The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-30
PERSONAL.


rrdee J. w. Davis of Tuiare is at the
Grand.
f. c. Lusk, lawyer Of Chico, is at the
Palace.
the Russ.
DR.. D. W. Edelman Of Los Angeles is
at the Palace.
DEPUTY Sheriff ]. ]. Wight of Fresno
is at the Grand.
7. Jerome Smith, hardware dealer OF
Stockton, is at the Lick
Iames w. Rea, the San Jose politician,
g a late arrival at the Baldwin.
s+a+e Senator ]. NJ. Gleaves OF Red
ding is registered at the Grand.
T Stuart. cattle-raiser, Of Crows
landing. is registered at the Russ.
captain ]. Hodson has been given the
command of the schooner Maweena'
Iobn McGonigle, a newspaper man OF
Ventura, is making orler stay a' 'ie
Grand.
D. G. Clark, an educator from santa
cruz is among the late arrivals at the
Grand.
Herbert c. Nash, librarian OF stan
FORD university. is staying at the Cali
fornia.
G. C. Bulmore, a mining man OF new
A1rnaden. is at the Lick, accompanied
by Mrs. Bulmore.
Professor George Kriehn Of the de-
partment of history in STANFORD Is
guest at the Palace.
Professor Nathan Abbott, head Of the
law department Of Stanford University,
is at the Occidental
7 r. Hebron, cattleman and late
member of the State Board Of Equalizar"
ton, is at the Grand.
J. F. Burch, a Southern Pacific Rail
road man from Concord, Contra costa
county, is at the Lick.
Robert M. Clarke of Carson City, la 4
Acknowledgement of the State Of Ne
vada, is at the Grand. y
w. A. Brewer, a teacher in st. Nh
thew's School, San Mateo, is making
short stay at the Occidental.
w. H Chestnutwood, a merchant OF
Stockton. accompanied by his wife, ar
rived at the Grand yesterday.
F. S. Wensfnger. dairyman Of Free
stone, accompanied by Mrs. Wensingers
is registered at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Carolan and W. 8.
Pullman came up from Burlingame yes
terday and are guests at the Palace.
DR.. H. L. Pace of Tulare is at the Pal
ace. He Is the Southern Pacific Railroad
physician and surgeon for his district.
Professor Edward Howard Griggs OF
the department of ethics in Stanford
University is at the Grand on a four
days visit.
Manager John c. Kirkpatrick Of the
Palace Hotel returned last night from
the East after an absence of three weeks
on business.
Professor Edwin Di1ler Starbuck, head
of the department Of education in Stan
ford, is Ill at the Grand. DR.. N. Rogers
is attending him.
R. P. Hammond, late Surveyor-Gener-
AL and formerly of the local real estate
firm of Baldwin g. Hammond, has re-
turned to this city and is at the Grand.
E. r. Zion, who was a student at
Berkeley for two years and subsequently
a student in Stanford for over six years,
is guest at the Palace. He is a teacher
in the San Joaquin valley.
E. Van Etten, general superintendent
of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad will arrive here this
car. He will spend several days here.
John Marshall Jr., one Of the leading
insurance adjusters Of the United States,
formerly of this city, but now of Chi
cago, arrived on last nights overland or
visit to his parents, accompanied b.
his wife. Mrs. Marshall is the daughte
of Mayor McMurray of Denver.
First Officer Feeder of the steamship
China, upon arriving in port a few days
| since, was made captain of the
| trans-Pacifc steamship Aztec. Manager
| Schwerin of the Pacific Mail says that
| the Chinas second officer will now be
acting first officer, but that no other pro-
motions have yet been made.
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