The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
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CORRIDORS

Frank W. Smith, lawyer of Reddtng,
is late arrival at the Lick.
State Senator Thomas Flint Jr. of San
Juan is a guest at the Palace.
L. D. Jacks, a leading citizen of Santa
Rosa, is a guest at the Grand.
DIR. and Mrs Clews IT. Loore of New
York are registered at the Palace.
D. R. Oliver, a mining man of Stent, is
one of the late arrivals at the Lick.
L. A. Splitter, County Assessor of Santa
Clara County, is a guest at the Grand.
H. H. Harlow, big mine owner of Gold
! GuIch, is recent arrival at the Grand.
]. G. Scott, a trustee of the Lick estate.
is at the California from his home in
Agnews.
w. E. Hammond, one of the leading
business men of Portland, is guest at
the Palace.
William Thomas, an extensive land
owner of Chico, is among the late arrivals
at the Grand.
Bradner -. Lee. State Library Trustee.
is registered al the Palace from his home
in Los Angeles.
J. w. Basham, wealthy mining man of
Dawson, is a guest at the Palace, where
he arrived yesterday.
Humphrey B. Kendrick, one of the most
prominent of the business men of Los
Angeles, is at the Palace.
Kim B. Surh, merchant Of Chemulpo,
Korea, arrived at the Occidental last
evening on his way home from the East.
H. NJ. Yerington, a well-known railroad
man and wealthy mine owner Of Nevada,
is registered at the Palace from his home
in Virginia City.
DR.. E. S. O'Brien, one of the leading
physicians of MERGED, and I. c. Freeman,
a prominent attorney of the same place,
are registered at the Lick.
DR.. w. H. La Barre, member Of the
Legislature from Weaverville, is one of
those who arrived in the city yesterday
and registered at the Grand.
E. L. Blanchard of the City Council of
Los Angeles is a guest at the Grand,
where he will remain during the short
time he purposes staying in this city.
Charles Lathrop, director of. the South
ern Pacific Company, has left the city in
his private car for an extended vacation
tour through the different points of in
terest in Oregon and Washington. He is
accompanied by his wife and family.
Harrington Emmerson, a prominent
business man OF New York, will shortly
arrive here from Seattle. Mr. Emmerson,
who is a business partner of w. c. Whit
ney and August Belmont, comes to the
coast to interest the people of California
in electric launches and automobiles.
Lieutenant Colonel Kitson of the Brit
ish army and Lieutenant Colonel Lee of
the Royal Artillery are both registered
at the Palace. Mrs. Kitson accompanies
her husband. Colonel Lee was the Eng
lish military attache with our army dur
ing the late war with Spain and accom-
panied the Rough Riders through all of
their most desperate fights.
Governor Gage arrived from Los Ange-
les yesterday morning and registered at
the Palace. He will remain here until
this evening, when he will leave for Sac
ramento to receive the report of the State
Commission on Lunacy on the condition
of affairs at Agnews Asylum and will in
cidentally look into the whole matter of
the recent scandals at the different State
institutions.
Gilbert F. Pinchot, chief forester of the
Department of Agriculture, is a guest at
the Occidental, where he arrived yester-
day morning. The object of his visit here
is to make a personal examination of all
in this State that pertains to his depart
ment in order that he may submit to mis-
superiors in the department an exhaust
i've report on the forests and water supply
of California.
DR.. c. Hart Merriam, head of the Bio
logical Survey of the United States. and
Professor w. H. Dali of the United States
Geological Survey arrived at the Occi-
dental yesterday with DIR. Pinchot They
have all just returned from an extended
trip through Alaska and the northwest
which was taken for purposes of research
and information connected with their diff
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