The San Francisco call., 1898-01-04
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 George A. Barchelder of Boston is at the Palace.
 H. Dobson, a Dawson City miner IS at the Palace. T., F. S. Bradley Red Bluff merchant IS at the Russ. . c Jerome Smith, a Stockton capitalist is at the Lick.
 Hiram Johnson, a Cripple Creek mlner' is at the Russ.
 J. D. Barnes and wife or Da"son ot'' are at the Palace.
 F. A. Him, capitalist of santa CruA' is at the Occidental.
 Hon. 4. Caminetti of Jackson, Ailiaooi County, Is in the city.
 Victor Roache of Calcutta, lnola' 10 guest at the Baldwin.
 A. L. Cheney, miner olrect Aoi-- Skagway, is at the Palace.
 R. A. Moncure. large cattle owner oA Cambria, Cal, is at the Lick.
 w. L. Adams, prominent Santa Bar bara merchant, is at the Russ
 w. c. Parker, big orchardist or so- noma County, Is at the Grand
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Eaton Of San Maeeo are at the Palace for the winter. John McCann. a wealthy resident oi Stockton, is at the Cosmopolitan.
 Dr. W. S. 1ay1OT, d WSli hAiO"A clan of Livermore, is at the Palace.
 Augustus Ehle of Chicago, large wire cloth manufacturer, is at the Palace.
 J. w. Hughes, Seattle merchant. ac- companied by his wife, is at the Russ.
 W. H. Shirk, a big land owner and cattle raiser of Marshfield, Or, is at the Russ. R. A Bentley the Sacramento lawyer, will be at the Lick for the next few days. George H. George, a business man of Astoria, Or, is staying at the Occidental. Colonel I. N. Peyton, prominent con tractor of Spokane, Wash, is at the Pal ace.
 L. F. Ledbetter, a Los Angeles mer- chant, accompanied by his wife, is at the Russ.
 Fred Erickson, prominent railroad contractor of San Luis Obispo, Is at the Grand.
 Martin Winch of Portland, Or. promi- nent raiser of thoroughbred horses. is at the Lick.
 Levi Rockiliffe, prominent politician of Sacramento, has come to the city on a visit. He is staying at the Lick.
 G. H. Wilson and B. Goodwin. two prominent insurance men of Seattle, are staying for few days at the Occidental. Leon Carteri of Santa Barbara, one of the largest land owners and cattle raisers
  Grand.
 pr. R. Godfrey Frederick and Leuten- ant C. NJ. Mccormick U. s. N., came down from the navy yard last night and registered at the California.
 Mrs. Captain c. J. Bruguere, who has been in the country for the last few weeks recuperating from severe illness, has returned to the Occidental.
 John Thompson, the large fruit-grower
 
 the Grand MT. Thompson has been en- gagged for some time past In getting up a statistical map of Mendocino County, and his trip down here Is taken with the object of having the result of his labors printed and put in shape for distribution.
 Among yesterdays arrivals at the Palace was a party of lucky Klondikers, consisting of J. w. Barnes and wife, H. Dobson and G. W. Fox. They were out in the afternoon taking In the sights and endeavoring to find compensation for the years of hardship passed in looking for fortune amid the frozen gold fields of the north.
 c. E. Edwards, large mine owner of Okanogan Lake, small body of water beyond the confines of British Colum- bian civilization, is a guest at the Occi- dental. MT. Edwards is down here on business connected with his mining inter ests, and after few days spent in tast- ing the delights of San Francisco he will return to his lodge amid the vast wilder ness of the north. w. H. CIary, pioneer mine owner of Calaveras County, is at the Lick. MT. Clary says the mines in his section of the country have been doing nothing for the past few weeks, as all the water in the vicinity has frozen solid, and consequent ly it has been impossible to procure suf- fcient power to keep things going. How ever, he looks for lively resumption of business as soon as a thaw sets in.
 A party of six missionaries arrived from the Orient the day before yesterday | on the Belgic, and are staying at the | California. They left before the com mencement of the present troubles in the l East, and consequently bring no news of 1 interest concerning the proposed parti- | tion of China. They report all the mis- | sions in China as being in an exceedingly | prosperous condition, and express them selves as more than pleased with the re- | lgious progress made during the last twelve months. The party consists of Dr. and Mrs. Sharpliegh, Miss Murdick, | Miss Hinman and Miss Chapin.
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