The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
PERSONAL.


c. R. Tillson, Modesto lawyer, is at the
| Lick.
| Charles E. White, a granger OF San Jose. is at
| the Palace
Horace Laning, Z. s. Navy, is registered at
| the Occidental
L. Rockiife, State official from Sacramento,
| is guest at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Churchill of Napa are
| guests at the California.
NJ n. Croftan, U. s. A., aud Miss Croitan are
guests at the Occidental.
J. T. Sabbith, U. S. Army, and Mrs. Sabbith
are guests al the Occidental.
I. T. Mannheim, merchant manager OF
Hanford. is at the Occidental.
+. Hart Chicago hardware merchant, is
among the late arrivals at the Grand.
August II. Schnabel, an orchardist and min
ing man of Newcastle, is at the Grand.
Frank n. Rust, an insurance man of Los
Angeles. is a late arrival at the Grand.
f. J. Merritt and wife of Esparto, Cal, are
among the guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Edwin Dun of Ohio, ex-Minister to Japan,
registered at the Palace yesterday for Toxic.
George W. Kenney, the liveryman of the
Yosemite Valley, arrived at the Lick last might.
B. II. Upham, who owns large and pro-
duetive vineyard near Martinez, is at the
Lick.
DIR. James NJ. Howe of Edinburgh, Scotland.
arrived at the Grand last night accompanied
| by his wife.
A. L. McCandless business man of Salinas,
is guest at the Grand, accompanied by Mrs.
McCandless.
| J. B. Wright, superint tendent of the sacra-
mento division OF the Southern Pacific, was in
| town yesterday.
Walter James of Bakersfield, the civil engi-
| neer who planned the Kern Valley canals, is
| at the Baldwin.
j. Grimmond ofNew Zealand, mining man
| just returned from Seattle, arrived at the CAL
| ifornia yesterday.
Captain George W. Coffin, U. S. N, is at the
Occidental He is on his way to duty with
the Asiatic squadron.
George G. Mclean. the Grass Valley mining
magnate III at the Lick, was reported better at
| late hour last night.
Samuel Disston of Philadelphia, one of the
big firm manufacturing the Disston saws, ar
| rived at the Palace yesterday.
William Brockman, prominent Mason of
Susanville, is at the Russ. He has come here
to attend the Masonic Grand Ladge.
John Percy Lawton, an Englishman engaged
| in the real estate business at Santa Bar cara,
arrived at the Occidental last night.
B. I. Steinman, ex-Mayor of Sacramento and
| now proprietor of the Depot Hotel at the CAPT
tai city, is a late arrival at the Palace.
Arthur L. Pearse of London, representing
| several English mining syndicates, returned
to the Palace yesterday from trip to Por t.
land, Or.
W. II. H. Stowen of Duluth, Mimi, ca pital-
lst and ex-Congressman, arrived at the Palace
yesterday, accompanied by his wife. He has q
son in school in San Mateo.
James NJ. Braly, Miss Braly, Miss Eliza beth
Braly ana Miss Bertha Braly of Fresno arrived
| at the Lick yesterday. The Misses Braly were
formerly students at Stanford University.
superintendent Chambers of the Ontario
| and DAILY mines of Utah is in town. While
here IT Is expected that he will confer witt
Lloyd Tevis and Mrs. Hearst and satisfactorily
| grange matters pertaining TO the mines.
L. w. Covell of Washington D. c., an exam
iner for the Civil Service Commission, arrived
in the city yesterday and Will supervise the
| examination to take place at the Postoffice to-
day for various positions in the Government
| service
Farmer Callahan of siskiyou County, on his
| way 10 this city yesterday, got no nearer than
| the Sixteenth-street station In Oakland. There
he left the train with his wife and their little
infant daughter, who had been born in one of
| the tourist coaches. Mrs. and Miss Callahan
! were taken TO the FabIola Hospital.
Joseph T. Low of New York City, accom-.
| panied by Mrs. Low, Miss Low and Miss Laura
| Low, arrived yesterday at the Palace. Mr.
Low is a retired dry-goods merchant who is
now, after thirty years of profitable business
| on Z pleasure tour OF the world. He expects
| to be travelling a year. He will remain here
| until the China sails on the 21st and will
| spend the intervening time sightseeing and
visiting ol ID merchants here
| Clement Wilder, who for years has been a
prominent promoter of advertising for many
lines OF business, will give up diversified work
TO assume control at Sacramento of all the ad-
vertising for the firm of John Breuner. Over
| work and consequent poor health were re-
| sponsib.e for the change His business in ter
| ests here Will be assumed by his successo or
| Charles H. Lombard for some time past con-
| nected with the old firm OF Wilder & Co.