The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
PERSONAL.

John Boggs of Colusa is in the City.
C. H. Jordan, of Pasadena, is again in town.
George H. Smith of Los Angeles is in the
City.
Charles Crane of oroville arrived here yes
terday.
Assemblyman John Cross of Los Angeles is
at the Palace.
The Rev. Samuel Hirst, D. D., of Vallajo, is a
late arrival here.
DR.. A. w. Phillips of Seattle is among the
arrivals at the Palace.
E. E. Kephast of the Utica mine, Angels
Camp, is at the Cosmopolitan.
A. L. Black, a business man of New Whatcom,
is on a visit to San Francisco.
John J. Hanley of Montana is among those
who yesterday registered at the Lick.
L. Lakurai and 8. Takara Japanese mer-
chants of Puget Sound, are in the City.
Frank H. Buck, the wealthy and ex tensiye
fruitgrower of Vacaville,i on visit here.
A. L. Leyinsky, an attorney of Stockton, the
partner of ex-Congressman Louttit, is at the
Grand.
J. A. Moore of Bristol. Tenn, is visiting the
coast and will be at the Cosmopolitan for
few days.
| J. Mccarthy, who owns mining interests in
| Washington, is among recent arrivals at the
Cosmopolitan.
| C. D. shnson, leading business man of
| Seattle, is at the Palace, accompanied by his
wife and child.
| H. f. Swift, who is identified with different
enterprises in Alaska, was among yesterdays
| arrivals at the Grand.
Naval officer John P. Irish has gone to Chi
cago to attend The sound-money convention
| that meets there tomorrow.
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| California green fruits arrived here yester-
| day. after several weeks in Japan.
DR.. ". L. Berry and bride, nee Miss Stewart,
of Marysville, have returned here, and have
taken apartments at one of the hotels.
George s. Patton, manager of the San Gabriel
rancho and winery, arrived here last night
accompanied by Mrs. Patton, and is at the
| Palace.
R. A. Mckenzie, an old resident of Leadville,
Colo, who has Tor some time been engaged in
business and mining there, arrived here
yesterday.
| j. A. Lindsay OF Victoria, who is connected
with the firm OF r. Dunsmuir & Sons, in the
coal business, arrived here yesterday and is at
| the Occidental
| H. T. Clarkson, coffee-grower of Ceylon,
and his brother, Lieutenant Clarkson, of the
| British army in India, arrived here on the
steamer Coptic yesterday.
F. Temple Lynch, well-to-do coffee planter
of Central America, who has for some time
| been in California and has just come from
| Humboldt County, is at the Grand.
| Hon B. d. Murphy, the well-kuown banker
and landowner of Santa Clara County, is in the
| City attending to business and receiving the
new-year greetings OF his many friends.
d. Frank Hurt, proprietor of a large job
printing concern at Santa Barbara, and
brother of Loren Hunt, Berkeleys old football
hero, is in town on short business visit.
DR.. Catherine c. Wilcox of St. Paul is at the
Grand, accompanied by two ladies of st. Paul.
They are en- route to Los Angeles to remain
awhile, on account of the advantageous
climate.
Mrs. Frank D. Monckton, wife of the clerk of
the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, has
gone to Los Angeles for three months to visit
her mother, Mrs. H. C. VERIFY. Mrs. Monckton
is accom- panied by her little son.
F.A. Him, the millionaire of Santa Cruz, is
in the City. accompanied by his daughter
Mr.. HIM is one of the pioneers of Santa Cruz,
and owns block after block of valuable prop
erty there. He also owns a large amount of
fine farming land
Mrs. W. w. Dimond, daughter-in-law of the
late w. H. Dimond, returned on the Coptic
yesterday from Honolulu. Mrs. Dlmond sang
in the opera of ''Il Trovatore," and also took
the part of Jane in the play of s'Jane," at
Honolulu, and had large audiences.
Walter S. Newhall and his bride returned
yesterday on the steamer Coptic, after about
two months at Yokohama, Nagasaki, Kobe
and elsewhere. They had expected to go to
China, but were afraid OF being quarantined.
Mr. Newhall says business is picking up
rapidly in Japan, that manufactures have
started up, and that the election of Mckinley
has caused many additional orders Tor goods
from the United States.
An important committee of gentlemen in
teresed in ing. and In pushing Assembly
man H. T. Power of Placer for chairman of the
Committee on Mines and Mining, arrived here
last night II consisted of Assemblyman C. d.
Fontana Of Calaveras, Assem- blymau Robinson
of Calaveras, Senator w. F. Prisk of Nevada
and Judge Saward of Plumas. Mr. Power is
also in the City. They attended the meeting
of the executive committee of the California
Miners last night.