The San Francisco call., 1897-02-10
Personal

L. NJ. Turner of Seattle is late arrival here.
A. B. Johnson of Arizona is al the New West
ern.
NJ. r. Doyle of Red Bluff is late arrival
here.
Theodore stover OF Topeka, Kans., is at the
Russ.
S C. Freels, business man OF Hollister, is
in town.
John Grail, business man of Juneau, is in
the City.
William Winters of Butte, Mont, is at the
Baldwin.
William Virgins, business man of Tacoma,
is in town.
J. McMillen, business man of Carson, New,
is in town.
W. W. Middlecof. an attorney of Salinas. is
a the Grand.
NJ. Grunwaldt, business man of Cologne. is
ct the Palace.
]. Newton, capitalist of London, arrived
here last night.
Dr.. J. C. Bryan OF the United States Navy, is
at the Occidental.
Thomas Fitzgerald, 8 resident of Los An
geles is in the City.
J. Rattan, esttleman OF Miles City, Mont,
is late arrival here.
James F. Peck, an attorney of Merced, ar
rived here yesterday.
J. J. Trabucco, a mine-owner Of Mariposa
County, is at the Lick.
Ex-sheriff W. P. Harkey, the pioneer, of Yuba
City, is on visit here.
r. c. Terry, the prominent vine-grower Of
Clayton, is in the City.
r P. Bentley, fruit grower and packer OF
Sacramento. is in town.
G. Makegawa of Toxic, Japan, arrived last
night and i, at the Palace.
A. Bettens, manager of the Byron Hot
Springs, is at the Baldwin. ,H-
E. d. Snider of Chicago is among recent ar
rivals at the Cosmopolitan.
Mrs. Ethelbert Ia bot and Miss Talbot, of
Wyoming are at the Palace.
L. G. Moulton, the great grain grower OF
CoIusa, reached here last night.
c. Z. Sherman. prominent citizen Of Santa
Barbara, is here for a brief stay.
Harry Postlethwsite, who owns extensive
ranches near San Jese, is in the City.
H. B. Hobson, e mining and trading man of
Quesnelle. b. c., is at the Commercial
DR. j. H. Montgomery of Portland arrived
here yesterday and is at the Occidental.
J. F. McEnerney, basiness man of Buffalo,
n. Y. is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
George A. Smith of Courtland, the ranch
manager and business man. is at the Grand.
Professor A. Z. Cotton of the Lick Observa.
tory, Mount Hamilton, is here for q short visit
Miss Emma L. Lamb of Economy, Ind.
missionary on her way TO the Orient, is q the
Occidental
B. II. Upnam, business man and vineyard
ist OF Martinez, arrived here last night. He is
at the Lick.
A. p. Halfnill, one of the owners of the Cali
fornia Fish-paeking Company, Los Angeles, is
visitor here.
r. I. Root, a mine-owner. whose headouar.
ters are at Denver. is here on a business trip
and is at the Palace.
A. J. Lachman and family, who are prepar-
ing for q trip TO Europe of some considerabl BILE
length, are at the Lick.
Oscar Tolle, who has been i'll for several
days. is again able to perform his duties as
clerk of Judge Cooks court.
T. B. Blessing of Prairie City, Iowa, who
has been on a visit to Southern California and
who is accompanied by his wife, is at the Russ
Lieutenant John H. WhaIley OF the navy. for
a long time past connected with the Atlantic
station but now transferred here, is at the Oc-
cidental.
II. r. Hall of Hall Bros, ship-builders of
Port Blakeley, Wash, is in the City. He is an
old ship-builder, and from his yards on Puget
Sound have been turned out a large number
OF vessels during the past few years.
George F. Parker, the owner OF an extensive
ranch in Colusa County, and who is one of the
large growers of grain and fruit there, is here
on business trip and is at the Russ. He is
said to have fully $500. 900 invested in ranches
ana other pr operty.