The San Francisco call., 1899-07-13

returned in command Of the Oregon
troops, is at the Grand.
G. S. Holmes, proprietor of the Knuts-
ford Hotel of Salt Lake, is at the Palace,
where he arrived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Charlesworth OF
Pleasanton arrived in the city yesterday
and went to the Occidental
DR. E. Bennett, one Of the leading ply
sicians of San Antonio, Tex, is one OF
the late arrivals at the Grand.
E. A Cox, mine owner of MADEIRA, and
NJ P. Rich, a merchant of New York, are
both registered at the Palace.
John H. Millzner, a well-known and
wealthy mining man of Arizona, is among
yesterdays arrivals at the Grand.
X w. Brown, a wealthy oil man Of Oil
City, and A. NJ. Mcdonald, mine owner
of MADEIRA, are both staying at the Lick.
Samuel Granger, mining man of Grass
Valley on pleasure bent, is at the Grand.
Mrs. Granger accompanies her husband.
Miss Mamie c. Barrett, who has been
studying music in Berlin under Professor
Barth for the past year and half, has
returned to Sacramento and will again
take charge of her music class.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Conner are two promi-
nent society people of Salem, Or, who
have come down to receive the nome
coming Oregon volunteers. They are at
the Russ.
]. w. McCormac, a well-known and
prominent citizen of Astoria, is at the Oc-
cidental He came down to the city to
help welcome the Oregon boys on their
return from the wars.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle outing party
composed OF the following members, will
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs.
John Allen, Mrs. J. A. Billings, Miss NJ.
H. Billings, Miss J. E. Blydenburgh
James Bohen, William c. Bolton, Mrs.
William C. Bolton, G. B. Bretz, Mrs. G.
B. Bretz, Master Harold B. Bretz, Mrs.
L. Brown, Charles E. Brown, A.
S. Brown, n. Burner, Mrs. n.
Burner, B. T. Butterworth, Miss Cert
rude Campbell, Miss NJ. w. Colby, Miss
G. NJ Colby, Miss Gertrude Corwin, D. IL.
Corwin, ]. A. Dermody. Catharine Der
mody, Monica Dermody, Miss Evelyn
Dobson. James Doody, Thomas Dunno,
Miss Adelaide Garland, Mrs. ]. E. Gerow,
Lewis German, Mrs. Lewis German, Miss
NJ A Gordon, Miss NJ. E. Hall, Clinton S.
Harris, n. P. Heffley, Miss Heffiey, Mrs
G. H Jarvis, James D. Johnson, Mrs
James D. Johnson, Seth l. keeney, MISS
Bessie Locke, Henry Maddox, Mrs.
Henry Maddox, Sidney Maddox, Mark
Manley, Md; Justin Mccarthy Jr, Miss
Martha McLaughlin, Lee McKelway, E.
w. Mersereau, Mrs. E. w. Mersereau,
Thomas E. Pearsall, Mrs. Thomas E.
Pearsall. John B. Phillips. Mrs. John B.
Phillips, v Bernhard Ploch, Mrs. V.
Bernhard PIoch, w. S. 'Pendleton, Mrs.
w. S. Pendleton, Thomas Russell. Mrs.
Fl. c. Simms, Miss Elizabeth o. Skillman,
BENJAMIN F. Stephens, Mrs. Benjamin
T. Stephens, William W. stephens
Miss A. NJ. Treacy, Henry H. Tyson,
Mrs. Henry H. Tyson, Arson A. voorhees,.
Judah B. voorhees,, George A. Wharry,
Mrs. George A. Wharry, Henry II.
Wheeler, Mrs. Henry H. Wheeler, Miss
T ihhie Wheeler Henry Hathaway
WbeeIer Miss Hattie n. Wheeler, Miss
Lucie b. Wheeler, Miss Mariana
Wheeler, Clark Wilcox
Look at this said a clerk in one of
our prominent downtown hotels. What
do YOU think of this for a new device to
make our already overburdened lives still
more unsupportable?"
The visitor looked to where he pointed