The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25
Personal.

d.. c. A. Kirkwood Of Chicago is at
the Palace.
Dr. J. n. Creamer of New York is
al the 81 Francis.
Judge ". n. Dickinson of salt Lake
is at The Occidental
Frank Freeman. an attorney Of Will
lows. Is AZ the Lick.
l. H. Hudson. = capitalist of Marys-
vile. Is at the Lick
Rev. L. ". Remington Of Philadel-
phia is al the ST. Francis.
Robert Graham Of the Armour Fruit
Company is at the Palace.
DR.. A N. Beecher of Santa Bar
bara is at the Occidental
Former Governor Henry T. Gage is
up from Los Angeles and registered
a. the Palace.
Harry Pollock. a newspaper corre-
Epondent Of a New York paper, is at
the St. Francis.
T. J. Park. wealthy resident of
New York. and his family are regis
tered AZ the s.. Francis.
g. H. McRoss. superintendent of
the pumping station on the Comstock
mines. IS at the Occidental.
r. =. Kenna, first vice president and
general solicitor Of the Santa Fe road,
arrived from Chicago yesterday and is
al the Palace.
y. 4. Clark Jr., son OF United
States Senator Clark, arrived from
Butte. Mont. yesterday and is staying
c. the Palace.
Alexander Stewart, former Con-
gresham Of Wisconsin, who is largely
interested in timber lands in Califor-
MA. is at the ST. Francis.
W H. Graves. a prominent attorney
CT Birmingham, Ala, whose daughter
was married here yesterday TO Daniel
Smith City Attorney Of that city, is al
the Grand.
z. Black Ryan. tax agent OF the
Southern Pacific Company, and the
mem mbers of his family have reopened
their home in MenlO Park for the
coming summer
B. y. Baker. a lawyer and capitalist
Of Baltimore and a director Of the In
ternatonal Marine Company. of which
!. PierpOnt Morgan is the head, arrived
at the st. Francis yesterday.
William GOldie, one OF the leading
builders Of St Louis, who constructed
q number Of fine buildings at the Pan
American Exposition and who is now
erecting several for the St. Louis Ex-
position, arrived here yesterday with
his wife and is at the St. Francis.
Edward Dickinson of Kansas City.
formerly with the Union Pacific Com
pany and now third vice president and
general manager Of the Kansas City,
Mexico and Orient Railway Company.
OF which z. A. StilweI is president.
arrived here yesterday and is at the
Palace.
Samuel Hill, president Of the Seattle
Gas and Electric Company and SON
in-law Of President James Hill of the
Northern Pacific Company and his
brother, DR.. Hill Of Minneapolis. are
ut the Palace. They came south as
Tar as Klamathon TO visit their old
school chum. Hervey Lindley. and
with the latter proceeded to this citv
for few days recreation.
General Manager Julius Krutt-
schnitt Of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. who is soon TO assume the du-
ties of transportation director OF the
Hartman lines. returned to this city
yesterday from salt Lake, where he
WAS in conference with several Off
Gals Of the Southern and Union Pa
cifc and his successor here. w. H
Markham. general manager of the
Southern Pacific lines in Texas. Mr..
Kruttschnitt stated yesterday that he
does not yet know when he viii leave
for Chicago.
Addison B. Colvin of GIens FeIls. N.
y, president of the Hudson Valley
Railroad. vice president Of the New
York State Street Railway Association
and OF other large corporations Of that
State. arrived from the south yesterday
with his wife and two daughters and
is al the ST. Francis. Mr.. Colvin was
formerly newspaper man. He is also
prominent in Republican politics and
was for four years State Treasurer of
New York. He expects to remain here
z week