The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
PERSONAL.

DR.. Thomas Ross of Sacramento is at the
Grand.
Colonel Lawson. q. s. A., is at the oeci-
dental
John w. Howell lawyer of Merced. is at
the Lick.
A. Weilheimer, g merchant OF Fresno, is At
the Grand
L, E. Bush, Hanford real estate dealer, is
at the Lick
E. n. Borg, Popu!lst journalist Of Eureka,
is ct the Rus
Ex-Judge S. NJ. Buck of Eureka is among the
guests at the Lick.
S. G. D xon, banker of Dixon, arrived yes
terday at the Russ
Walter Hobart is doing we'll after his opera
tion Tor appendicitis
d. George H. Chance OF Portland, Or, is
registered at the Lick.
DR.. w. T.. Sargent of Modesto is making a
snort stay at the Grand.
J. Lindley, wealthy resident of Eureka, is
al the Russ with his son.
b. 1. Mccullough, a cattleman of Crows
Landing, IS at the Grand
+ D. Bannister, a mining man of Montana,
Is registered at the Palace
DR.. A. NJ. Gardner of the State Insane Asy-
lu m at Napa is at the LEX.
DR.. D. E. Osborne of St Hele ma is at the Oc-
cidentai with Mrs. Osborne.
A. Strickrath, a mining man from Ensenada,
ba1a California, is at the Russ.
E. ]. Power. a New York racahorse man,
arrived at the Palace yesterday.
J. K Law, a lawyer of Merced is at the 0c-
cldental, accompanied Dy his wife.
George F. Buck, an attorney-at-law of Stock.
ton, is at the Lick, with T. B. Buck.
James b. Ferpusou horsn M 0f Ken.
tucky, arrived yesterday a the Palace.
Frank W. Covey, manager of the Stanford
STOCK farm at Palo Alto, is guest al the Grand.
Ross Eckardt OF Victoria, b. C., one of the
early visitors to the Klondike, is again at the
Palace.
Edward Kirwin and George Kirwin, mining
men from Virginia City, New, are guests at
the Russ.
j. ID. Adams and his son, George D. Adams,
boot and shoe men from Boston, are guests at
the Palace.
c. A. Stevenson, a railroad man from vaca-
vile, is registered at the Grand with Mrs.
Stevenson.
District Attorney A. J. MCGOWAN of Ormsby
County, New, arrived at the Russ yester day
with his bride.
X. Casper, secretary and part owner of the
electric light works of Vallejo, is making
short stay at the Lick.
John Sparks, the cattle king of Nevada, is at
the Palace, registered from Reno. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. sparks.
w. ID Keyser of Hopland, owner of several
stage lines in that part of the State, is among
the late arrivals a the Russ.
5. n. Androus of Pomona, State Senator and
now president OF the Ingleside racctrack,
arrived here yesterday ana is at the Grand.
Captain J. S. Layton, master of the New
Bedford bark Charles ". Morgan, the first of
the Arctic whaling fleet TO return here, is q
guest at the Russ.
Arthur Il. Barendt, well-known newspaper
writer. was yesterday admitted 10 citizenship
by Judge Belcher OF the Superior Court Mr..
Barendt appears on the record as native OF
England.
William H. Maloney, the well-known New
York retired lawyer. interested in racehorse
matters, is here for the winter. ana has apart
ments at the Palace. He is said TO be the good
angel of hard-up trackm.n
General Thomas T. Eckert, president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company; his son,
Thomas Eckert Jr.; Colonel J. C. CIary, vice.
president and general manager of the Western
Union, will arrive here this evening with a
number of other persons, members of the
party. They will stay at the Palace, where
apartmen It's have already been engaged for
them.
Clay NJ. Greene of New York arrived in the
city day before yesterday and will remain here
several weeks. Mr.. Greene is q welI-known
writer OF plays, some of which are highly sue
cessful, some achieve moderate success ana
others register dead failure, bringing an
early frost o a temperate zone. AL in all the
playwright is happy. rejecting that the losses
on his good work are oyerbalanced by the
gains from work not as good as his best MIR
Greene is an old-timer one of the frstborn of
san Francisco and Is glad to be in the town.
Billy Mcleod, who has served very success
fu lly as rubber for the Multnomah Athlet tic
Club OF Portland, Or, for over five years jus:
past, arrived here Yesterday from the North
west on his way TO Stanford University, where
he has been engaged by the football manage.
ment to put the players in prime physical con-
dition for the Thanksgiving game He sue
ceeds Rubber Sey more, VINO retired after last
Saturdays match. Mcleod was met here by
Treasurer Pomeroy of the student body, who
is a Portland man. 1t was largely through
Pomeroy's efforts and the recommendations of
the Stanford Club at Portland that Mcleod
was chosen.
Helen II. Gardener of New York, the suf-
iragist, lecturer and writer, and her hus band
who is c. Selden Smart arrived at the Occi-
dental yesterday from Southern California,
where both have spent nearly six months rus.
tcating, recuperating from nervous exhaus-
tion. enjoying climate, examining in detail
the different counties aEd their resour ces and
Improvements, and incidentally storing p In
formation tnat, when dispensed in the East,
will be the means OF attracting a home-build-
ing element to country, as Mr. Smart styles
1t, ''rich in soil, rich In climate, practically
rich in its water supply, uneq ualed in the di-
versity and abundance of Its horticuit tural
possibilities. but seriously lacking in popula-
tion and public-splrited investors" Helen
Gardener has been in California since the
Woman's Congress in May, but in few weeks
she and her husband will leave this city and
return to their New York home.