The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-14
PERSONAL.

| D. P. Farber OF Spokane is at the Lick.
| Dr. Hugh Cross of Marshfeld, Or, is in
| town.
Thomas Filben of Marysville is at the occi-
dental.
DR.. George W. Dixon of Sacramento is at the
Palace.
Andrew G. Myers of Fort Jones is at the oc-
cidental.
Deputy Sheriff J. L. Johnson of Ukiah is in
the City
Theodore Allen, a mining man of Angels, Is
at the Grand.
DR.. A. c. Jackson of wadsworth, New, is a
late arrival here.
The Rev. William H. Story of Marysville is
here on a brief visit.
]. E. Putnam, mining man of Idaho, ar
rived here yesterday.
L. F. Warner Jr., business man of Vancou-
yer, B. c., is in the City.
Ex-senator A. F. Jones of Oroville, Butte
County, is visitor here.
B. Clytie, wine-grower of st. Helena, is in
the City on a business trip.
P p cambridge. mining man of Trinity
County, is at the Occidental.
George P. Messervy, a wealthy business man
of New York, is at the Palace
E. NJ Hiatt of Yorkville, Supervisor of Men
docino County, is atthe Russ.
J. Shaw, druggist of Sonora, Tuolumne
County, is registered at the Russ.
Lieutenant w. L. Fisk of the United States
army. Portland, Or, is at the Palace.
Z. E. Elliott, agent OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad at Bakersfield, is at the Grand.
Horace L. Smith, an attorney Of Hanford, ar
rived here yesterday. He is at the Grand.
Frank A. Miller, proprietor OF the Rowell
House, Riverside, arrived here yesterday.
James McCoppin, a nephew of Frank Nc
Coppin, Is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
g. A. Elliot, fruit-grower of Santa Clara, is
among recent arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.
R. S. Johnston, a mining man OF Nevada, is
at the Palace, accompanied by Mrs. Johnston.
T. NJ. Oyeno, a Japanese business man who
has been some time in the East, arrived here
last night.
o. B. Randall of MERGED has come to the
City on business. He is registered at the Cos
mopolitan.
ST. Capp, wife ana daughter arrived from
Oakdale this morning and are staying at the
Cosmopolitan.
]. NJ. Gardner, one of the leading ranchers of
Wheatland, is here for a stay of few days,
and is at the Russ.
s. summerfleld, an attorney of Reno, and
ex-member of the Nevada Senate, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
G. Mittkelson and ]. NJ. Brunzell, who own
mining property at Silver City, Idaho, are
here TO remain few weeks.
Fred NJ. Smith, a business man of Eugene,
Or, came here yesterday with many visitors
from various parts of the north.
party OF Denver people, consisting of c. E.
Baughman, Mrs. Baughman, Bert Baughman
and Ira Blizzard, are at the Baldwin Hotel
Lorin Farr, the ex-Mayor OF Ogden. president
OF stake OF Mormons and distinguished as a
railroad builder, has returned here after some
time in Southern California. He is at the
Occidental.
Supervisor A. NJ. Duncan of Mendocino, who
runs store at Fish Rock and is engaged in
other enterprises there, among them the get
ting out of tan bark and certain kinds OF
timbers, is a late arrival in the City.
The last number of the National Kinder
garten News, pu blished ct Springfield, Mass,
contains an appreciative biogra ply of the late
Sarah b. Cooper. high tribute is paid to her
worth, and the opinion is expressed that no
one in America ever did more for the cause TO
which so many years of her life were devoted
w. W. McNair, the attorney, has returned
from Martinez, where he went some days ago
on important legal business. He says that
while ago many as $50 tramps at time
were kept at work breaking stone at Martinez
but that since the law went into effect the
tramps have dwlndled in number until now
dozen at q time on the rockpile is a great
many. They have heard of the rockpile and
keep away.