Flint, the early pioneer of San
Juan, who is interested in an enormous area
OF land and in various business enterprises,
arrived here yesterday and is at the Grand.
Mrs. Flint came with him.
Antoine de Grubissich- Keresztur, Charge
d d'Affaires at Buenos Ayres, will arrive here to-
day and will stop at the Palace. Arrange
ments have been made for his coming by
Carter Won Voorhard of Java, who came yes
terday.
Nat. C. Goodwi in, who Joys an international
reputation as a humorist and comedian, was
among the arrivals by yesterdays overland.
He was accompanied by Maxine Elliott and
Miss G. Elliott OF New York. They are at the
Palace.
Mayor A. G.. White of Sandwich. H., is
among the members of the Order Of Railway
Conductors now visiting this City. The Mayor
is a relative of ex-Superior Judge sanderson OF
this City and met the Judge yesterday for the
first time in thirty years.
Mrs. Helen Gardener, the distinguished
author of many interesting scientific works
and widely known as an able lecturer, who
appeared here recently during the session of
the Woman's Congress, has returned to the
City after visiting several OF the most attrac-
tive suburban points. Mrs. Gardener is now
Wis iting some of her friends here. She will
probably remain in this City and other parts
of the State during the entire summer. Thii
was her intention when she reached here some