The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-10-19
PERSONAL.

State Senator J. NJ. GIeaves of Redding is in
the city.
E. j. Cahill, & civil engineer of San Martin.
is in town.
S. s. Freeman of Portland. Or, is at the Co.'S
mopolitan Hotel.
J. Huffman of Ukiah is registered at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mrs J. Nicholson of Forest Hill is st the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Dr.. J. w. Hudson of Ukiah registered at the
Ora d yesta rday.
sidaey Coe of England is in the city. stop
ping at the Palace Hotel.
B. C. French. merchant of Davisville, is q
guest at the Lick House
F. c. Lusk. lawyer of Chico, is in town stop
ping at the Palace Hotel ----
J. B. Dennis, lawyer of Reno, registered at
the Palace Hotel yesterday
Judge J. Al Logan of Santa Cruz is in the
CIT, stopping at the Grand.
r. NJ Salizer, a merchant of ReddiDg. ar
rived III this city yesterday.
I. e. White. a banker of Fresno, registered
at the Lick House yesterday.
X. c. Waller, mining man of Nevada City,
is stopping at the Lick House.
E s. Churchill, Il banker of Napa, is In the
city guest at The Palace Hotel
tered at the Palace Hotel yesterday.
DR.. George w. Little of New York arrived
Yesterday and iegistered at the Palace.
Frank l. Coombs of Napa arrived yesterday
and is stoppin at the Grand Hotel.
Congress man Marion de vries of Stockton
registered at the Grand Hotel last evening.
Colonel George b. Sperry and family of
Stockton registered at the Palace Hotel yester-
day.
C. L. Kennedy and E. F, Miller OF San Jose
are among the recent arrivals al the Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
John A. McIntire, a mining man OF sacra-
mento, arrived last evening and registered at
the Grand Hotel.
J. A Fillmore, manager of the Southern
Pacific, returned last evening from visit to
New York and Chicago.
DR.. A. Z. Osborne, superintendent of the
Home for Feeb,e-minded, arrived in the city
yesterday and re gistered at the Grand.
W. A Clark, who is largely interested in
Montana copper mines, arrived in the city on
the Central overland last night and registered
at the Palace Hotel
Captain James NJ. Mcdonald has returned
from tour OF the Northwestern country. He
had delightful visit in Yellowstone Park
with Colonel S. b. NJ. Young, U. s A. superin-
tendent of the National Reservation.
R. S. Sparks and w. r. Kelly, who ha We been
guests al the Baldwin for several months, de-
parted yesterday on the steamship City of
Para for Guatemala. where both have extern
sive private interests ana where both are gen.
ersI agents for two large American firms.
G. B. Benhan, member of the Typog raph-
ical Union and delegate OF the County Branch
of the Socialist Labor party, spoke last night in
Turk-street Temple on benalf of the Labor
Alliance and in favor of la Dor unions exertiug
political influence. He had issued a chal-
lenge to debate the question with labor union
men opposed 10 political action, but none ap-
peared to combat his views.
Colonel Alexander G. Halves of London
registered a. the Occidental Hotel yesterday
He left San Francisco less than two years ago
to take charge of the affairs of the New York
Lille Insurance Company in England. Prior TO
his departure for London Colonel HAYES
lived in San Francisco for twenty-five years.
He was president of the San Francisco Art
Association ano the Bohe Club. He was
also an active spirit in the Loyal Legion, Com
mandery of California.
6. C. Smith. editor of the Bakersfield Echo
and the eloquent Senator from Kern in the
State Senate. arrived in the CITY yesterday
The Senator has in his possession the last deed
to the right of way necessary for the extern
sion of the Valley road from Visalia to Bakers
field He expects the road to be completed to
the Kern River about Christmas, and 1t would
not surprise him If the people of that region
held one OF the greatest celebrations on record
| to commemorate the event of the Valley roads
completion 10 that point. The fact that the
capitalists of San Francisco took the entire
issue of So .0OO, 900 of bonds for the exte sion
OF the line from stockton to San Francisco
and the further extension TO Bakersfield was
hailed with delight by the people of Kern
County. The subscription signified to the
Senator disposition on the part of the rich
men of the metropolis to invest their means
in enterprises for the development OF the
State.