The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
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PERSONAL.


A. P. Martin OF Fresno is at the Cosmopolitan
Mymore Higginson of England is. at the
Palace: 3
LA. whitehurstoi Gilroy came to the City
r.: b. Kirby, wealthy resident. OF Chicago.
+ WV. Middle coff, an attorney Of Salinas. is
1.-THE Ci.y.
E. j. McPike an attorney Of ST. Helena, is a
J: F. Condon, merchant of Verdi, New, is
at the Grand. =. "
Charles Gubienyi OF Budapest Germany, is
at the California. ::
John N. wood, a banker OF Stockton, is here
on business trip. Z:
A. F: McMillen. a mining man of Rossland,
B. G., lis in the CRY.
Major and Mrs. Darling are at the Decide ental.
on their way to the East ::
Sheriff Dan P: Denohoe Of Marysyille was
among yesterdays arrivals
Milton Swing, business man Of San Diego.
is spending few days here.
DR.. C. G. Moriee Of New Zealand is among
the arrivals here by the Moano. =: !:
>: L. F. st. Clair, owner of the gas works at
Bakersfield, is late arrival here.
Frank carp of Newcastle, N. s. W., arrived
here by the steamer Moana yesterday.
Louis J. Davies, an extensive merchant Of
Sydney, Australia, is at the Occidental.
j.. r. Miller and w. ]. Hotchkiss leading
winegrowers of Healdsburg. are in town. -
Il Homer A. Ritter of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey is at the Occidental.
|; "A. s. Cummings, who owns ageneral store at
Arcata, is among the arrivals at the Russ.
George: W.. Wilson and daughter of Santa
Cruz, Cal, are at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
l.. R: G. Brownlow and Mrs. Brownlow Of sgd
ney. are in towL. and registered at the Palace.
Among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday y
| were H. G. Collins and Mrs. Collins of Mexico.
!. P. w. Webster, a mining. man:ot Coolgardie,
| West Australia, arrived here from the Orient
/ yesterday: -. /: =. +. =.
+ R. "A. Boggs. q mining man Of Sulphur
Greek, is ii visitor TO the City. He is at the
Occidental. =. :..::.. -1..:. - = ::
| Robert Halsteed, q wealthy sugar planter OF
Honolulu, is at the Occidental, accompanied
/ by his wife: IF: Z: =.
/ James. Maynadier, wealthy cattle-grower
| of the Indian Mountains, Arizona, is on visit
| to this city. :
Professor L. ID. syle of the State University
o
Alaska. He was absent several weeks. -:
| Judge Frank n. Dunno of Depar tment II OF
the Superior Court; has returned from his
vacation and will open court nextweek..
l.. Oscar A. Tofle, clerk of epartment1 II of the
Superior Court, has gone to Lake TIA for
| his acation.. He will make his headquarters
+ at Tallac. 80" =
l. William M Marquart. a gentleman who is
| largely interested in gold properties in the
| Cimmaron Mountains of New Mexico, is a late
! arrival mere. Ne will remain week or two: :.
/ ColoneEtW. a. Butler of Chicago, who is in
terested In mines in Tuolnmne County and
also in Kern County, where he is one of the
| owners in the Compromise mine, located at
| Tehachapi, is at the Grand. \
f. Colonel James S. Hardin of San ia Rosa, who
| Is very extensively engaged In raising horses
and cattle in Idaho, Oregon. Northern Cali.
| fornia and Nevada, is at the Russ: House. He
| is here for a few.days stay.
/ DR.. John F. Morse. wife and son will arrive
| in San Francisco on Friday morning, after
+ sixty days journeying through the East. DR..
William H. Martin and family and Miss c. G.
Wall arrive :Dy the same train.
.R. NJ. Strous, the mining expert who repre-
sents Lane & Hobart, arrived here yesterday
| from Ari zona, where he has been examining g
properties He is accompanied by. George L.
Fisher of Denver. They are at the Palace.
| George Fenwick. managing director of the
Otago Daily Times and chairman of the New
| Zealand Press Association, with headq quarters s
| at Dunedin, New Zealand, is a guest at the
Occidental Hotel. Mr. Fenwick is on his way
East on trip combining business and pleas
ure, and in tends to return to Otago about No
| yember l, when Parliament conyenes. :.