The San Francisco call., 1899-08-03
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

Judge NJ. E. sanborn of Yuba City is a
guest at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Goerk Of Sacra-
mento are at the Grand.
E. 0. Miller of Visalia is one of the
late arrivals at the Palace.
Rev. B. D. Sinclair is registered at the
Occidental from Lakeport.
Charles N. Margetts, wealthy cattle
man Of Templeton, is staying at the
Russ.
]. c. Craig, the Woodland banker, came
down to the city yesterday and registered
at the Grand.
u. s. Grant Jr. and his family arrived
in the city yesterday from the south and
are at the Palace.
c. A. Burcham, a wealthy mining man
of Randsburg, is at the Palace, where he
arrived yesterday.
D. J. Paddock well-known rancher
of Santa Rosa. is at the Russ, where he
arrived yesterday.
of ST. Helena, is at the Lick on a short
business trip to the city.
Colonel John Cross, one of the leading
citizens of Los Angeles, is among the late
arrivals at the Grand.
John Ena, vice president of the Inter
Island Steamship Company of Honolulu,
is at the California with his wife.
F. G.. Ostrander District Attorney of
Merced, and Sheriff c.. A. H. WarfiAd of
the same place are both staying at the
Lick.
G. L. A. Smith, formerly manager of
the Occidental and now proprietor of the
hotel at Ben Lomond, is a guest at the
Grand.
John A. Payne, one of the best known
and most popular of the residents of Los
Angeles, is at the Grand on a short visit
to this city.
Professor J. E. Stubbs, brother of Vice
President Stubbs of the Southern Pacific,
Is registered at the Occidental from his
home in Reno.
Graham E. Babcoc1r son of the pro-
prietor of the Coronado Hotel, is at the
California, accompanied by his wife and
sster-in-law.
DR.. c. F. Matthews, wealthy dentist
and mining man of Angels Camp, is a
guest at the Grand. He is here in con-
nection with the sale of some large min
ing properties in which he is heavily in
terested.
Ed c. Denigan of the firm of Thomas
Denigan, Son & Co., wool merchants, has
returned from Humboldt County after an
extended business trip. He reports quick
Sales, ana CIdI IH6 output Oh WOOL IOC
this season has been remarkably good.
Judge W. Henning, the newly appointed
Code Commissioner from the south, ar
rived in the city yesterday and met the
other members of the commission infor-
mally The first regular formal meeting
of the commission will take place at Sac
ramento on August 21.
Sir Henry Heyman, the violinist, has
returned to the city after an extended
trip to. Alaska. He went as far north
as Cape Nome and had splendid time
in every way. The trip was taken for
purposes of pleasure and health and Sir
Henry returns with the satisfaction of
having accomplished both of the objects
that sent him cruising among the ices
bergs of the north.
A party of distinguished Central Ameri-
cans have arrived in the city and are
staying at the Occidental They are F.
Monteverde, Treasurer Of Hermosillo; J.
E. Almada, a millionaire merchant of Gu
liacan; c. Echeverria, a big politician and
leading capitalist of Hermosillo; Rafael
Yxabal, a Congressman of the state of
Sonora; Enrique Cappel, one of the mer-
chant princes of Mazatlan; c. Ortego, a
wealthy mine owner of the same place;
Jose Somulen, who is one of the wealth.
lest men that Mazatlan possesses among
the multimillionaires she counts among
her citizens, and General F. Canedo, ST.
naloa.