The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
COLLECTED IN
 THE CORRIDORS.

o po,,,ssier of Paris Is at the Palace.
 ,f Shaw of Denver Is at the Occi- dental.
 F w. Kending of San Jose is at the Baldwin. .
 H Hoover, an attorney of San Jose Is at the Lick.
 TT N Brooks of Seattle is stopping at the Baldwin.
 H, H. Kingsbury of London is guest at the Palace.
 Miss Mobbatt from New Haven IS al the California.
 George H. Appel of Louisiana IS guest at the California.
 Margerete Gefferk of Berlin Germany is at the Baldwin.
 Attorney A. H. Ashley IroIi o'oeA'oi is a guest at the Lick
 F. Gilmore and wife or Lohooii ei registered at the Palace
 l.. F. Leebhardt and Miss Leeoharol oA Denver are at the Palace.
 O F. Bergman, a journalist of the Garden City, is at the Russ
 A. B. Cunningham and Wl1e or Fhlia- delphia are at the Occidental.
 lieutenant Leon de Vladimir of St. Petersburg, Russia, is at the Grand.
 IT T.. Owens, well-known journalist of Fresno. can be found at the Russ.
 Iudee E. V. Spencer of Susanville is in the citv and stopping at the Russ House.
 lieutenant A. A4. Broadbent Of the revenue cutter U. s. Grant is at the Oc- cdental.
 Dr. O. H. simons from Bedding has arrived for a few days stay, and can De found at the Grand.
 S. Rummulsburg, merchant or heo- ding. has ornamented the register at the Grand by inscribing his name.
 H. Silberstein, prosperous storekeeper of Chico, has made the Baldwin his stop ping place during his stay here
 William o. Young has made the Bald win his temporary home on his re- turn to civilization from Dawson City.
 Charles M eWilkins. prominently con- nected with an electrical supply house or Philadelphia, is staying at the Baldwin.
 V. Brignoa, a wealthy mining man and prosperous merchant of Sutter Creek, IS in the city on business, and has made the Grand his headquarters.
 c. P. Vicini, merchant and mine-owner of Bedding, has accompanied his friend and neighbor, " Brignola, to the city. Both have registered at the Grand.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Neff of Marseilles, Ill.. who came to California to spend the winter, have left the south and registered at the California, homeward bound.
 Mrs. L. P. Sage, widow of the late l.. P. Sage, original owner of Congress Springs, is making short visit to the city. She is domiciled at the Lick House.
 H. Schaffer mas turned over the keys Of his room to mine host Holland or the Commercial Hotel and accompanied Path finder Dinsmore to the Dawson gold fields
 Arthur Johnson, accompanied by his wife. is registered at the California, on their return to their home in New Zea- land, after making a very pleasant trip around the world.
 Frank Dinsmore. who. it is claimed. was one of the first white men that ever crossed the Chilkoot Pass into the Daw- son district eighteen years ago, left the Commercial hotel last Monday for the north, where he has large mining in- tereSts.
 H. Seouire, an Alaska explorer and one of the fortunate gold seekers in the Klon- dike region, who has made the Conner cial Hotel his winter headquarters, has packed his traps and started for the north. where he said gold is more plen- tifuI than blackberries.
 N E. Picotle, secretary of the Yukon Pioneers Society, leaves the Commercial Hotel this morning for the frozen north. and expects to paddle his boat up the Yukon River. Since he returned from