The San Francisco call., 1897-02-25
Personal


H. Jackson is registered at the Palace.
Robert n. Percival of London Is ct the
Palace.
| c. R. Gilbert, mining man of Butte, is at
| the Palace.
c. NJ. Root, mining man of Calaveras, is at
| the Grand
R. J. Lamos of Grants Pass, Or. is a late
arrival here.
F. A. Boole, business man OF Red Bluff, is
at the Grand.
X Schmid, business man of Yokohama, is
at the Occidental
A. w. Watts. a business man of Anacortes,
Wash, is in town.
A H. Akers. a business man OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, is at the Russ
J. II. Beach of Boston arrived here yesterday.
he is at the Occidental
DR.. W. NJ Lawler, the physician at San
Quentin prison, is IN town.
j. X. Darwin, q mining superintendent OF
Grass Valley, is in the City.
Ex-Superior Judge A. P. Catlin Is on visit
TO this City from Sacramento.
P. n. Skinner, business man of Portland,
is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
James Simpson, the wealthy lumberman of
EUREKA Humboldt Bay, is at the Lick.
Ex-Minister to Japan Frank L. Coombs, now
| speaker OF The Assembly, is in the City.
George Wadsworth Middleton, an American
business man of Yokohama, is in the City.
Mrs Wiley ]. Tnnin of Fresno, wife of ex-
surveyor Tinnin of this port, is at the Grand.
George A Legg, q hardware merchant OF
Nevada City, has arrived here on business
| trip.
Edward H. Greenleaf and DR.. II. Side
potham, of Boston, are among the arrivals
| here.
G. B. Smith and ]. Ernest Smith, leading
business men of Wilmington, Del, are at the
Palace.
II. B. Hobson, mining and business man
! OF Inesnelle, British Columbia, is. at the Com
merciaL
K. Okagaki, a merchant OF Toxic, is In the
City on his way to New York and other East
ern cities.
Mrs Davis, Mrs. Leeker and Sam Davis of
Merced are among the recent arrivals at the
Cosmopolitan.
Phil Turner and wife OF New York are tour
ing this State and have taken apartments at
the Cosmopolitan.
A. 7. Gallagher, one of the early settlers of
Alviso and owner of large fruit farm there,
Is here on business trip
George A. Peltier, owner of stores and
| mining property in Nevada, is in the City,
Charles R. Hamilton, an attorney of Ross
land, the new and big mining town of British
Columbia, is among the arrivals here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Howell of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been on a tour OF China Japan
and other countries, are at the Palace
G. Yamanougli and K. Takata, Japanese
students, and H. Ikuta, a brewer of Yoko-
hama, are at the Occidental. They are en-
route to Europe.
Henry H. Heppner, the pioneer sheep-raiser,
store-owner and founder of the town of
Heppner, Or, is in the City. He has been
visiting Southern California.
John Philip sousa of Sousa's band, Mrs.
Northrop, Miss JOhnstone and Frank Chers-
tianer, members OF the band, arrived here
yesterday, and are al the Palace.
Albert Peterson, tobacco grower for many
years In Sumatra, was among the arrivals by
the China. He says it is very peaceful in
Sumatra now and that the tobacco croJ is
good. He is on his way to Europe.
M. R. Jefferds of New York, who for a time
held a franchise for a railroad from PekIng tn
Nankow, distance of about 900 miles, was
one of the passengers of the steamer China
yesterday. which for week past has been in
quarantine.
Mr,. T. R. Jernigan, wife of United States
Consul Jernigan of Shanghai, and children.
States Vice-Consul at Foochow, have arrived
here from China and are en- route East to their
former homes.
George McCue of Circle City. an early pio-
neer of the Yukon mines. who died at the
Commercial on Washington's birthday, win be
buried to-day in the Masonic Cemetery. Nc
Cue was widely known among Yukon miners.
At one time he had considerable mining prop
erty, but 1t slipped piece by piece through his
hands, so that now nothing is LETT.
Ben Wehriritz, a wealthy brewer of Kam-
loops B. c., who owns q number of mining
properties in Nicaragua, is here on the way to
the mines to close q sale of them with q
wealthy syndicate for $150,0o0. He has
already been paid $4,000 on the property. Mr..
Wehrfritz is an old friend of P. S. Montague OF
this City, and formerly owned extensive and
rich mining interests at Tomb and other
places in that vicinity. He intsnds leaving
for Nicaragua on March 8.