The San Francisco call., 1905-03-27
PERSONAL.


at the Pleasanton.
j. A. Blasingame, a stockman of
Fresno, is at the Grand.
H. B. Muir. large landowner of
Willits, is at the Grand.
John Abrams. a general merchant
of Auburn, is at the Russ.
William G. Lee. merchant of
Auburn, is at the California.
w. P. Swope newspaper publisher
of Portland. Is at the Occidental.
Frank Knox, one of Salt Lakes
leading bankers, is at the Palace.
H. L. Huston, a mining man of
Soulsbyville, is registered at the Lick.
]. L. Hudson, Springfield, ILL.,,
banker, and wife are at the st. Fran
els.
H. E. Don Carlos. a prominent i'm
surance man of Denver, is at the st.
Francis.
Edgar Halstead, mining man of
Chihuahua. Mex, is a guest at the
Occidental
C. w. Yberri, mining man of
Guaymas. Mex. arrived at the Cali
fornia yesterday.
General William H. Shafter (re-
tired) is up from Bakersfield and stay
ing at the Occidental.
Arthur K. Lee, who is engaged in
stock raising near Geyserville, and
his wife are at the st. Francis.
n. S. Penrose Jr. of Philadelphia,
one of the best known mining men in
this country, is at the ST. Francis.
H. z. Osborne of Los Angeles. who
is interested in several mining prop
critics in Trinity County, is at the
Palace.
United States Senator Frank P.
Flint of Los Angeles returned from
Washington last night and is staying
at the Palace.
Erastus Young of Chicago. general
auditor of the Hartman lines, has
been in this city since Friday last and
is staying at the Pleasanton.
Hiram w. Kicker of Poland Springs.
Me-, and his daughters, who are
making their first trip through Cali
fornia, are registered at the Palace.
John Mccall president of one of
the biggest insurance companies in
New York. is due here to-day in a
private car from Southern California.
Charles E. Hay of Springfield, Ohio,
brother of Secretary of State John
Hay. and his wife and son have been
guests at the Pleasanton for several
days.
General Manager Calvin of the
Southern Pacific Company left yester-
day on a tour of inspection of the
Western system of the Southern Pa
cific Company.
j. c. Kirkpatrick, wealthy iron
mine operator of Michigan. who is a
relative of Colonel J. C. Kirkpatrick,
L. L Il Z
the latter hosiery.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Pleasanton is the Rev. T. P. Thorpe, a
noted divine of Cleveland, who deliv-
cred the benediction at the funeral of
the late President, William Mckinley.
tseores B. Schley one of New
Yorks prominent bankers, who is also
identified with a number of big rail-
road enterprises, arrived here yester-
day in private car. in which he spent
the night.
Henry C. Rouse. president of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad.
has been in this city for several DAYS.
He has been visiting Southern Cali
fornia and during his stay in San
Francisco he is living in his private
car.
William Sproule. freight traffic
manager of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, who has been very i'll in the
East for several weeks, and Passenger
Traffic Manager Charles s. Fee ar
rived here yesterday In private car
by way of New Orleans.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Occidental were DR.. M. H. Chamber
lin and DR.. I. B. Hamilton of Mon
rovia, Cal, DR.. e. E. Selleck of Nor
walk. Conn. and j. F. Holden of Los
Angeles. They are interested in a
well-paying mine near Coloma, whith-
er they are bound on an inspection
tour.
DR.. Seward Webb. president OF the
Rutland and Vermont Railroad, who
Is closely identified with the Wander
bilts in other railroad enterprises. and
a party of friends arrived here late
last night from Santa Barbara in a
special train of FIVE cars. They spent
the night In their cars, which were
sidetracked In the railroad yards. The
party will leave Tomorrow for the
East by way of the central route.
Good Price for Trotter.
LEXINGTON. KY. March 3s-Clen