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$300,000.00
595,291.00
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J. B. Marlin-, T. B. Simpson-, W. B. Hardy, , V. D. Moody.
It. S. Faurklt.y, Chauxcey Taylor.
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attended to with promptness and dispatch.
R. H. MACILL, Manager.
II. A. CRAIG, Secretary.
. W. HASKILL. Agent for Oakland: WAGNER & CO.. Agents for West Oakland: M. McDONALD,
Agent for Berkek - E. M. SMITH. Agent for Alameda. •
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Directory of the town of Alameda.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Page.
Pelton John C. Jr inside front
cover and 531
Philadelphia Chemical Dyeing Works. 580
Phillips k Hochholzer 531
Piedmont Springs lower margin
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine 384
Pioneer Carriage Works 567
Porch Henry H B
Remillard & Bros 638
Richards W. A 381
Robinson A 384
Robinson Henry 480
Roth J A
Russian Balsamic Bitters 599
Ruthardt Victor 480
Rutherford C. B side margin
San Francisco Gold and Silver Plating
Works 627
Sanford, Kelsey & Co side margin
Sanitarium Baths K
Schneider A.J 536
Sehoonover & Co N
Shepman W. E 627
Sherwin Joseph 531
Shuster & Niehaus 405
Sicotte F D
Simpson G. W 591
Slate W. E 408
Smith C. W. M 410
Page.
Smith William K
Sohst Brothers 567
Spring Menzo 532
St. Joseph's Academy 417
Stanford Stables B
Starkweather & Son 565
State Investment and Insurance Co. . . 597
Steele Jas. G. & Co 530
St'dz & Sturm 480
Sunny Side House 539
Surrvhne E. is Co 427
Taber I. W. k Co 429
Teubner & Hoffman E
Tubbs' Hotel 442
Union Livery Stable E
Van Voorhies k Brearty 533
Vandall B. C 479
Vice Martin 637
Walker T. L 598
Washington Brewery 542
Weeks Henry 567
Welscher & Westerman 542
West Berkeley Planing Mill 405
Wetmore J. L. k Co edsje of book
Wheat CD inside front cover
Whitney & Co 58i
Whitney A. D lower margin
Wouderlich J. P C
Woodward & Taggart upper margin
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The following Directories are regularly issued, and for sale
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California State Business Directory.
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Directories of the principal cities in the United States are kept on hand
for the accommodation of patrons and friends, for free reference.
Additional Names, Removals, etc.,
Received too Late for Regular Insertion.
Arcade Printing House, Alfred Ulp manager, 454 Twelfth
Barrett Charles EL, master mariner, res N s Eighteenth bet
Grove and Castro
Barrett E. M. Mrs., homeopathic physician, res N s Eight-
eenth bet Grove and Castro
Borrelle & Vendeleers (J. D. Borrelle and H. Vendeleers)
tailors, 474 Eighth
Borrelle J. D. (Borrelle & Vendeleers) res 474 Eighth
Brown Ed. A., wood and coal, 410-412 Ninth, res 702 Web-
ster
Callaghan & Co. (J. Callaghan) real estate agents and col-
lectors, 414 Ninth
Caroe & Meyer (L. Caroe and Henry Meyer) shirt manufac-
turers, 1113 Broadway
Caroe L. (Caroe & Meyer) 1113 Broadway
Cordy & Warren (John J. Cordy and George Warren)
collectors, 414 Ninth
Cordy John J. (Cordy & Warren) res S. F.
Cornwall A , dentist, 1069 Broadway
Devoll G. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1055 Broadway
Gamier P. B., printer, 454 Twelfth
Hochholzer Hugo (Phillips & Hochholzer) res S. F.
LAWRIE & WHITNEY (A. G. Lawrie and George E.
Whitney) searchers of records, 817 Broadway
Lawrie A. G. (Lawrie & Whitney) res SW cor Jackson and
Eleventh
Nelle William, butcher, 964 Broadway
PACIFIC STONE CO., F. Chappellet president, 907 Broad-
way
PELTON JOHN C. Jr., architect, 917 Broadway (and 330
Pine, S. F.) res 1510 Pine, S. F.
PHILLIPS & HOCHHOLZER (Henry,W. Phillips and Hugo
Hochholzer) architects and civil engineers, 1104 Broad-
way
Pjiillips Henry W. (Phillips & Hochholzer) res 1104 Broad-
way
Yan Arman Hiram M., correspondent S. F. Evening Post,
res 1520 Seventh
Vendeleers H. (Borrelle & Vendeleers) res First bet Broad-
way and Franklin
The City of Oakland.
This, the second city in population west of the Rocky
Mountains, is located on the Bay of San Francisco, north-
wardly from the mouth of San Antonio creek. Its area ex-
tends on the eastward to the foot-hills of the San Pablo
range of mountains. On the north, Temescal and Berkeley
lie as immediately contiguous suburbs, soon to be absorbed
within the limits of the rapidly expanding city. Piedmont
and Fruit Vale eastwardly, and Alameda on the south, are
parts of the future great city which shall cover the entire
space from the bay to the hills, and which, in pojmlation
and wealth, shall rank among the first on the continent.
The town of Oakland was incorporated in 1852, and so
rapid was its growth that it became a city in 1854, with a
population variously estimated at from one thousand to
fifteen hundred. Latterly the growth of the city has been
very rapid. The many natural advantages which she pos-
sesses, her charming scenery and delightful climate, her
excellent educational facilities, her easy and rapid communi-
cation with the present commercial metropolis, and above
all, her almost certain prospect, in the near future, of becom-
ing a great commercial and manufacturing mart, all have
combined to give an impetus to her growth which is simply
unparalleled. On other pages will be found references to
the varied institutions of the city, and details of interest
concerning real estate and building transactions for the year.
Oakland justly claims to be the natural railroad center of
California. This claim is not disputed, and its admittal
brings with it the correlative one that she is the natural
commercial center. With the necessary improvements in
her harbor, which the judicious expenditure of a moderate
sum will perfect, the commerce of the coast can find as com-
modious and less exposed anchorage at her wharves than at
the opposite side. If the tardy appropriation of a few thous-
and dollars annually by the national government, for the
improvement of the harbor, were to be supplemented by a
generous one of say a million dollars by the large real estate
owners on this side, the work could be speedily completed,
and a return of tenfold the investment be made to the
donors by the vast rise in real estate which the transfer of
the commerce of the Pacific to her wharves would immedi-
ately cause.
Improvements.
Since the last issue of the " Directory," we note a great
change in the appearance of Oakland. Where shanties
stood and encumbered the grounds, substantial business
houses or elegant residences have been erected. Streets
which were supposed, even by the most sanguine, to be
sacred to the uses of the domestic circle, and not at all
likely to be encroached upon by the inexorable law, which
says " trade overrides all things," have been invaded, the
occupants driven out and forced to seek homes elsewhere,
always, however to the great advantage of the owner. What
was residence property is so no longer, and what is residence
property is a question of uncertainty. " Business centres "
are being established all over the city. Center-street Sta-
tion is a most noticeable instance. Kohler's Block, a two-
story structure, with several stores below, occupies the
northern side of Seventh street, between Chester and Henry,
while on the opposite side of Seventh, upon that and the
two contiguous blocks not less than a dozen stores have been
opened, filled with various wares, embracing all the lines of
retail trade. On Eighth and Chester, all of the four corners
have been built up and first-class establishments opened.
At the " Point," thirty -six new buildings, devoted to the
uses of retailers, have been erected and occcupied.
Adeline-street Station shows much improvement, a num-
ber of substantial two-story houses having been built and
occupied for business purposes, while a large number of
residences have been erected.
At Market-street Station the Messrs. Abbott have built two
first class stores on Seventh, and Mr. Curtis is erecting a
block of large dimensions. All the diminutive, shabby
structures are to disappear from that neighborhood.
San Pablo avenue has improved rapidly. Not less than
seventy buildings have been erected on it within the year.
The opening of Grove street, through "Chinatown," will
make that a great thoroughfare, and the corners of Twenty-
sixth and Grove and Thirty-fourth and Grove are likely to
become business centres.
Improvements in East Oakland are on a scale commensu-
rate with the growth of the city. Elegant private residences
are being constructed, together with many cottages of more
moderate cost.
Out on Thirty-fourth, B and Haven streets, a business
centre is springing up. The Watt's tract is being rapidly
covered with stores and dwellings. One hundred and fifty
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houses have beeu erected on that tract which came into
market last Fall since the last issue of this work.
Substantial Business Structures. — During the year 1876
buildings for business purposes were erected in the City of
Oakland of a value approximating one million dollars.
Among the most prominent are the following: The Nicholl
Block, fronting on Ninth street 150 feet bv 100 on Washing-
ton, cost $70,000. The Oakland Bank 'of Savings Block
fronting on Broadway, side elevation on Twelfth, a brick
building, three stories in height, with basement, costing
$50,000. A three-story brick building fronting on Twelfth,
between Broadway and Washington, built by Mrs. Deining,
at an estimated cost of $33,000. The Block fronting on
Washington and Ninth, one hundred feet by eighty, three
stories, of brick, cost $50,000. A three-story brick building
100 by 75 feet, on the corner of Seventh and Washington,
by P. Bocquerez, administrator, Adeline Curdy owner.
This block cost fully $40,000. The Jurgen's Bmlding on
Broadway and Thirteenth. This is an elegant three-story
and basement brick structure, fronting 100 feet on Broad-
way and 100 feet on Thirteenth, costing $65,000. White &
Glenn's Block, on Broadway and Thirteenth streets, fronting
100 feet on Broadway and 100 on Thirteenth. This building
is of stone, brick and iron, and cost about $37,000. Snyder's
Block, fronting on Ninth, at the southeast corner of Wash-
ington. This building is of brick, is three stories in height,
and cost $30,000. F. Delger's Block, on Broadway, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, containing eleven spacious
stores. This building is a one-story and basement of brick
and iron, erected upon a substantial foundation calculated
to support two or three additional stories. Its cost was
$30,000. George C. Potter's Block, at the intersection of
Broadway with San Pablo avenue at Fourteenth street. This
is a two-story structure, built with all the appliances of
modern architectural skill; contains ten stores, with base-
ments, and cost about $50,000. Mechanics' Association Block,
at the intersection of Broadway with Telegraph avenue. A
portion of this block is three stories in height, and the
remainder two stories, all with basements of brick and stone,
the superstructure being of wood with brick subdivision
walls. The block contains ten stores, and about sixty
upper rooms. Its cost was about $50,000. Teutonia Hall,
on the north side of eighth between Broadway and Franklin,
is a two-story brick structure, costing about $12,000.
Buhsen's brick building, two stories in height, on Seventh
street, at the Point Station, cost $15,000. Dunn's building
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on Twelfth street, east of Broadway, of brick, two stories,
cost $15,000.
Public Buildings. — Among the more prominent buildings
of a public character erected during 1876, we may mention
the ferry buildings of the Central Pacific Railroad, at the
foot of Broadway; cost unknown, but probably about $50,000.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Clay and
Fourteenth streets, completed, cost $40,000. The Church
of the Seventh Day Adventists, corner Clay and Thirteenth
streets, cost $10,500. A brick Engine house on East Four-
teenth and Thirteenth avenue, $6000. A brick Engine
house at Oakland Point, on Eighth street between Campbell
and Willow, $3500. The Masonic Hall of West Oakland,
corner Seventh and Willow streets, cost $15,000. The Odd
Fellows' Hall, Orion Lodge, East Twelfth street and Eleventh
avenue, $6000, besides a number of others of lesser note.
Additions and enlargements to the several manufacturing
establishments of the city have been made at an estimated
cost of $50,000.
Dwellings. — One thousand one hundred and fifty-six
dwelling houses were erected within the limits of the City
of Oakland during the year, and above two hundred in the
outlying suburban districts. The range of cost of these
dwelling is from $15,000 to $400; very few so low as the lat-
ter figure and but a limited number approximating the for-
mer. A very large proportion, however, ranged from $1500
to $3000 each, with a good sprinkling of eighth, nine and
ten thousand dollar mansions and villas. Of cottages cost-
ing not far from a thousand dollars each, there were built
about four hundred. Personal interviews and comparison
of notes, with all the leading architects, builders, and real
estate improvers of the city have led us to place the cost
value of residences erected during the year 1876 at two mil-
lion three hundred and twenty thousand dollars, exclusive of
ornamentations of grounds.
In addition to the prominent business structures noticed
above, there were built one hundred and twent}r-seven
stores and shops (mostly of wood) in various parts of the city
at a probable cost of $90,000. Summary : The result of one
year's building operation in Oakland maybe summarized thus :
No. Cost
Large Business Structures 24 $1,000,000
Minor " " 127 90,000
Public Buildings 18 225,000
Manufacturing Purposes 50,000
Dwellings 1156 2.320,000
Total Value of Improvements $3,685,000
THE CITY OF OAKLAND. 11
The Present and Future.
As great as was the growth of Oakland in 1876, appear-
ances indicate that a larger number of houses will be built
during the present year than last. In whatever direction
we look we observe new structures springing up, not exactly
as by magic in a night, but with a celerity that approaches
it. The Watts' tract is becoming rapidly covered with cot-
tages aud shops. A large number of elegant residences are
in course of construction in the vicinity of Eighteenth,
Nineteenth, Jefferson and Grove streets, and improvements
in the vicinity of all the stations of the local railway are
exceedingly brisk. Not less than five hundred houses, of
various classes, have been commenced since the opening of
the year. The hard times generally complained of seems
to stimulate the investment of surplus capital in property
that cannot fail to be profitable, and is undeniably safe. It
was asserted by a prominent house owner to the writer of
this, that large buildings combining stores beneath, with
ample and numerous rooms for residence, office or lodging
purposes above, were remunerative even if all the stores
remained unrented, such was the demand for and certainty
of occupancy of the upper floors.
All the numerous architects of the city have their port-
folios filled with plans for large business structures or costly
residences, many of which are designed for San Francisco
capitalists, who show the recognition of an undoubted faith
in the future of Oakland by building here in preference to
San Francisco. It is probable that some of these extensive
contemplated improvements may be delayed by the present
depreciation in mining shares, but the delay will be only
temporary, and will tend in time to results much greater
than if stocks had been held up to excessive and fabulous
prices, subject to disastrous fluctuations. The solid busi-
ness men of both cities are becoming fully aware that one
of the most populous cities of the United States is to be
builded, and very rapidly too, between the waters of San
Francisco Bay and the San Pablo range of hills, and are
governing themselves accordingly.
Among a few of the improvements contemplated and in
progress at the present, are Kohler & Chase's three story
brick block, on the corner of Washington and Ninth streets.
This building will be fifty by one hundred feet, with base-
ment, and will be constructed in the most substanial man-
ner. The estimated cost is fifty thousand dollars.
Dr. Samuel Merritt is building, on the corner of Twelfth
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and Franklin streets, a building which, when completed,
will be one of the largest and most magnificent business
structures in the city. It is one hundred feet square, and
will be three stories in height above a spacious basement.
There are few buildings in any of our Western cities that
excel in size, design and cost this progressing block. The
cost is estimated at from one hundred thousand to one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
The Germania Association are proceeding rigorously in
the construction of a magnificent building, to be known as
Germania Halle. It is located on the east side of Webster
street, between Sixth and Seventh. The building will be of
wood, three stories in height, above a basement of brick,
its ground dimensions being seventy-five front by one hund-
red and thirty feet in depth. Its cost will not be far from
forty thousand dollars, and it will be the largest hall of a
similar nature in the State.
Greens' Block, on Broadway, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, will be fifty feet front by a depth of one
hundred, will be of brick, iron and stone, fire-proof, four
stories in height and will cost about fortj'-five thousand
dollars.
An elegant building fronting fifty feet on Twelfth street,
with a depth of one hundred feet will be erected A. Martin.
It will be three stories high, and its estimated cost is thirty
thousand dollars.
A. C. Henry, Esq., the banker, has in a forward state of
progress a substantial brick block seventy-five feet front by
ninety feet in depth, on Ninth street, between Broadway
and Washington. The front walls of this massive structure
will be fifty-five feet high. The building is of brick with
basement, is three stories and will cost about forty thousand
dollars.
J. L. Wetmore, a prominent real estate dealer, of Oak-
land, will build an immense three story frame, ninety feet by
one hundred, on the corner of Eighth and Clay streets, at a
cost of twenty-five thousand dollars.
In addition to the above list a large number of business
houses of more moderate dimensions are in progress.
From a general view of the ground and personal inter-
views with the principal builders and dealers in building
materials of the city, it is withoiit hesitation that we place
the probable cost of building improvements in Oakland at a
figure not lower than three millions and five hundred thous-
and dollars for the current year ending with the advent of
1878.
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Real Estate.
Oakland is to day the campaign ground for real estate op-
eration on the Pacific Coast. Greater activity prevails both
in business and residence property here than in any other
city on the coast, not excepting San Francisco. We might
say also, if the saying may not seem to savor of the spirit of
boasting, that no city within the broad expanse of the United
States can show such growth, and such substantial apprecia-
tion of values as Oakland, during a period dating back one,
two or three years. Especially during 1876, a season of
general depression in real estate on the Pacific Coast, did
Oakland not only maintain but largely enhance her values
both for business and residence property.
TABLE SHOWING REAL ESTATE SALES FKOM 1867 TO 1876 INCLUSIVE I
1867 $1,685,237
1868 2,700,038
1869 2,518,315
1870 2,294,534
1871 2,074,163
1872 $2,459,015
1873 2,439,595
1874 3,042,371
1875 4,076,821
1876 7,711,545
It will be seen that the sales for 1876 exceed those of 1874
and 1875 combined, and more than equal those of any three
years previous to 1874 aggregated. During the same period
the real estate sales of San Francisco amounted to $24,000,000.
This shows that the volume of transactions in Oakland is
one-third as large as that of the great commercial metropolis
of the Pacific coast. At its present ratio of development
but a few years will pass before the real estate sales of Oak-
land will exceed those of the peninsula
It will be of interest to our readers to observe, from the
authority of a reliable real estate firm, the actual prices of
real estate in open market in various locations at the present
writing. To those who preserve copies of this Directory
from year to year it may be of value and certainly will be of
interest in future years to glance backward, take a retrospec-
tive view and make comparisons. The figure which Oakland
real estate brings in the market now may ten years hence
appear exceedingly small, as the figures of ten years ago now
appear to the reviewer. In the year of our Lord 1877 the
choicest business property in Oakland will sell for eight
hundred dollars per front foot. Corner lots fronting on
Broadway between Seventh and Fourteenth streets are re-
garded as the choicest and most valuable property. The
constant throng which passing to and from the local trains
at short intervals from morn till noon, from noon till dewy
eve, and from that time on till midnight renders Broadway
the paradise of retailers. The ground upon which a corner
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store of twenty-five feet frontage stands in this locality there-
fore commands twenty thousand dollars, equivalent to a
ground rent of two thousand dollars per annum. However,
there are locations here which cannot be purchased for any
sum within the reasonable limits of its present or prospective
value.
Next in the scale of value for purposes of trade comes
Washington street. The best lots on this rapidly improving
thoroughfare command about $325 per front foot. Many
fine improvements were made on Washington street last year
and many others are in progress. It is beginning to divide
the vast crowd from the trains with Broadway. It is really
more agreeable and convenient for dwellers out north to take
Washington street. Its property has rapidly enhanced in
value of late in consequence of the frequently uncomfortably
crowded condition of Broadway, and the opening of several
new establishments of retail trade on Washington. Clay
street property, choice corners, command $150 perfront foot.
A lot on Broadway, at the corner of First street, 60 feet
front, sold at the rate of $541.66 per front foot, including
improvements worth probably two-fifths of the amount.
This sale is mentioned to illustrate the relative estimation in
which property suitable only for commercial or manufactur-
ing purposes is held when compared with that suitable for
the retail trade.
Business property at the Point sells at $100 per front foot
for the best lots. At Market street station about the same
prices are realized as at the Point. At Center street station
property is a little lower, though the best lots are rapidly
appreciating in value. No part of the city has grown more
rapidly of late than in this vicinity, business extending to
Eighth street. Adeline street station property does not
command so high a figure — $60 to $75 per front foot will
buy the best lots in that vicinity.
Property in the vicinity of Broadway upon the cross
streets, from Eighth to Tenth, commands $200 to $250 per
front foot; as we proceed to the northward prices growing
smaller.
Residence property that may be considered in the least
eligible, sells at from $75 to $100 per foot for first-class in
the most central or the most desirable locations, and from
$20 to $75, according to location, in various parts of the
city. Low-lying, undesirable lots may, in some instances,
be bought at $10 per foot. Among notable sales made
recently were the Peralta and Center street lands, lying
between the above named streets and Twelfth and Sixteenth
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streets, comprising seventy-six lots, every one of which was
sold at prices varying from $1,015 to $400, the entire tract
bringing $43,045. An offer of $55,000 was refused for a
business block bounded by Market, Myrtle, Seventh and
Eighth, without improvements. At the sale of the Potter
property the sum of $165,375 was realized. Three hundred
and ten feet on Telegraph avenue sold at an average of $216
per foot. Lots on the San Pablo frontage brought $175 per
foot. The sale Avas considered one of the most successful
which ever took place in Oakland, considering the times.
The Oak Park tract in Alameda, lying between Fassking's
Gardens and the Bay, and comprising about twenty blocks,
is considered as among the desirable residence property for
the more select class. Lots in that tract have sold during
the season at prices ranging from $500 to $1,000. This local-
ity is rapidly becoming covered with a fine class of residences.
The Watts tract, lying between the Bay and San Pablo
avenue in the northerly section of the city, was subdivided
and sold during the season. A remarkable growth is
evident in that section, which offers the cheapest residence
property now available. More than one hundred and thirty
houses have been erected on that ground since the sale, and
new ones are going up every day.
The Brumagin tract, situated a little northward of Temescal,
has lately come into market. This tract is situated on a very
desirable elevation above the Bay, some ninety feet — has a
splendid drainage, and is altogether a lovely spot upon
which to create homes. At the sale fifty lots were sold at
prices ranging from $275 to $400.
The Rowland tract, which lies between Telegraph and San
Pablo avenues southward of Thirty-fourth street, lies high
and affords a good view. Streets have been graded through
this land, and lots are for sale, but purchasers must expect
to pay high prices there.
The Shell Mound tract, at the head of the creek, has been
settled upon to a considerable extent during the season.
Several other tracts of outside lots have been opened for
purchase during the year, and are as a consequence being
rapidly dotted over with habitations.
Fruit Vale on the eastward, and Piedmont, are suburbs,
are noted for their picturesque scenery and healthfulness.
Both are improving gradually. The first school building,
an elegant one, was built at Piedmont during the summer
of 1876. A number of fine residences were built at Fruit
Yale. _ In this section land can yet be purchased by the
acre, in tracts to suit.
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The general tendency of improvements is to the north-
ward. Ere long every acre of land between the Bay and
the hills northward to Berkeley will be in the market as city
lots, and will be rapidly disposed of to the army of seekers
for cheap, healthful and picturesque homes.
Population of the City.
Thirty-five thousand was accepted as a correct estimate of
the population of Oakland in June, 1876. The number of
children in the city at that time was 8,745, or about twenty-
five per cent, of the total population. Thus, in 1870, the
School census gave 2,592 children and the Federal census
10,000 inhabitants to the city. The gain in the number of
children for the last four years has been twenty percent, annu-
ally; that ratio of gain from June, 1876 to June, 1877, will give
a return of 10,497 children, indicating a population of 41,976.
But it is a patent fact, that the enumeration of children, of
late years, is often taken in a careless manner, resulting
in the omission of a considerable number of names. The
population of Oakland is undoubtedly larger than the figures
indicated by the School census, for two reasons : First, all
the children are not returned; second, there are, at least,
fifteen hundred men residing in the city, engaged upon the
hundreds of new buildings, who have no famiies here, and
consequently no children to be returned.
A more reliable basis than the School census, upon which
to estimate the population, is the present volume. This work
being published annually, and containing the names of all
adult males and heads of families, affords an excellent means
of determining the growth of the city by comparison. The
best judges, in fact, authorities almost indisputable, allot a
population of three and one-half to each reference in the
Directories of Western cities. Upon this basis we estimated
the population in June, 1876, at 35,910, there being 10,260
references in the book. This year the references in the book
number 13,050, an increase of 2,790. The population is,
therefore, 45,675, an increase of 9,765 since June, 1876.
Newspapers and pamphlets have been too moderate in esti-
mating the number of inhabitants in this bustling, crowded
city. This volume shows, beyond a doubt, an increase of
fully twenty-five per cent, since the date of our last issue,
one year ago ; and after a careful and exhaustive comparison
of facts, we have no hesitancy in claiming that our figures
are conservative and within the bounds of actual fact. An
official census would hardly vary them one thoiisand.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA.
Sheriff — Henry N. Morse, elected for two years. Term
expires in March, 1878.
Under Sheriff — J. Tyrrel.
Deputy Sheriffs — William S. Harlow and Frederick Bry-
ant.
Jailor — Jesse Viers.
Assistant Jailor — F. N. Miller.
County Clerk and Auditor — Charles G. Eeed, elected for
two years. Term expires March, 1878.
Deputies— John Yule, Eben C. Farley, D. W. Pratt, R.
W. Church and George W. Eeed.
County Treasurer — Charles E. Palmer, appointed in place
of Joseph Becht, deceased, whose term of office would have
expired March, 1878.
Deputy — P. R. Borein.
County Recorder — Thomas A. Smith, elected for two
years. Term expires March, 1878.
Deputies — A. S. Cheminant and George D. Cobb.
Copyists — F. B. Granger jr., W. L. Bromley, Charles M.
Tucker, R. O. Whitehead and James Dixon.
Public Administrator — C. B. Rutherford. Elected for
two years, term expires March, 1878.
Coroner — William Helmer. Elected for two years, term
expires March, 1878.
District Attorney — John R. Glascock. Elected for two
years; term expires March, 1878.
County Surveyor — Luis Castro. Elected for two years;
term expires March, 1878.
Superintendent of Schools — W. F. B. Lynch. Elected
for two years; term expires March, 1878.
County and Probate Judge — Stephen G. Nye. Elected
for four years; term expires December 31st, 1879.
18 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Board of Supekvisors — Regular meetings are held on the
first Mondays of February, May, August and November.
Elected for two years. O. H. Burnham, Oakland; J. A.
Chase, Oakland; Peter Pumyea, Oakland; W. C. Mason,
Brooklyn and Alameda; J. B. Marlin, Eden; Howard Over-
acker, Washington; Valentin Alviso, Murray.
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Judiciary — Chase, Overacker and Mason.
Auditing and Finance — Pumyea, Mason and Marlin.
Roads and Bridges — Overacker, Alviso and Marlin.
Franchise — Mason, Alviso and Chase.
Hospital — Marlin, Overacker and Pumyea.
County Buildings — Alviso, Pumyea and Chase.
Board of Equalization — Consists of the Supervisors and
meets on the second Monday in July, annually.
Assessors — W. F. Boardman; J. P. Hart, Deputy, Oak-
land township; E. Minor Smith, Alameda township; A. B.
Webster, Brooklyn township; Atwill R. Hall, Eden town-
ship; Luther E. Osgood, Washington township; Newton
Ingram, Murray township. Elected for two years; term ex-
pires March, 1878.
COURTS.
District Court — Third Judicial District. — This Dis-
trict comprises Alameda County and the Fifth Ward of
the City of San Francisco. Samuel Bell McKee, Judge.
Elected for six years; term expires December 31, 1881.
Court is held at Oakland on the Third Mondays of February,
June and October, and in San Francisco on the Third Mon-
days of April, August and December.
County and Probate Court. — Stephen G. Nye, Judge.
Elected for four years; term expires December 31, 1879.
Terms of County Court: The First Mondays of January,
April and July, and the Third Monday of September.
Probate Court. — Stephen G. Nye, Judge.
Justice's Court. — William M. Graham. Elected for two
years; term expires December 31, 1877. Court is held at
470 Seventh street.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
19
Justice's Court. — James Lentell. Elected for two years;
term expires.December 81, 1877. Court is held at the north-
west corner of Eleventh and Franklin streets.
Court is held daily,
Police Court. — A. H. Jayne, Judge,
except Sundays, at the City Hall.
Justice of the Peace of the City of Oakland. — Wm,
Bolton. Elected for one year; term expires March 12, 1878.
Court is held at 1768 Seventh street.
Notaries Public for Alameda County.
Appointed.
M. T. Dusinbury Oakland January 4
George W. Edwards .... " August 5
William M. Gilchrist... " Sept. 27
William Hoskins " Dec. 8
George D. Metcalf " May 2
John H. Redstone " June 3
Will H. Burrall " Feb. 24
John W. Sessions " Sept. 20
Arthur D. Thomson " June 28
S. Hirshberg " January 11
Newton Benedict ," Sept. 18
Henry A. Leake " Sept. 28
William Bolton West Oakland. . . .June 3
Daniel H. Beck Centerville May 13
Lorenzo G. Yates " Sept. 7
Aug. M. Church Livermore Dec. 8
M. P. H. Love " Dec. 14
William M. Liston Alvarado Dec. 7
Thomas W. Millard Harrisburg June 3
Anthony G. Oakes Hayward Sept. 23
John R. Palmer Pleasanton May 5
A. B. Webster Brooklyn January 11, 1877
N. W. Palmer Alameda March 10, 1876
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County Infirmary.
Embraces 127 acres, four miles from San Leandro. It is
designed for the care of the sick poor and for the aged and
infirm. C. S. Coleman, Physician; Frederick Gerstenberg,
Steward. The number of admissions in 1876 was 212; 164
were discharged, and there were 39 deaths. The number of
patients remaining on January 1, 1877, was 67. The total
current expenses for the year were $17,579 22, and $4,914 91
were paid for improvements.
20 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF
OAKLAND.
By an Act passed at the last session of the Legislature the
ward subdivisions of the city were materially altered.
Oakland has now seven wards. We give the boundaries as
established by the new law.
First Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying
west of Adeline street.
Second Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying
north of Twentieth street, and north of Delger street and
east of Adeline street.
Third Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying
east of Adeline street, south of Twentieth and Delger streets,
west of Broadway street and north of Tenth street.
Fourth Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city
lying west of Broadway street, south of Tenth street and
north of the southerly Charter line of the City of Oakland.
Fifth Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying
east of Broadway street, south of Twentieth and Delger
streets, north of Tenth street and west of the line which
divides Oakland township from Brooklyn township.
Sixth Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying
east of Broadway street and south of Tenth street.
Seventh Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city
lying in Brooklyn township, now known and designated as
East Oakland.
A general election was held on the second Monday of
March, 1877, at which all members of the City Council and
School Board and other city officers except the Mayor, who
is elected every year, were elected, to serve for two years,
without pay.
Officers Elected in March, 1877.
Mayor— E. H. Pardee.
Police Judge — A. H. Jayne.
Justice of the Peace of the City — William Bolton.
Treasurer and Clerk — James Dods.
Marshal and Tax Collector — Perry Johnson.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 21
Assessor — Joseph M. Dillon.
City Attorney — Henry Vrooman.
City Engineer — Thomas J. Arnold (appointed).
Superintendent of Public Schools — F. M. Campbell.
Clerk of Police Court — Henry Ames (appointed).
Clerk in City Marshal's Office — J. L. Rector (ap-
pointed) .
Deputy City Clerk — J. A. Booth (appointed).
Chief Engineer of Fire Department — M. De La Mon-
tanya (appointed).
City Wharfinger — William Harwood (appointed).
Pound Master — D. Rattery (appointed).
Deputy License Collector — J. J. Porter (appointed).
The City Council.
W. A. Walter, President ; P. W. Fonda, W. E. Grinnell,
W. A. Walter, John M. Miner, W. E. Miller, J. W. F.
Sohst, M. W. Fish.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ordinance and Judiciary — Fish, Miner and Grinnell.
Auditing and Finance — Miller, Miner and Fish.
Streets and Buildings — Miner, Fish and Fonda.
Fire and Water — Sohst, Grinnell and Miner.
Education — Grinnell, Sohst and Fonda.
Street Lights and Lanrp Posts — Fish, Miller and Sohst.
Removals and Obstructions — Fonda, Grinnell and Sohst.
City Hall and Police — Miner, Miller and Grinnell.
Board of Education.
R. E. Cole, President ; J. W. Shanklin, C. H. Redding-
ton, J. A. Hobart, C. N. Fox, A. W. Swett, Eugene Lynch.
F. M. Campbell, Secretary.
Board of Health.
L. H. Cary, Health Officer and City Physician ; W. Bam-
ford, E. H. Woolsey and William Bolton. Geo. H. Carleton,
Health Inspector.
Police Department.
Captain of Police — D. H. Rand, City Hall.
George H. Carleton — Superintendent of Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph.
22 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
REGULAR OFFICERS.
Charles E. Lufkin, stationed at City Hall, day watch and
bailiff of Police Court.
William Aldrich, City Hall.
George Taylor, City Hall.
S. H. Mitchell, stationed at City Hall, night watch.
W. H. Summers, patrol Seventh and Broadway.
John Barnett, patrol Seventh and Broadway.
John A. Dodge, patrol Seventh and Broadway.
. W. D. Thomas, patrol East Oakland.
H. Nedderman, patrol East Oakland.
Edward J. Chase, patrol Oakland Point.
A. Ennis, patrol Oakland Point.
A. Wilson, patrol on cars C. P. R. R. and Wharf.
Joseph M. Wallace, patrol Broadway, Franklin, Washing-
ton, Ninth to Fourteenth.
Tim Lamping, patrol Broadway, Franklin, Washington,
Ninth to Fourteenth.
A. J. Ross, patrol San Pablo, Telegraph, Fourteenth and
Hobart.
REGULAR SPECIAL POLICEMEN ON BEATS.
George F. Blake — Beat No. 1. Bounded by Franklin,
Fourth, Washington and Fourteenth streets.
H. B. Rand — Beat No. 2. Bounded by Fourteenth, Lake
Merritt, Twenty-second and San Pablo avenue.
J. C. Ross — Beat No. 3. Bounded by Washington, South
Front, Market and Fourteenth streets.
H. Wood— Beat No. 4. Bounded by Fifth, Fourteenth,
Market and Linden streets.
T. Taylor — Beat No. 5. Bounded by Franklin to Fourth,
Fourth to Webster, Webster to South Front, East Front to
Fourteenth street.
A. W. Burrell — Beat No. 6. Bounded by Fourth, Wash-
ington, Webster and South Front streets.
Nelson Fillio — Beat No. 7. Bounded by Fourteenth, San
Pablo avenue, Twenty-seventh and Market streets.
David Bush — Beat No. 8. West of Campbell.
Joseph Fields — Beat No. 9. Adeline to Centre.
Charles E. Chase — Beat No. 10. Centre to Campbell.
J. M. Manley — Beat No. 11. East Oakland.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 23
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
Officers in the following list are invested with authority to
act as policemen, but are not subject to orders from the
chief, or required to leave the places at which they are
stationed.
D. Rattary, Pound Master.
E. S. E. Williams, C. P. E. E. Repair Shops.
Allen Peel, Lafayette School.
John Maguire, Pioneer Planing Mill.
Ealph Balmford, Lincoln School.
Daniel Morrison, Oakland Planing Mill.
A. E. Dietz, Dietz Hall.
E. G. Jones, High School.
Darwin Degolia, E. E. Bridge, Alice street.
Henry Theobold, Twelfth street Bridge.
J. L. Eoundy, Webster street Bridge.
William Stack, Zimmerman's Garden.
S. G. Crawford, at large.
OAKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
It is not necessary to follow the histoiy of the Oakland
Eire Department from its inception to its regeneration and
permanent establishment. — Matthew De La Montanya was
appointed chief engineer in 1874, and still occupies the po-
sition. The service has been brought to a good state of effi-
ciency.
A Fire Alarm Telegraph, with twenty miles of wire, has
<been recently constructed, and eleven automatic fire boxes
provided, which number will soon be largely increased. A
gong of enormous sounding power has also been placed in
the engine house of Phoenix No. 1 and of Felton No. 2.
George H. Carleton Superintendent of Fire and Police Tel-
egraph.
The city is now the owner of four engine houses and
four lots, viz: A brick engine house on the north side of
Sixth street, between Broadway and Washington, built in
1875, accommodating the Felton and Hook and Ladder com-
panies ; a house and lot on Fifteenth near Washington, occu-
pied by Phoenix Company No. 1; a lot, with house newly
completed thereon of brick one story in height, on Eighth
street, between Willow and Campbell, West Oakland ; a brick
house in East Oakland, on East Fourteenth street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues, occupied by Brooklyn Com-
pany No. 4.
24 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Companies.
Pacenix No. 1. — Located on Fifteenth street in the rear
of City Hall. Provided with a third-class Amoskeag En-
gine, costing $3,178, drawn by two horses; one hose-cart
drawn by one horse and carrying 650 feet of hose. The
company is full and numbers nine men, as follows : C. Hooley,
foreman; T. Ennis, engineman; W. H. Barrett, stoker; T.
Hallahan, driver; S. Stephenson, N. O'Brien, M. I. Halla-
han, Edward Clark and William Ballantyne, extramen.
John B. Felton, No. 2. — Located on Sixth, between
Broadway and Washington. Is supplied with a second-class
Silsby Engine, drawn by two horses, cost $5,562, and one
hose-cart drawn by one horse and carrying 650 feet of hose.
The Company consists of nine men: E. F. Voorhees, fore-
man and extraman; W. Myles, engineman; C. Briones,
stoker; L. Hoffman, hose driver; B. Bennett, E. Cady, A.
E. Peckham, Pi. Myles and D. Barrett, extramen.
Oakland, No. 3. — Located on Eighth street, between
Campbell and Willow. It is a second-class Silsby, costing
$5,000, is drawn by two horses, and one hose-cart drawn by
one horse and carrying 750 feet of hose. The Company
consists of nine men: William Myles, foreman; George De-
marais, engineman; William Ennis, stoker; D. Cronin, hose
driver; J. E. Bacon, M. M. Kelly, A. H. Myers, A. Tate and
F. Tasney, extramen.
Brooklyn, No. 4. — Located on East Fourteenth street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues> East Oakland. It
is supplied with a second-class Amoskeag Engine, drawn by
two horses, and also a hose-cart drawn by one horse, carry-
ing 750 feet of hose. The Company consists of nine men:
James Moffitt, foreman; Ira Chapman, engineer; Daniel
Cronan, stoker; Patrick Lamb, driver hose-cart; H. West,
Oscar Guerin, James Mulgrew, George Lewis and F. Schim-
melpfennig, extramen.
Brooklyn, No. 1. — This is a volunteer company, with ap-
paratus located on Fifteenth avenue, between East Twelfth
and East Fourteenth streets, East Oakland. It was organi-
zed in May, 1869. It is supplied with a hand-engine, of the
Jeffries manufacture, hook and ladder truck and 300 feet of
hose, belonging to the city. The company numbers 53 men.
Belief Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1. — Located on Sixth
street, between Broadway and Washington. The truck is
FIRE DEPARTMENT. 25
drawn by two horses. The company is composed of eight
men: J. O. Sarpy, foreman; P. Reader, driver; W. Robin-
son, tillerman; George Farwell, E. Campbell, Charles H.
Ellis, J. C. Orr and William Williams, extraman.
Cisterns are located as follows : On the corner of Second
and Broadway, Third and Broadway, Fourth and Broadway,
Eighth and Broadway, Thirteenth and Broadway. The con-
struction of two additional cisterns — one at the intersection of
Eight and Wood streets, and one in East Oakland near Four-
teenth street and Twelfth avenue — is proposed and will
probably soon be accomplished.
There are ninety hydrants constructed and in use.
LOCATION OF THE ELEVEN BOXES ERECTED.
Seventh, between Wood and Willow streets.
Seventh and Adeline streets.
Seventh and Market streets.
Seventh and Washington streets.
Twelfth and Broadway streets.
Twelfth and Oak streets.
Sixth avenue and East Twelfth street.
First and "Washington streets.
Market and Fourteenth streets.
Twelfth avenue and East Twelfth street.
Telegraph avenue and Sycamore street.
The expenses of the Department for the year are thus
summarized :
Salaries of officers $ 1 284 00
Salary of hydrant inspector. . . 396 00
Salaries of men 11,634 00
Feed of horses 1,290 15
Bent 156 00
Gas 652 02
Horses (3) purchased 900 00
Carbolized hose 1,260 00
Engine House, WT. O 3,465 83
Engine and Cart, W. O 5,000 00
All other items 2,865 43
No.
2.
No.
o
O.
No.
4.
No.
5.
No.
6.
No.
7.
No.
8.
No.
9.
No.
13.
No.
15.
No.
16.
,903 43
The total value of Department property, per inventory, is
$60,133 77.
26 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
MUNICIPAL FINANCES.
It is a source of gratification to be able to publish the fact
that the financial affairs of the city of Oakland are prudently
and honestly managed. The rate of taxation is low, and
funds raised by taxes or the sale of bonds are applied strictly
to the purposes designed. Tax-payers, therefore, enjoy the
satisfaction of receiving something tangible for their con-
tributions. They can see honestly constructed public build-
ings and street improvements, and enjoy the benefits a well
governed and orderly community bestows. Following are
the receipts from all sources for 1876 per report of the City
Treasurer :
City taxes $218,501 96
General trader's licenses 35,321 50
Vehicle licenses 545 00
Dog licenses 1,242 00
Police Court 6,788 95
City Wharf 10,109 88
Total revenue proper $272,509 29
Received from sale of bonds (sewer) 8,084 00
Received school moneys from State and county. 55,951 03
Total receipts from all sources $336,544 32
Following are items of current expenditures for 1876 :
Police Department $22,383 90
Fire Department 28,542 51
Repairs and sprinkling streets 23,499 11
Lighting streets and City Hall 24,115 43
Hospital, &c 6,130 16
Public grounds and buildings 7,363 02
Miscellaneous (salaries city officers, etc.) 28,322 09
Total $140,356 22
The expenses of the public schools during the
year were $122,483 87
The city has paid all accruing interest on bonds and holds
a handsome surplus in the treasury.
MUNICIPAL FINANCES.
27
Bonded Debt.
The following table shows all particulars concerning the
bonded debt of the city:
Date.
Amount.
Pay-
able.
Rate
Int.
Amount of
Interest
Charged.
For what purposes.
1858
$18,400
50,000
16,000
70,000
50,000
80,000
15,000
100,000
100,000
173,000
1878
1883
1883
1890
1892
1903
1903
1905
1905
1885
7
10
10
10
8
8
8
8
8
8
$1,288 00
5,000 00
1,600 00
7,000 00
4,000 00
6,400 00
1,200 00
8,000 00
8,000 00
13,840 00
Old Claims
1868
1868
1870
1872
1872
1874
1874
1874
1875
Erection of City Hall
. . Carpentier judgment
Floating Debt
School Buildings
. .Municipal Purposes
Dredging the Bar
. . . Municipal Purposes
Refunding School Bond
56,328 80
Total$672,400
The item of $173,000 bonds issued in 1875, were for the
construction of the Lake Sewer, and is payable by the prop-
erty benefited by that improvement, the city only extending
its guarantee.
The assessed value of property within the city limits for
1876-7 is $24,000,718.
EDUCATIONAL.
The Public Schools of Oakland.
High School. — Corner of Twelfth and Market streets.
J. B. McChesney, Principal. C. B. Bradley, Vice-Princi-
pal. Miss Emma Temple, Miss S. N. Jewett and Miss Irene
Hardy, Assistants.
Cosmopolitan School. — Corner of Eleventh and Grove
streets. P. A. Garin, Principal and Teacher of French.
Miss H. P. Stearns and Miss Cloelia Lewis, Assistants.
Ikving Grammar School. — Corner of Market and Twelfth
streets, in High School building. J. B. McChesney, Prin-
cipal. Miss Jennie Walbridge, Miss Sara Boniface, Miss
Georgia Persing, Miss Mattie Call, Mrs. H. B. Shorkley,
Mrs. H. C. Lee, Miss Henrietta Sumner, Miss H. Simpson,
Miss Annie L. Gray, Miss Viola Strawbridge, Mrs. W. H.
Cubery and Mrs. Catherine Tarbox, Assistants.
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Lincoln Grammar School. — Corner of Tenth and Alice
streets. T. O. Crawford, Principal. Mrs. M. L. Hoyt,
Miss Georgia Smith, Miss Mary Clow, Miss S. J. Wythe,
Miss Ella Whelan, Miss Annie P. Meek and Mrs. P. A.
Parker, Assistants.
Lafayette Primary School. — Corner of Twelfth and Jef-
ferson streets. Miss A. F. Aldrich, Principal. Mrs. K. A.
Campbell, Miss Julia E. Sherman, Miss P. E. Allen, Mrs.
E. W. Anderson, Miss Ella Myrick, Miss Louisa Allen, Mrs.
M. S. P. Robinson and Mrs. M. E. Pelham, Assistants.
Franklin Grammar School. — Tenth avenue between East
Fifteenth and East Sixteenth streets. J. H. Sumner, Prin-
cipal. Mrs. E. Pi. Tucker, Mrs. L. E. Bentley, Miss L. E.
White, Miss L. J. Watson, Miss L. Kinkade, Miss C. M.
Ellis and Miss E. S. Elliot, Assistants.
Durant School. — Corner of Grove and Twenty-eighth
streets. C. W. Otis, Principal. Mrs. Pi. Pi. Johnston, Miss
M. Emma Hand, Miss Ella Pinkham, Miss Addie Walton,
Miss Amelia Clow, Miss M. T. Kimball, Miss Julia E. Mer-
ritt and Miss E. Powell, Assistants.
Grove Street Primary School. — Grove between Fourth
and Fifth streets. Mrs. N. D. Standeford, Principal. Miss
Clara Hawley, Miss Jennie Nesbitt and Miss M. A. O'Neil,
Assistants.
Harrison Street Primary School. — Corner of Sixth and
Harrison streets. Miss Ada Hamilton, Principal. Miss A.
M. Quince and Mrs. Mary Bradford, Assistants.
Prescott Grammar School. — Corner of Campbell and
Taylor streets. James Stratton, Principal. Miss O. Wet-
more, 'Miss Sallie Germain, Miss E. A. Stevens, Mrs. M. V.
Kingman, Miss Mary Conners, Mrs. E. P. Rann, Mrs. E.
G. Hunt, Miss E. B. Myrick, Miss Alice B. Ward, Miss L.
Graffleman, Miss Nellie Cook, Mrs. C. W. Tarbox and Mrs.
L. Walker, Assistants.
Swett School. — Corner East Twentieth street and Twelfth
avenue, East Oakland. Miss M. S. Kimball, Principal.
Miss F. C. Sutherland, Miss Lizzie Sargent and Miss S. F.
Bonney, Assistants.
Court House. — Miss S. J. Shuey.
EDUCATIONAL. 29
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
Professor T. Sohlke, Teacher of German.
Mrs. A. W. Broclt, principal Teacher of Drawing; Miss
Lizzie Mann, assistant.
H. J. Todd, principal Teacher of Music; Miss E. P.
Brown, assistant.
Miss A. E. Deitrick, Teacher of Penmanship.
P. E. Bornand, Teacher of Latin and French.
The University of California.
The University of California is located at Berkeley, the
most northerly suburb of Oakland, situated about four and
one-half miles from the city, and is reached by a horse rail-
way from Oakland, and by ferry and steam railroad from
San Francisco. That the site was well chosen may be seen
by the following from the (manuscript) report of Professor
Soule'.
' ' The diversified character of the surface brings into use
all the principles of surveying and topography. It is in area
200 acres, is watered by numerous springs in the hills. With
the spring water and surface water saved, the grounds can be
thoroughly irrigated throughout the year, and made to
blossom as the rose. The lower portion of the grounds is
flat and moistf throughout the year, and will nourish such
trees, flowers and shrubs as require such soil. Then there
is a higher plateau, upon which the various buildings have
been or are to be located, forming the campus proper.
Beyond, toward the Mt. Diablo range, the ground rises into
hills, the highest of which is 884 feet above tide water, and
584 feet above the base of the south college. The average
height of the tract is 400 feet above tide water. The hilly
portion could be well utilized for forestry. The university
is supplied with water from a reservoir of 38,000 gallons
capacity, situated at the foot of Strawberry Canyon, and at
an elevation of 205 feet above the basement of the south
college. It will carry water entirely over any building con-
templated. Strawberry creek is for a large portion of the
year a beautifully clear stream ; during the winter it discharges
an enormous quantity of water, and runs between steep
banks ten to fifteen feet in depth, and with a span of from
30 to 100 feet. Along it are found many shady, quiet nooks,
gracious to the scholar, philosopher and naturalist. The
soil of the lower portion of the site is a deep rich adobe,
capable of being wrought into a soil of great productiveness;
on the plateau it is a lighter kind ; on the hills there is a
30 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
thin soil of decomposed shale rock, etc. It would be diffi-
cult to find within so small an area as the University site a
spot with so many varieties and capabilities in the way of
soils, irrigation and exposure. The view, too, is magnifi-
cent. Facing the Golden Gate, the eye takes in the whole
peninsula at a sweep, with its great mart of commerce, its
shipping, and the bold yet lovely islands that deck the bay,
while to the eastward the towering hills afford a fine back-
ground of relief to the eye, as it turns from the extended
plain below."
The Constitution of the State requires the legislature to
provide for the maintenance of a university, and in March,
1868, a law was passed, creating and organizing the Univer-
sity of California. The State appropriated $200,000 from
the sale of tide lands, as part of the Endowment Fund. A
"Seminary and Public Building Fund," amounting to
$100,000, existed, which was made another part of the en-
dowment, while the old College of California, which had
been in existence since 1855, and had accumulated a large
property, transferred it entire to the University ; this latter
property was valued at $120,000. Congress had already
made a donation of 150,000 acres of land for the eztablish-
ment of an Agricultural College in California. Nothing
could be more pertinent or proper than making the Agricul-
tural College a part and portion of the University, and it
was done. This combination of circumstances gives the
University a very handsome Endowment Fund, which will
be largely increased from the advance in real estate held by
it under the grants. Two large and commodious buildings
were occupied, though not fully completed, at the commence-
ment of the college year, in September, 1873.
The south hall is of brick, one hundred and fifty-two feet
in length, average width fifty-six feet, and four stories in
height. It contains thirty-four-rooms, six of which are
thirty-two by forty-eight in size.
The north hall is built of wood, is one hundred and sixty-
six feet in length, average width sixty feet and four stories
in height. It is divided into twenty-eight rooms. The assem-
bly room is forty -three by fifty-eight feet, and the philosoph-
ical lecture room thirty-six by fifty-eight feet. The cost was
$357,000.
The institution embraces seven distinct colleges, as fol-
lows : Scientific, Agriculture, Mechanics, Engineering,
Chemistry, Mining and Medicine.
In the College of Letters the Degree conferred is that of
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A. B. ; in the College of Science, Bachelor of Philosophy,
and in the College of Medicine, M. D.
College of Agriculture. — Instruction is given by experi-
mental and illustrated lectures, recitations, essays and class
discussions, and in the practical illustration of principles
upon the University grounds.
College of Mechanics.— This college educates mechani-
cal engineers and machinists. Advanced classes are in-
structed in civil engineering to the extent necessary for the
purposes of this college, including Mathematics, "Phvsics
and Theoretical Mechanics. But the chief object will be to
teach Applied or Industrial Mechanics ; to show how the
forces of nature are employed for industrial purposes ; and
to discuss the nature of the different constructions or ma-
chines contrived by human ingenuity. Special attention is
given to Industrial Drawing, with view to thorough educa-
tion in the principles of construction of machinery.
College of Mixing. — In this college are given courses of
lectures pn Chemistry, Metallurgy, Geology, Mineralogy and
Engineering. ^ The laboratories "are ample to conduct the
most refined investigation.
College of Engineering.— The object of this college is
to give thorough instruction in those studies which pertain
to the profession of a civil engineer. In the advanced years
instruction is also given in Physics, Geology, Zoology, and
in certain literary branches, including Modern Languages,
History and Political Economy.
College of Letters.— The College of Letters maintains
two courses, the Classical and the Literary. The former is
identical with the general course of studies in the great col-
leges of the Eastern States and England. The latter affords
a most complete and thorough training in its special studies.
Applicants for admission should be at least sixteen years
of age, and bring satisfactory testimonials. Young ladies as
well as young men are received as students. There is no
charge whatever for tuition.
The number of students now attending the University is
reported in the annual catalogue as follows : Seniors'27,
Juniors 39, Sophomores 103, Freshmen 98, and other stu-
dents in special courses 25.
College of Medicine.— Is held at Toland Hall, in San
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Francisco, and affords ample opportunities for acquiring the
highest degree of excellence in the theories of the profes-
sion.
REGENTS.
EX-OFFIOIO REGENTS.
His Excellency William Irwin, Sacramento, Governor, ex-
officio President of the Board.
His Honor J. A. Johnson, San QuentiiT? Lieutenant Gov-
ernor.
Hon. G. J. Carpenter, Placerville, Speaker of the As-
sembly.
Hon. Ezra S. Carr, Sacramento, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
R. S. Cary, Esq., Sacramento, President of State Agri-
cultural Society.
A. S. Hallidie, Esq., San Francisco, President of the Me-
chanics' Institute of San Francisco.
John Le Conte, Berkeley, President of the University.
APPOINTED REGENTS.
Rev. H. Stebbins, D. D., San Francisco.
Hon. Lawrence Archer, San Jose'.
J. West Martin, Esq., Oakland.
Hon. Samuel B. McKee, Oakland.
Hon. John F. Swift, San Francisco.
Joseph W. Winans, Esq., San Francisco.
J. Mora Moss, Esq., Oakland.
J. M." Hamilton, Esq., Guenoc.
D. O. Mills, Esq., Millbrae.
William Meek, Esq., San Leandro.
Hon. Frank M. Pixley, San Francisco.
Hon. William T. Wallace, San Francisco.
Hon. Eugene Casserly, San Francisco.
HONORARY REGENTS. *
Hon. John S. Hager, San Francisco.
A. J. Bowie, Esq., Jan Francisco.
Hon. John B. Felton, Oakland.
*The term "Honorary," applied to these Regents, indicates only the
mode of their election, which was made by the Ex-Officio and Appointed
Kegents. Every Regent is a full member of the Board.
EDUCATIONAL. 33
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
President of the University — John Le Conte. Address,
Berkeley.
Advisory Committee — Regents Hager, Martin, Moss and
Stebbins.
Treasurer— D. O. Mills.
Dean of the Academic Senate — Martin Kellogg.
Chief of Military Instruction— W. T. Welcker.
Secretary and Superintendent of the Grounds — Robert E.
C. Stearns. Address, Berkeley.
Assistant Secretary and Land Agent — J. Ham Harris.
Land Department of the University — Office, 728 Mont-
gomery street ; P. O. Box, 2040, San Francisco.
ACADEMIC SENATE.
John Le Conte, M. D., President and Professor of Physics.
William Ashburner, Honorary Professor of Mining.
George W. Bunnell, A. M., Professor of the Greek Lan-
guage and Literature.
George Davidson, A. M., Honorary Professor of Geodesy
and Astronomy.
Stephen J. Field, LL. D., Honorary Professor of Law.
Frederick G. Hesse, Professor of Industrial Mechanics.
Eugene W. Hilgard, Ph. D., Professor of Agriculture and
Agricultural Chemistry, General and Economic Botany.
Martin Kellogg, A. M., Dean, and Professor of Latin Lan-
guage and Literature.
Joseph Le Conte, M. D., Professor of Geology and Nat-
ural History.
Bernard Moses, Ph. D., Professor of History and Political
Economy.
Paul Pioda, Professor of Modern Languages.
Willard B. Rising, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Edward R. Sill, A. M., Professor of the English Language
and Literature.
Frank Soule, Jr. (U. S. Military Academy), Professor of
Civil Engineering and Astronomy.
William T. Welcker (U. S. Military Academy), Professor
of Mathematics.
George F. Becker, A. B., Ph. D., Instructor in Mining
and Metallurgy.
John W. Bice, Instructor in Engineering.
Samuel B. Christy, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
George C. Edwards, Ph. B., Instructor in Mathematics
and Commandant of Cadets.
Carlos F. Gompertz, Instructor in Spanish.
34 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Leander L. Hawkins, Ph. B., Instructor in Mathematics
and Surveying (Field Practice).
John D. Hoffman, Instructor in Mechanical and other
branches of Instrumental Drawing.
A Wendell Jackson, Ph. B., Instructor in Mineralogy.
Henry B. Jones, Assistant Instructor in German.
Win. Carey Jones, A. B., Recorder of the Faculty.
Edward A. Parker, Ph. B., Instructor in Physics and
Mathematics.
James M. Phillips, A. B., Instructor in Hebrew, Chaldaic
and Syriac.
Albin Putzker, Instructor in German.
Joseph C. Powell, A. B., Librarian.
E. H. Sears, A. B., Instructor in Latin and Greek.
F. Slate, Jr., S. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
John M. Stillman, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
Frank S. Sutton, Ph. B., Assistant in Agricultural Chem-
istry.
Robert E. C. Stearns, Secretary and Superintendent of
the Grounds.
J. Ham Harris, Assistant Secretary.
John Ellis, Gardener.
Abel Whitton, Manager University Press.
Charles Butters, Telegraphic Operator.
GRADUATE ASSISTANTS.
Frederick L.. Button, Mathematics.
J. B. Clarke, Mathematics.
David Cumming, Ph. B., Mathematics.
Benjamin P. Wall, Ph. B., English.
STUDENT ASSISTANT.
August Harding, Chemistry.
JANITORS.
John Scannell, North Hall.
John Hart, South Hall.
Classical and English School.
George Frederic Degen, A. M., Principal; F. Paget, A.
M., Instructor in Modern Languages.
This School has been removed to extensive and convenient
rooms, at 1420 San Pablo avenue.
The special aim of the School is to prepare students for
the University; but younger pupils will also be received and
carefully trained in a Primary or Grammar School course.
EDUCATIONAL. 35
The system of instruction pursued is based upon careful
explanation of principles, frequent reviews, and steady and
persistent drill. It is believed that by this system the pupil
will make, in the end, more rapid progress, and with more
lasting results.
The particular attention of parents is called to the monthly
reports, which are detailed statements of each student's de-
portment and progress in studies. The Principal is always
happy to confer with parents in regard to their sons, that he
may successfully co-operate with them in forming in the latter
a high standard of both scholarship and manhood.
This School was established by Kirk W. Brier. The pres-
ent principal received a most thorough education at Howard
University, and is considered a most successful instructor.
This School is deservedly popular. A large number of
youths are annually fitted for the University at this educational
establishment.
California Military Academy.
Rev. David McClure, Principal.
Located on east side of Telegraph avenue near Prospect
avenue. The military system of drilling and discipline has
been adopted to secure physical culture, promptness, presence
of mind and its attendant results.
Golden Gate Academy.
Located on Academy Hill near Telegraph avenue. This
institution receives students of both sexes, either as boarders
or day scholars. J. N. Haskins, Principal.
Mills Seminary.
Located at the foot of the San Pablo Eange, five miles
from Oakland. An institution devoted to the education of
young ladies. Rev. C. T. Mills, Principal.
St. Joseph's Academy.
Fifth, between Madison and Jackson streets. Under
charge of Brother Hosea. This is an admirably conducted
school, devoted to the education of boys. The premises are
commodious, and a large number of our youth are receiving
a thorough practical education there. Pupils are received
either for day instruction or as boarders. It is deservedly
popular, being under the management of the most careful
and efficient instructors.
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Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.
Located near the head of Lake Merritt on Webster street.
A boarding school for young ladies. Under the patronage
of the Most Rev. M. King, Pastor of Oakland.
Pacific Theological Seminary.
Located on Academy Hill. Rev. J. A. Benton, D. D.,
Professor of Sacred Literature. Rev. George Mooar, Pro-
fessor of Theology.
St. Mary's Academy.
North side of Eighth, between Jefferson and Grove streets.
Under charge of the Sisters.
St. Mary's Free School.
Seventh street near Jefferson. Under charge of the
Sisters.
Home School for Young Ladies.
Miss H. A. Field, Principal, 523 Hobart street.
State Deaf and Dumb, and Blind Asylum.
This institution is located near the State University at
Berkeley. The farm consists of one hundred and thirty
acres, eighty acres of which are on the hills fronting the
bay. Pure water is supplied by hillside springs, and the
elevated site insures the purest of air. Altogether, a better
location could not have been chosen. On the 17th of Janu-
ary, 1875, the beautiful and costly stone building occupied
by the institution was destroyed by fire, and the exigencies
of the case, with more than a hundred helpless unfortunates
to shelter and]provide for, were indeed great. But the spirit
of energy, coupled with that of benevolence, which inspires
the citizens of Alameda County, found means to build a tem-
porary structure without delay, and, as early as April 21st,
three months from the time of the disaster, the school was
again opened. Plans for permanent buildings have been
made and are now being carried out. They provide for a series
of structures including '* Homes," a central refectory, school
house, etc., all of which, when completed, will accommodate
two hundred and fifty pupils. The buildings are of the most
substantial character, having concrete and stone foundations,
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CHURCHES. 37
brick superstructure, walls lined with hollow brick, slate
roofs, all partitions of brick, and stone stair-cases through-
out. Every arrangement to secure health and comfort has
been made, while the system of segregation adopted will be
not only a safeguard against fire, but do away with many evils
connected with the herding of large numbers under one roof.
The course of studies pursued at this Institute is very
nearly the same as that embraced in the public schools and
in the seminaries, with the addition of music, which is taught
the blind as a means of obtaining a livelihood. The insti-
tution is sustianed by the State, but clothing and traveling
expenses must be provided by the parents or guardians of
the children, except in cases of extreme poverty, when a
proper certificate from the County Judge will authorize the
directors to supply clothing.
The management of the institution is entrusted to a Board
of five Directors, appointed by the Governor. The present
Board consists of the following named gentlemen : J. Mora
Moss, J. A. Stanly, E. J. Crane, Oakland; H. H. Haight,
Alameda, and D. D. Shattuck, San Francisco. Warring
Wilkinson, Principal. H. A. Palmer, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
A committee of ladies, consisting of Mrs. Mary E. Bray-
ton, Mrs. E. Green, Mrs. A. G. Gurnett, Mrs. Harriet A.
Warring, Mrs. James A. Folger and Mrs. L. H. Cary visit
the institution regularly and look into the domestic arrange-
ments.
Instructors in the Deaf and Dumb Department: George
B. Goodall, F. P. Fowler, Henry Frank and T. D'Estrella.
Instructors in the Blind Department: Charles T. Wilkin-
son, George B. Goodall and Mrs. A. B. Goodall.
CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church.
Location, southeast corner of Fourteenth and Brush streets.
Bev. B. S. McLafferty, pastor. Pastoral residence. 807
Brush street. Hours of service, at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m. This Society possesses an
elegant and imposing church edifice, constructed of wood,
and is free from debt.
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East Oakland Baptist Church.
Location, northeast corner of East Fourteenth street and
Tenth avenue. Rev. Thomas G. McLean, Pastor. Pastoral
residence, southeast corner of Twelfth avenue and East Nine-
teenth street. Hours of service at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sun-
day School at 12 M. Chinese Sunday School at 3 p. m.
First Congregational Church.
Location, east side Washington between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Rev. J. K. McLean, Pastor. Pastoral residence,
1008 Washington street. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. M.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m. The Sabbath School numbers
over three hundred scholars.
Second Congregational Church.
Location, north side Chase near Willow- Pastorate vacant.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 12:15
p. m. A new church edifice with a seating capacity of four
hundred has been recently completed at a cost of $7,500.
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church.
Location, corner of Plymouth and Elm avenues. The
pulpit is supplied by Professors Benton and Mooar, of the
Theological Seminary. Services at 11 A. M. and 7 : 30 p. M.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
St. John's Episcopal Church.
Location, Grove street between Seventh and Eighth. Rev.
Benjamin Akerly, D. D., Rector. Residence, southwest cor-
ner Sixteenth and Adeline streets. Daily service at 10 A. M.
Sunday at 11 A. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9:30
A. m., and Mission Sunday School 707 Broadway at 2 p. m.
The church has over two hundred communicants and a flour-
ishing Sabbath School.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Location, Twelfth street between Webster and Franklin.
Rev. J. Lewis Parks, Rector. Residence, 1513 Telegraph
avenue. Services at 11 A. M. and 7 :30 p. M. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. The value of the Church property is in excess
of $20,000.
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Church of the Advent (Episcopal).
Location, corner of East Fourteenth street and Seven-
teenth avenue. Rev. Sidney Wilbur, Rector. Residence,
Sixteenth avenue near East Sixteenth street. Services at 11
A. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
St. John Mission (Episcopal) Temescal.
Rev. Benjamin Akerly, D. D., Rector. Services at 3 P. m.,
also Sunday School.
The Bishop Berkeley Mission (Episcopal).
Organized February 14, 1877. Location, east side of
Chapel near Bancroft way. Rev. J. T. Wheat, D. D., Rec-
tor. Services at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Ser-
vices ou Fridays at 4 p. M. Average Sunday attendance 60.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Services at Odd Fellow's Hall, corner of Eleventh and
Franklin streets, at 11 A. M. Rev. William Buehren, Pastor.
Pastoral residence, west side Eighth avenue between East
Seventeenth and East Eighteenth streets.
Evangelical Association.
Services are held at the Academy of Music, Sixth street
near Broadway at 11 A. M. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Rev.
John G. Marquardt, Pastor. Pastoral residence, north side
Thirteenth street near Campbell.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location/southwest corner of Fourteenth and Clay streets.
Rev. Robert Bently, Pastor. Pastoral residence, corner of
Eighteenth and Jefferson streets. Services at 11 A. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. A church edifice
costing $35,000 has recently been completed.
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Campbell street between Eighth and Taylor.
Rev. J. H. Wythe jr., Pastor. Pastoral residence, west side
West street between Ninth and Tenth. Services at 11 A. M.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
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German Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Seventeenth street between San Pablo and Tele-
graph avenues. Rev. H. Brueck, Pastor. Pastoral resi-
dence northwest corner of Twentieth and Brush streets.
Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9
A. M.
Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, corner of Seventh avenue and East Fifteenth
street. Bev. B. E. Edgell, Pastor. Services at 11 A. M. and
7 P. M. Class Meeting 12:30 p. m. Sunday School 2 P. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. M.
African Methodist Church.
Location, southeast corner of Seventh and Market streets.
Pastorate vacant.
First Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
Rev. James Eells, Pastor. Residence, Peralta House, Tem-
escal. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. The church building and furniture is valued
at over $80,000.
First Presbyterian Church of East Oakland.
Location, northeast corner of East Fourteenth street and
Fifteenth avenue. Rev. W. H. Dean, Pastor. Pastoral res-
idence, 749 East Fourteenth street. Services at 11 A. m. and
7 p.m. Sunday School at 12:30 P. m. Chinese Sunday
School at 5 p. m.
Independent Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Thirteenth and Jefferson streets. L.
Hamilton, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m.
Pastoral residence, 1165 Jackson street.
Sunday School at 12 A. m.
First Congregational Church, Berkeley.
Location, east side Humboldt avenue near D wight way.
Rev. E. B. Payne, Pastor.
Church of the Immaculate Conception (R. C.)
Location, west side of Jefferson street between Seventh
and Eighth. Rev. Michael King, Pastor; Rev. Hugh Lagan,
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Asisstant. Mass on Sundays at 6 :30, 7 :45, 10 :30 and 9 a. m.
for the children; vespers at 7:30 p. m. Mass on week days
at 7 a. m. Sunday School after the 9 a. m. mass; number of
scholars about 500. Members of parish 5,000. Seating
capacity of church, 1,300; average morning attendance 3,000.
St. Anthony's Church (R. C.)
Location, east side of East Fifteenth street near Sixteenth
avenue. Rev. William Gleeson, Pastor; Rev. John McNally,
Assistant. Mass at 10:45 a. m. on Sundays and at 7 a. m. on
week days. Vespers on Sundays at 7:30 P. m. Sunday
School at 2 p. M.
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Location, east side of Evoy avenue between Grove and
West streets. Rev. Lawrence Serda, Pastor. Mass on Sun-
days at 9:30 A. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. M. Sunday School
after Mass.
Seventh Day Adventists Church.
Location, corner of Thirteenth and Clay streets. J. N.
Loughborough, Pastor. Services on Sabbath (Saturday) at
10:30 a. m. and Sunday at 7:30 P. M. Sabbath School at 9
a. M. ; number of scholars, 65. Members of Church, 67.
The church building and lot cost $13,500. Trustees: E. R.
Gillett, D. B. Rickey, J. I. Tay, George S. Manuel and G.
A. Baker.
Church of Christ.
Odd Fellow's Hall, corner of Eleventh and Franklin. Ser-
vices on Sunday at 1 P. M.
First Hebrew Congregation of Oakland.
This Congregation intend to build a church on the south
side of Fourteenth street between Franklin and Webster;
they meet at present at Masonic Hall. Rabbi, vacant; J.
Letter, President; I. Alexander, Vice-President; Jacob Loe-
benstein, Secretary; Nathan Rosenberg, Treasurer; F. R.
Melius, Moses Rosenberg and Jacob Harris, Trustees.
CEMETERY.
Mountain View. — Webster near Piedmont.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
Knights' Templar. — Oakland Commandery No. 11. —
Stated Assembly on the first Tuesday of each month in
Broadway Block. R. C. Gaskill, Eminent Comman-
der; A. S. Hubbard, Generallissimo ; Andrew Byder,
Captain General; O. C. Wheeler, Prelate; W. F. Fletcher,
Senior Warden; A. Liliencrantz, Junior Warden; J. M.
Miner, Treasurer; Frank W. dishing, Becorder; C. E. Gil-
lett, Standard Bearer; F. X. Z. Marchand, Sword Bearer;
Solomon Lathrop, Warden; James Dodds, Captain of the
Guard; B. J. Van Voorhies, J. E. Benton and Wm. Wilson,
Guards.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 61, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings
are held on the first Friday evening of each month at
Masonic Hall, south-west corner Broadway and Eighth.
Membership, 130. James Todd Gardiner, W. M. ; John C.
Marsh, S. W.; John Baglan Glascock, J. W. ; Samuel
Hirshberg, Treasurer; James Lentell, Secretary; George
E. Bennison, S. D.; Geo. E. Farwell, J. D.; Benjamin
Akerly, Chaplain; John Ross, Tyler.
Oakland Lodge, No. 188, F. F. and A. M. — Stated
meetings on the first Saturday of every month at Hall in
Broadway block, between Eleventh and Twelfth. Member-
ship, 200. Jesse Walton, W. M.; N. B. Hoyt, S. W.; J.
F. O'Beirne, J. W.; C. B. Rutherford, Treasurer; J. E.
Ingols, Secretary; L. Hamilton, Chaplain; W. A. Walter,
Marshall; A. K. Clark, Senor Deacon; A. S. Baker, Junior
Deacon; J. Black andE. Child, Stewards; Jas. Dods, Tyler.
Brooklyn Lodge, No. 225, F. F. and A. M. — Stated
meetings on the first Monday of each month; called meet-
ings every Tuesday evening at Schimmelpfennig's Hall, on
the east side of Twelfth, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avenues, East Oakland. Present membership, 32. J. W.
Phillips, W. M.; B. M. Atchison, S. W.; I. M. Walker, J.
W. ; J. J. Newsom, Treasurer. J. H. Sumner, Secretary;
J. V. Webster, Senior Deacon; J. Hunt, Junior Deacon;
J. A. Webster, Marshall; E. E. Davies and Wm. Kennedy,
Stewards; W. D. Thomas, Tyler.
Alcatraz Lodge, U. D. — Stated meetings are held every
Monday at Masonic Hall, corner Seventh and Willow, West
SECRET SOCIETIES. 43
Oakland. Membership, 40. C. H. Keclington, W. M.;
S. E. Burroughs, "S. W.; E. T. Taylor, J. W.; C. H. F.
Braun, Treasurer; J. Hollywood, Secretary; G. W. Gilbert,
S. D; D. B. Oakes, J. D.; J. L. Gerish, Tyler.
Oakland Chapter, No. 26, B. A. M. — Stated meetings
are held on the first and third Thursday evenings of each
month at hall of Live Oak Lodge. T. P. Wales, High
Priest; Benjamin Akerly, King; J. E. Whitcher, Scribe;
John C. Irwin, Koyal Arch Captain; W. B. Clayton,
Captain of the Host; Wm, Van Voorhies, Principal So-
journer; P. J. Cunningham, Master Third Vail; S. Newsom,
Master Second Vail; F. H. Brooks, Master First Vail; S.
Hirshberg, Treasurer; James Lentell, Secretary; John Ross,
Guard.
Alameda Chapter, No. 36, R. A. M. — Stated meetings
are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month at the hall in Broadway Block, on Broadway, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. W. A. Walter, High Priest;
A. W. Collins, King; F. W. Gushing, Scribe; Jessie Wal-
ton, Captain of the Host; J. J. Porter, Principal Sojourner:
E. E. Potter, Royal Arch Captain; E. D. Farrington, Mas-
ter Third Vail; William Graham, Master Second Vail;
Joseph F. O'Beirne, Master First Vail; J. E. Ingols, Secre-
tary; C. H. F. Braun, Treasurer: James Dods, Guard.
Adoptive Masonry, the Order of the Eastern Star.
Oak Leaf Chapter, No. 8. — Meets at Masonic Hall, cor-
ner Eighth and Broadway, on the second and fourth Tues-
days of each month. Rollin C. Gaskill, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. C. C. Walter, Worthy Matron; Mrs. Mary E. Part-
ridge, Associate Matron; Rieka Hirshberg, Treasurer; Mrs.
Ellen M. Bishop, Secretary; Miss Julia Spencer, Conduc-
tress; Miss Clara J. Cushing, Associate Conductress; Miss
Dora Hirshberg, Warder; Miss Agnes Bankhead, Adah;
Mrs. Lucia Loring, Ruth; Mrs. May McGuire, Esther; Miss
Mercedes Murray, Martha; Mrs. Francis E. Ryder, Electa;
W. A. Walter, Sentinel.
Centennial Chapter, No. 24. — Meet on the second and
fourth Saturdays of every month at Masonic Hall, West
Oakland. Present membership, 40. Mrs. F. T. Houghton,
M.; W. S. Snook, P.; Mrs. W. S. Snook, A. M.; Mrs: F.
L. Pearce, C; Mrs. H. D. Underwood, A. C; Mrs. T.
Beretta, T.; J. M. Maguire, Secretary; Mrs. N. Giamboni,
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Adah; Mrs. A. G. Anthony, Ruth; Miss L. Striker, Esther;
Miss Jennie Striker, Martha; Mrs. L. Hufschmidt, Electa;
Mrs. Hawkett, W.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
This organization has a comfortable hall, built and owned
by a joint stock company composed of members of the
Order, on the corner of Franklin and Eleventh streets. All
the Lodges, Encampments and Odd Fellows' societies
meet at this hall ; the Library also occupies a portion of the
second floor, looking out on Franklin street.
Orion Lodge, of East Oakland, has erected a comfortable
hall corner East Twelfth street and Eleventh avenue.
Oakland Lodge, No. 118. — Meets every Tuesday evening.
The present membership is 251. A. K. Russell, N. G. ; C.
H. Twombley, V. G.; C. W. Baker, Recording Secretary;
W. E. Grinnell, Financial Secretary; Peter Baker, Treasurer.
University Lodge, No. 144. — Meets every Thursday eve-
ning. Present membeaship 175. A. D. Thomson, N. G.;
D. E. Bortree, V. G. ; J. E. Crane, Recording Secretary;
S. F. Daniels, Permanent Secretary; J. R. Capell, Treasurer.
Fountain Lodge, No. 198. — Meets every Monday evening.
Present membership 145. Wm. Chamberlain, N. G. ; N. B.
Hoyt, Y. G.; O. E. Roberts, Recording Secretary; E. M.
Railton, Permanent Secretary; David Shakespear, Treasurer.
Orion Lodge, No. 189. — Meets every Saturday evening
at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Twelfth street, East Oakland.
Present membership 95. TV". T. Noyes, N. G.; Samuel
Collins, V. G.; Hubert Kingsbury, Recording Secretary;
Geo. Chase, Treasurer.
Harbor Lodge, No. 253. — Meets every "Wednesday even-
ing at Masonic Hall, West Oakland. Membership, 50. H.
D. Underwood, N. G. ; W. H. Cowan, V. G. ; J. M. Young,
Recording Secretary; W. H. Wilkinson, Permanent Secre-
tary; W. A. Hughes, Treasurer; Dr. A. G. Anthony, Medi-
cal Examiner.
Golden Rule Encampment. — Meets on the first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Membership, 150. Wm. Clayton, Chief Patron; N. B. Hoyt,
High Priest; W. P. Pinkham, Senior Warden; James E.
Ingols, Scribe; David Shakespear, Treasurer.
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Alameda Degree Lodge, No. 5. — Meets on the second
and fourth Friday evenings of each month. Membership,
300. E. G. Jones, Degree Master; A. D. Thomson, Deputy
Degree Master; Edward C. Robinson, Secretary; W. S.
Dryden, Treasurer.
Oakland Rebekah Degeee Lodge, No. 16. — Meets every
Wednesday evening. Membership, 78. H. P. Graves, N.
G.; Mrs. R. Ayers, V. G. ; Mrs. A. S. Bradford, Secretary;
Mrs. O. E. Roberts, Treasurer.
Brooklyn Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 12. — Meets every
first and third Mondays of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall,
East Twelfth street, East Oakland. Membership, 50. J.
W. Watson, N. G.; Mrs. Mandana Chase, V. G.; Mrs. M.
J. Hamilton, Rec. Sec; Mrs. Anna Liese, Perm. Sec; Mrs.
Hattie R. Noyes, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association. — Meets on the last
Monday evening of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall. G.
H. Fogg, President; David Shakespear, Secretary.
Odd Fellows' Libraries. — Second floor Odd Fellows
Hall. P. J. Ipsen, Librarian, and Odd Fellows' Hall, East
Oakland. See Libraries.
Odd Fellows' Relief Committee. — Meetings are held
every Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, at Odd Fellows' Hail,
corner Eleventh and Franklin streets. Wm. Chamberlain,
President; Jesse Walton, Secretary; E. K. Russell, Treas-
urer.
United Ancient Order of Druids.
Oakland Grove, No. 24. — Meets at Hall of Live Oak
Masonic Lodge every Wednesday evening. Membership, 65.
Wm. Sagehorn, N. A.; T. F. Munts, V. A.; Daniel Sies-
buttel, Secretary; Frederick Schaffner, Treasurer.
Brooklyn Grove, No. 30. — Meets at Schimmelpfennig's
Hall, East Oakland, every Tuesday evening. Membership,
29. X. Olanie, N. A.; G. W. French, V. A.; Geo. Tiche-
nor, Secretary; F. Schimmelpfennig, Treasurer; F. Brunjes,
I. G.
Knights of Pythias.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 17. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at Pythian Castle, 1109 Broadway. Membership
about 117. H. E. Momyer. P. C; D. S. Hirshberg, C. 0.;
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S. Stephenson, V. O.j G. W. Markley, Prelate; G. J. Frey,
Keeper of Records and Seal; D. B. Bankhead, M. of E.; H.
A. Holland, M. of F.; M. E. Bankhead, M. at A.; P. L.
Earheart, I. G.; J. C. Orr, O. G.
Brooklyn Lodge, No. 32. — Instituted August 21, 1875.
Present membership, 78. Meets every Monday evening at
Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Oakland. W. H. Hamilton,
P. C; George Lewis, jr., P. C; D. B. Bankhead, District
Deputy G. C; A. W. Cutler, C. C; Joseph Anderson, V.
C; M. W. Fish, Prelate; George Lewis, jr., Keeper of Re-
cords and Seal; Frederick Schimmelpfennig, sr., M. of E.;
V. S. Northey, M. of F.; Joseph Golden, M. at A.; J. W.
Glaze, I. G.; H. West, O. G.
Liberty Lodge, No. 35. — Meets every Thursday evening
at Kohler's Hall, northwest corner Railroad avenue and
Chester street. Instituted April 1st, 1876. Membership,
80. George H. Whaley, P. C; E. F. Thayer, C. C; F.
W. Spiers, V. C; W. T. Bellars, Prelate; A. E. Nightin-
gale, Keeper of Records and Seal; Geo. Bolser, M. of F.;
Chas. Eitell, M. of E.; A. Arens, M. at A.; F. Cook, I. G.;
John Henning, O. G.; Dr. A. G. Anthony, Medical Exam-
iner.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 27. — Meets at the corner of Broad-
way and Eleventh streets every Friday evening. Present
number of members, 40. A. H. Anderson, Sachem; A.
Campbell, Senior Sagamore; D. W. Mervin, Junior Saga-
more; W. E. King, Chief of Records; W. T. Myles, Treas-
urer.
Independent Order of Red Men (exclusively German).
Alameda Stamm, No. 113. — Meets every Monday evening
at Pythian Hall, 1109 Broadway. Membership, 85. J. F.
W. Sohst, D. G. C; Adam Koop, O. Chief; Samuel Hirsh-
berg, N. Chief; C. Klein, B. Chief; D. Vogt, Treasurer; E.
Harmon, Secretary.
Ancient Order Hibernians.
County Delegate, P. Mullen; General President, S. D.
Cronin; General Vice-President, M. J. Ryan; A. McGarry,
Financial Secretary; John Coyle, Recording Secretary;
Patrick Donohoe, Treasurer.
SECRET SOCIETIES. 47
Division No. 1. — Meets on the third Thursday of each
month at Hibernia Hall, Broadway, between Third and
Fourth. Patrick Murphy, President; John Brazil, Vice-
President; D. O. Dwyer, Financial Secretary; John O'Bryan,
Becording Secretary; Eugene Lynch, Treasurer.
Division No. 2. — Meets on the first Thursday of each
month at Hibernia Hall. James Keyes, President; P. S.
McQuaid, Vice-President; C. A. Mulvy, Becording Secre-
tary, John Fitzsimmons, Financial Secretary; P. Kerney,
Treasurer.
Division No. 3. — Meets on the third Thursday of each
month at Livermore. John Began, President; Martin Burk,
Vice-President; John Byan, Financial Secretary; Patrick
Croke, Becording Secretary; John Callahan, Treasurer.
Independent Order of Good Templars.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 384. — Meets every Thursday even-
ing at Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Twelfth street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues, East Oakland. Member-
ship about 64. Joseph Bucklev, P. W. C. T.; T. LeBal-
lister, W. C. T. ; Sarah Cutler, W. V. T. ; J. Naismith, Secre-
tary; H. Hale, Financial Secretary; Bica Schimmelpfennig,
Treasurer; B. Terry, Marshal; A. TVentworth, Chaplain.*
Athens Lodge, No. 286. — Meets every Saturday evening
at Odd Fellows' Hall, cor Eleventh and Franklin streets.
W. L. Cropper, P. TV. C. T.; Alexander Buchanan, W. C.
T.; Miss Emma C. Peck, W. V. T.; A. H. Clough, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Gushing, Treasurer; A. Caldwell, Marshal.
Fountaln Lodge, I. O. G. T.— Meets every Thursday
evening at Pythian Hall. Present membership, 70. TV. S.
Drvden, Lodge Deputy; John Harris, P. W. C. T. ; Chas.
C. Coolidge, TV. C. T.*; Mrs. M. A. Gunn, TV. V. T.; A. H.
Southwick, W. S.; George. B. Burtchell, TV. F. S.; George
S. Naismith, W. T. ; Frank Harris, W. M. ; — Harden-
burgh, Chaplain.
Ivy Lodge, No. 200. — Meets on Friday evening at Ma-
sonic Hall, corner Seventh and Willow, West Oakland.
Membership, 70. This is a new Lodge, having been insti-
tuted in Januarv, 1876. J. M. McGuire, Lodge Deputy;
J. F. Frey, P. W. C. T.; L. C. Shrader, TV. C. T.; Mrs.
Stoddart, W. V. T.; J. Striker, TV. S.. Geo. Brown, TV. F.
S.; Mrs. A P. Patridge, TV. Treasurer; Gus. A. Otto, TV.
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M. ; Miss Edith King, W. D. M. ; Miss Leila Garrison, "W.
I. G.; Miss Kalstrom, W. O. G.
Clinton Lodge, No. 132. — Instituted May, 1876. Meets
every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Oakland.
Membership, 45. James Kennedy, W. C. T..; Clara
Thomas, W. V. T. ; Maggie Thomas, W. S.; Kebecca
Wisker, W. Treasurer; William Thomas, W. M.
Berkeley Temperance Society.
40 members. George Dornin, President; W. E. Wool-
sey, Vice-President; Miss K. Chase, Secretary and Treas-
urer; Rev. E. B. Payne, Miss Ida D. Benfey, Miss Rosa Liv-
ingstone, Board of Directors.
Champions of the Red Cross.
Oak Grove Encampment, No. 40. — Meets every Monday
at Masonic Hall, corner Eighth and Broadway. Member-
ship, 50. W Winny, C; James McCullough, Jr. C; W. S.
Ruddick, C. of H.; George Prince, Secretary; William
Smith, Financial Secretary; Mrs. Winny, Treasurer.
Myrtle Encampment, No. 61. — Meets every Friday at
Masonic Hall. Membership, 30. James McFee, C.;Mrs.
M\ Teeple, Jr. C; S. Sanford, C. of H.; — Vincent, Sec-
retary; — Johnson, Financial Secretary; — Cushing,
Treasurer.
Unity Encampment, No. 54. — Meets every Friday at
Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Oakland. Membership, 30.
Warren Coolidge, C; E. W. Burchell, Jr. C; F. Wieder;
C. of H.; A. H. Clough, Secretary; Mrs. A. A. Cropper,
Financial Secretary; Mrs. P. M. Brower, Treasurer.
Independent Order of B'nai B'rith.
Oakland Lodge, No. 252. — Meets at Masonic Hall, corner
of Eighth and Broadway, on the second and fourth Sun-
days of every month. Membership, 25. I. Marcus, Moni-
tor; D. S. Hirshberg, President; E. Bernstein, Vice-Presi-
dent; L. Rosenberg, Secretary; M. Rosenberg, Treasurer;
J. L. Isaacs, Assistant Monitor; H. Jacobs, Warden; M. H.
Coffe, Guardian.
Order of Orangemen.
Lincoln Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 137. — Meets at Nicoll
Hall every alternate Saturday. Membership 70. George
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES. 49
Fulton, W. M.; Frederick Fulton, D. M.; Arthur Edgar,
Treasurer; William Bell, Secretary; William Fulton, Chap-
lain; George Forbes, Foreman Committee.
Herrmann's Soehne.
California Lodge No. 2.— Meets every Sunday night at
Pythian Hall, 1109 Broadway. Membership, 90. Moritz
Berg, President; Henry Sohst, Vice-President; Emil Har-
mon, Secretary: John M. Schafer, Treasurer.
United Order of Worltingmen.
Instituted October 10th, 1876. — Meets every Wednesday
night at Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Oakland. Member-
ship, 20. M. W. Fish, Past Master Workman; H. G.
Oliver, Master Workman; V. S. Northey, General Fore-
man; T. W. LeBallister, Guide; John Glaze, Inside Watch-
man; Charles Slye, Outside Watchman.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES
Alameda County Medical Association. — Meets at the
rooms of the Association, in Wilcox Block, on the first Monday
evening of each month. Organized October 25, 1869. Incor-
porated January 9, 1871. Number of active members, 27.
Honorary members 5. Annual election on the first Monday in
January. Dr. H. P. Babcock, President; A. H. Agard,
Vice-President; J. B. Trembly, Secretary; E. W. Buck,
Treasurer and Librarian. Board of Censors : J. S. Adams,
E. H. Woolsey and C. Cushing.
Brooklyn Literary Society. — A society for mutual
cultivation in elocution and literary excellence. Meets every
Friday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Oakland. F. L.
Taylor, President; Thomas Good, Secretary.
Daughters of Israel Benevolent Society. — Instituted
March, 1877. Meets on third Wednesday of every month
at 513 Tenth. Membership, 20. Mrs. J. J. Bettman, Pres-
ident; Mrs. J. Letter, Vice-President; Mrs. S. Cohen, Sec-
retary; Mrs. B. Behl, Treasurer; Mrs. A. Cerf, Mrs. S.
Caro and Mrs. M. Rosenberg, Trustees.
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Germania Hall Association. — J. F. Sohst, President;
A. Herbst, Vice-President; Otto Meves, Secretary; "Win.
Hummeltenburg, Treasurer.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. — Meets on the first Sunday
evening of each month at the Hall, Broadway, between
Seventh and Eighth streets. A. Barrett, President; C.
Cofte, Vice-President; D. S. Hirshberg, Secretary; J. Let-
ter, Treasurer; I. Alexander, L. Greenebaum and S. Hirsh-
berg, Trustees.
Oakland Benevolent Society. — Meets monthly, on the
second Tuesday, at rooms of the Association, 464 Tenth
street. The object of the Association is to afford relief to
the worthy, whom adverse circumstances have rendered tem-
porarily needy, during six months ending 1st of March re-
lief has been granted in 1,130 cases, during the same time
about $750 were received and expended, and about $1,500
worth of clothing were distributed. G. W. Armes, Presi-
dent; F. S. Page, Treasurer; H. B. Sears, Secretary and
Manager; A. I. Gladding, E. P. Sanford and J. L. Barker,
Trustees.
Oakland Harmonic Society. — Meets at the chapel of the
First Congregational Church on Tuesday evenings. ,
President; C. E. Wilson, Vice-President; Wilber Walker,
Secretary; John T. Coe, Treasurer; John P. Morgan, Musi-
cal Conductor; H. P. Garthwaite, Librarian.
Oakland Heal Estate and Merchants Exchange. —
This Association has a fine room, 911 Washington street.
E. G. Mathews, President; E. W. Woodward, Vice-Presi-
dent; Luke Doe, Treasurer; E. P. Casterline, Secretary.
Oakland Turnverein — Hall, on Ninth street, between Wash-
ington and Jefferson. Regular meetings are held on the
first and third Wednesday evenings of each month. A
library comprising over one thousand volumes is sustained
by the association. The reading room is open every even-
ing. A lot 75 by 100 feet on Webster street near Seventh
has recently been purchased, and a large and elegant hall
will soon be erected. Officers: Otto Meves, President; H.
Heyer, Vice-President; Henry Beyer, Secretary; C. Bock,
Treasurer; A. Heinze, First Leader; Wm. Meves, Second
Leader; John Haller, Steward and Librarian.
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society. — Meets on the third
Sunday of each month at the corner of Eighth and Jefferson
MILITARY BANKS. 51
streets. Stephen Cronin, President; Owen Lafferty, Vice-
President; T. J. Murphy, Secretary; M. J. Ryan, Treasurer.
Membership, 75.
Union Club. — Incorporated February 1st, 1877.'"- Rooms
southwest corner of Twelfth and Broadway. A. C. Henry,
President; W. E. Greene, Secretary; A. W. Gates, Grant I.
Taggart, F. M. Farwell and J. F. W. Sohst, Directors.
MILITARY.
Oakland Guard — Unattached. Belonging to Second
Brigade, N. G. C. Armory, on Thirteenth between Broad-
way and Franklin streets. Weekly drill, every Thursday
evening. H. D. Ranlett, Captain ; Henry Maloon, First
Lieutenant; J. B. O. Sarpy, Second Lieutenant; Levi S.
Bixby, Orderly Sergeant. Membership, 86.
Oakland Amateur Rifle Association — Instituted April
18th, 1876. Meet at 672 Eleventh street. Number of mem-
bers, 20. This society was formed of amateurs who have
been enabled by practice to compete with the best marks-
men in the State. E. H. Pardee, President; E. J. Webster,
Secretary ; Sheldon I. Kellogg, Jr., Vice-President and
Treasurer.
BANKS.
First National Gold Bank of Oakland.
No. 969 Broadway. V. D. Moody, President; I. W. Knox,
Vice-President; G.M.Fisher, Cashier. Authorized capital,
$1,000,000. Paid up capital, $100,000. Deposits Decem-
ber 31, 1876, $131,000. Outstanding loans, December 31,
1876, $153,000.
Union National Gold Bank.
Southeast corner Broadway and Ninth. A. C. Henry,
President ; H. A. Palmer, Cashier. Capital, $100,000.
Oakland Bank of Savings.
Northeast corner Twelfth and Broadway. E. C. Sessions,
President ; W. W. Camron, Vice-President ; Chas. Roberts,
52 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Cashier. Authorized capital, $1,000,000. Depositors De-
cember 31, 1876, 1,140. Deposits, $1,077,747.87. Earnings
for six montns, $76,595.04. Dividends, $49,337.45.
Union Savings Bank.
Southeast corner of Broadway and Ninth. J. West Martin,
President ; H. A. Palmer, Vice-President and Treasurer.
Loans Dec. 31, 1876, $1,443,658.07. Deposits, $1,101,940.46.
Capital and reserved fund, $516,997.49.
LIBRARIES.
Oakland Library.
Located on Fourteenth street near Washington, on City
Hall square. The association has a handsome building, the
ground upon which it stands being owned by the city, and
no rent being charged for its occupancy by the library.
Members contribute annually six dollars each to a fund,
from which all expenses are paid and additional volumes
placed upon the shelves. The number of members is about
three hundred and fifty. This popular library contains over
four thousand three hundred volumes, which are drawn out
at the rate of fifteen thousand annually. Officers: J. B. Mc-
Chesney, President ; C. W. Kellogg, Vice-President ; Miss
M. E. Benton, Secretary; H. P. Garthwaite, Treasurer; Miss
Ina D. Coolbrith, Librarian. Directors: E. P. Flint, J. R.
Glascock, Mrs. Charles Bugbee, J. P. Moore, F. M. Camp-
bell, George W. Armes, O. H. Burnham, W. W. Crane and
L. G. Cole. The rooms are open daily from 10 a. m. to
9 P. M.
Odd Fellows' Library.
Second'floor of Odd Fellows' Hall Building, corner Frank-
lin and Eleventh streets. The present number of volumes
in the library is a little over 3,200 ; several hundred volumes
have recently been added to the collection. During 1876,
10,803 volumes were taken out for perusal. The library is
sustained by Oakland, University and Fountain Lodges of
Oakland, and Harbor Lodge, of West Oakland, each Lodge
contributing fifty cents per quarter for each member of the
Lodge in good standing. Officers: William D. Harwood,
President ; George E. Sherman, Vice-President ; G. W.
Lewis, Secretary; W. S. Dry den, Corresponding Secretary;
George E. Bugbee, Treasurer; P. J. Ipsen, Librarian.
LIBRARIES. 53
Odd Fellows' Library, East Oakland.
Odd Fellows' Hall. Number of volumes between four
and five hundred. Library is sustained by Orion Lodge of
East Oakland. W. H. Hamilton, President; F. M. W.
Fish, Secretary; S. S. Howell, Treasurer; George F.Elliott,
Librarian.
Union Reading Rooms of Oakland.
Corner of Washington and Eleventh streets. This asso-
ciation has been formed to provide a free reading room to
the public. Here will be found newspapers and periodicals
aggregating over one hundred in number. Henry Vrooman,
President; W. H. Jordan and Mrs. 0. "Webb Howard, Vice-
Presidents; J. K. Porter, Secretary; Mrs. J. I. Spear, Treas-
urer. Directors: L. L. Alexander, Mrs. C. H. Chamberlain,
Mrs. C. M. Shepard, Mrs. Joseph McGilvery, Mrs. C. L.
Pierson, Mrs. E. J. Grayson, Dr. Dio Lewis, G. W. Armes,
A. I. Gladding, Josiah Lusk, A. W. Swett, A. T. Dewey
and E. W. Playter.
THE PRESS.
The Press of Oakland consists of one daily morning and
two daily evening papers, five general weekly newspapers,
one semi-weekly (German paper) a religious paper, and
one paper devoted to the interests of real estate. They are
generally well edited and reflect the spirit of the growing
city.
Transcript (Daily morning paper), 911 Broadway. Pub-
lished by Powers & Chamberlain. Yearly subscription $7;
weekly, by carrier, 15 cents.
Tribune (Daily evening paper), 911 Broadway. Pub-
lished by Tribune Publishing Company. Yearly subscrip-
tion $6; delivered at 15 cents per week.
Evening Democrat (Daily evening), 474 Twelfth. Pub-
lished by John Wanless. Subscription price $7 per year;
weekly, by carrier, 15 cents.
Once-a-Week (Weekly), 461 Ninth. Published by John
F. Uhlhorn ; Calvin B. MacDonald, Editor. Subscription
price $2.50 per year.
54 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Alameda County Gazette (Weekly). Established in
1855. The oldest paper in the county; 911 Broadway.
Published by Powers & Chamberlain. Subscription price
$2 per year.
Oakland Journal (German semi-weekly). Published by
the Journal Company, 866 Broadway.
Brooklyn Vidette (Weekly). Issued every Friday. Office
corner Thirteenth avenue and East Fourteenth street, East
Oakland. G. W. Barter, Publisher. Subscription price
$3.50 per annum.
West Oakland Press (Weekly). Published by De Witt
C. Lawrence, Seventh street, near Pine, West Oakland.
Signs of the Times. 1059 Castro. Elder James White,
Editor. Published weekly by the Pacific Press. Subcrip-
tion price $2.00 per year.
Keal Estate Advance (bi-weekly), 911 Washington.
E. P. Casterline, Editor. Subscription price $2.50 per
year.
Legal Tender (Weekly), 461 Ninth. Published and
edited by A. E. Redstone. Subscription price $2.00 per
year.
The Berkeleyan, published semi-monthly by the students
of the University of California. The editors are elected
every six months.
The Besom, published semi-monthly by the Besom Pub-
lishing Company, composed of students of State University.
These are both College papers, and are publised in the
basement of North Hall University, of California.
THE STREET RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Oakland Railroad. This road extends from the foot of
Broadway to Berkeley, a distance of five and a half miles.
The route is via Broadway and Telegraph avenue. J. S.
Emery, President; H. H. Towns, Secretary; I. W. Knox,
Treasurer.
San Pablo Railroad. — This road runs from the corner of
Seventh and Broadway to Oakland Trotting Park. The route
is on Broadway and San Pablo avenue. The road is two
STREET RAILROADS. 55
miles in length. J. S. Emery, President; H. H. Towns,
Secretary; I. W. Knox, Treasurer.
Broadway and Piedmont Railroad. — This road runs
from Seventh and Washington via Fourteenth, Broadway
and Webster to the Mountain View Cemetery, a distance of
about three miles. Walter Blair, President; Montgomery
Howe, Secretary and Superintendent.
Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad. — This road runs
from Brooklyn station via Thirteenth avenue to the east end
of Fruit Vale avenue, a distance of about two and one-half
miles. C. T. Hopkins, President; E. C. Sessions, Secre-
tary; J. B. Webster, Treasurer.
Fruit Vale and Mills' Seminary Railroad. — Runs from
Brooklyn station via Thirteenth avenue and East Fourteenth
street to High street, where it connects with stages for
Mills' Seminary.
Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad. — From
corner Broadway and Seventh street, up Broadway to Four-
teenth street, out Fourteenth street and East Fourteenth
street to Thirteenth avenue.
Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Railroad Company. —
This road runs from Seventh and Broadway to Water, thence
to Webster, to Alameda. Walter Blair, President; Louis
Fassking, Superintendent; Fitch, Secretary.
Berkeley Villa Railroad. — Berryman & Chappellet,
Proprietors. Runs from terminus N. R. R., Berkeley
branch, to grounds of Berkeley Villa Association.
New Street Railroad Grants.
To Walter Blair and M. and S. Howe the right to main-
tain a street railroad, for twenty-five years, from the center
line of Broadway and Fourteenth streets westerly to Wash-
ington street, thence southerly to First street. Work to be
commenced within one year and completed within three
years.
Market Street Railroad. — From the foot of Broadway
to Second street, down Second to Market, up Market to
Thirty-sixth or the Charter line. Francise granted to John
W. Coleman, Jesse Wall and E. C. Sessions. AVork to be
commenced soon and road completed during the year.
56 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
MORTUARY REPORT.
Oakland is, beyond a doubt, the most healthful city on
the continent. The death rate in 1876 is shown by the
official reports to be 13.71. The number of deaths in 1876
was 480, of which 271 were males and 209 females. Of the
decedents 167 were born in Oakland, 67 in California, out-
side of Oakland; 131 in the United States outside of Cali-
fornia, and 115 in foreign countries. 241 deaths were of
children under 10 years of age.
There were 614 births, 313 males and 301 females. The
excess of births over deaths was 134.
In no other American city is the death rate so small.
POST OFFICES.
There are three Post Office within the corporate limits of
Oakland.
Oakland Post Office.
Location, 463 Ninth, near Broadway.
J. E. Benton, Postmaster; Frank TV. Cushing, Assistant
Postmaster and Money Order and Register Clerk; Clerks,
H. D. Eliason, Edward M. Campbell and Webb N. Pearce.
Office hours, from 8 A. m. to 7 :30 P. M. ; on Sunday, from
9:30 to 10:30 a. m. Money Order and Register office hours,
from 9 a. M. to 4:30 p. m.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
Eastern mail arrives at 5 p. m. ; San Francisco mail arrives
at 9 a. m., 1 p. m. and 5 p.m.; Southern mail, via Lathrop,
arrives at 12 :30 p. m.
Eastern mail closes at 7 :30 A. M. ; San Francisco mail closes
at 7:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.; Southern mail closes at
3:30 P. M. ; Martinez mail, by stage, closes at 9 a.m.; arrives
at 11 a. m. ; San Pablo and West Berkeley mail, by stage,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, closes at 2:30 p. m., ar-
rives at 9 :30 a m.
Brooklyn Post Office.
Location corner of East Twelfth street and Thirteenth
avenue.
Thomas F. Steere, Postmaster.
POST OFFICES. 57
Mail arrives from San Francisco, by the overland train, at
8:45 a. m. ; from San Francisco, by the Stockton train, at
4 :45 p. M. Eastern mail arrives, by the overland train, at
4:34 P. M.
Mail departs for San Francisco, by the San Jose train, at
8:40 a. m. ; for San Francisco, by the overland train, at 4:34
p. M. Eastern mail, by the overland train, at 8:45 a. m.
West Oakland Post Office.
Location, 1792 Seventh street, between Wood and Pine.
H. Y. Baker, Postmaster.
Eastern mail arrives at 5 P. M., and departs at 8:15 A. M.
Oakland mail arrives at 1 p. m., and departs at 4:30 p. m.
San Francisco mail arrives at 8 :45 a. m. and 4 :30 P. M. ;
departs at 9 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Office hours, from 7 A. M. to 8 p. m.
North Temescal.
Location Telegraph avenue near Fifty -first street.
Elias Gill, Postmaster. Office hours, from 7 a. m. to 8
p. M.
Berkeley.
Location, west side Choate near Bancroft Way, S. S. Mer-
rill, Postmaster.
West Berkeley.
Location, southwest corner Delaware and San Pablo
avenues. James S. Higgins, Postmaster.
STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.
The original town Bite of Oakland is laid out in blocks three hundred
feet in length from east to west, and two hundred feet in breadth from north
to south, streets running at right angles. This portion of the present city
extends from the water line formed by Lake Merritt and San Antonio Creek
on the east and south, to Fourteenth street on the north and Market street
on the west. The territory bounded by Market street on the east and by
San Francisco Bay on the west, has been laid out in general, though not
universal conformity to the plan of Oakland proper. North of Fourteenth
street and west of San Pablo avenue, there is a good degree of regularity ;
but to the eastward of San Pablo avenue the land has been subdivided
according to the caprice of the owners of the numerous "tracts" which,
from time to time, have been placed on the market in the shape of city lots.
Hence, the streets in this part of the city have little continuity or regularity.
The great thoroughfares of San Pablo and Telegraph avenues, and Market
street, tri-sect the city diagonally, giving a triangular form to a large amount
of real property. East Front street, which is the street lying on the westerly
shore of Lake Merritt and San Antonio Creek, forms the initial point for
numbering the houses on streets running westward therefrom, and South
Front street forms the initial point for all streets running northwardly
therefrom.
East Oakland, or Brooklyn, is laid out regularly. The numbering com-
mences at First avenue, increasing towards the east, and at an imaginary
extension of South Front street increasing towards the north. Fifty num-
bers are alloted to each block throughout the entire city, with a few special
exceptions. The plan is such that the numbers in each tier of blocks are
identical throughout the city.
A, W 8 Beach, west to West
Front, bet Twenty-sixth and
C.
Adams Avenue, extension
of East Fourteenth to San
Leandro Road.
Adeline, N s South Front, N
to San Pablo av, bet Chest-
nut and Magnolia.
EAST STREET
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
2202 Thirtv-fourth
2302 Thirty-sixth
Albion. W s Telegraph av,
west to Grove, bet Knox and
Caledonia av.
Alden (or Twenty-ninth) W s
Grove to S;m Pablo av, bet
Wallace and Campbell.
Alice, N
s South Fiont bet
1802
Pine
Jackson
and Harrison, N to
1852
Cedar
Lake Merritt.
1902
Bay
EAST
STREET
B, west f m Peralta to North'n
602
First
railway
track, bet A and C.
652
Second
Bay, N s North Front N to
702
Third
Beach,
bet Cedar and West
752
Fourth
Front
802
Fifth
EAST
STREET
826
Sixth
1652
Twenty-third
852
Seventh
1702
Twenty-fourth
902
Eighth
1752
Twenty-fifth
952
Ninth
1802
Twenty-sixth
1002
Tenth
Bay Place, E s Telegraph
1052
Eleventh
av, bet Laurel and Merrimac
1102
Twelfth
pi.
1152
Thirteenth
Beach, W fm intersection of
1202
Fourteenth
Union and South Front to
1252
Fifteenth
West Front, bet South Front
1302
Sixteenth
and State.
1352
Seventeenth
NORTH
STREET
1402
Eighteenth
1252
Union
Alice Parle, bet Harrison
1302
Poplar
and Alice, N of Fourteenth
1352
Kirkham
Alta, N fm Lake Shore av to
1402
Cypress
Hunt's Tract.
1452
Center
Andover, fm Plymouth av,
1502
Chester
E to Edwards, E of Elm.
1552
Henry
Atlantic W s Peralta, west
1602
Lewis
to West
Front, bet Third
1652
Campbell
and William.
1702
Willow
NORTH STBEET
1752
Wood
1652
Campbell
1802
Pine
1702
Widow
1852
Cedar
1752
Wood
1902
Bay
STREET GUIDE.
59
Beach,
NW fm Peralta to
1602
Twenty-second
city limits, SW of Halleek
C, W b Beach W to West Front
NORTH
STREET
Nof A.
102
A
Caledonia Avenue, W s
202
B
Telegraph av W to Grove,
302
C
bet Albion and Campbell.
402
D
Campbell, N s South Front
Birney,
bet Telegraph av
bet Lewis and Willow to
and Franklin, S of Durant.
Peralta,
and bet Peralta and
Broadw
ay, N s South Front
Willow to 28th.
N to 30th," bet Franklin and
EAST
STREET
Washington, and E of Tele-
202
State
graph av.
302
Fulton
EAST
STREET
402
Pearl
602
First
452
Eagle
652
Second
502
Hudson
702
Third
552
Water
752
Fourth
C02
First
802
Fifth
702
Third
826
Sixth
752
Fourth
852
Seventh
802
Fifth
902
Eighth
826
William
952
Ninth
852
Seventh
1002
Tenth
902
Division
1052
Eleventh
936
Chase
1102
Twelfth
966
Taylor
1152
Thirteenth
1002
Seward
1202
Fourteenih
1062
Lincoln
1252
Fifteenth
1102
Twellth
1302
Sixteenth
1202
Fourteenth
1352
Seventeenth
1302
Sixteenth
1402
Eighteenth
1402
Eighteenth
1452
Nineteenth
1502
Twentieth
1502
Twentieth
1602
Twenty-second
1602
Twenty-second
1702
Twenty-fourth
1702
Twenty-fourth
Campbell, (or 30th) NE B
1802
Bsy Place
San Pablo av, E to Telegraph
Brockhurst,
av, bet Alden and Rowland.
lo av E
to Grove, bet 22d
Castro,
N s South Front N
and Nolan.
to San Pablo av, bet Grove
Brook, N fm Orchard av to
and Brush.
Hawthorne av.
EAST
STREET
Brookly
n, fm W s Lake
602
First
Merritt to Matthews.
652
Second
Brown
or 34th) fm Tele-
702
Third
graph ai
• W to San Pablo av,
752
Fourth
bet Nolan and Walton.
802
Fifth
NORTH
STREET
826
Sixth
502
Telegraph av
852
Seventh
652
Grove
902
Eighth
802
West
952
Ninth
902
Market
1002
Tenth
Brush N s South Front N to
1052
Eleventh
San Pablo av, bet Castro and
1102
Twelfth
West.
1152
Thirteenth
EAST
STREET
1202
Fourteenth
602
First
1252
Fifteenth
652
Second
1302
Sixteenth
702
Third
1352
Seventeenth
752
Fourth
1402
Eighteenth
802
Fifth
1452
Nineteenth
826
Sixth
1502
Twentieth
852
Seventh
1526
Twenty first
902
Eighth
Cedar, N s South Front NJto
952
Niuth
Beach, bet Pine and Bay
1002
Tenth
EAST
BTRXET
1052
Eleventh
202
State
1102
Twelfth
302
Fulton
1152
Thirteenth
402
Pearl
1202
Fourteenth
452
Eagle
1252
Fifteenth
602
Hudson
1302
Sixteenth
552
Water
1352
Seventeenth
602
First
1402
Eighteenth
702
Third
1502
Twentieth
752
Fourth
1526
Twenty-first
802
Fifth
1552
Lydia
826
William
852 Seventh
902 Division
934 Chase
966 Taylor
1002 Seward
1052 Lincoln
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
17U2 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
Center, N s South Front N
to Peralta and 18th, bet Cy-
press and Chester.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
502 Hudson
552 Water
602 First
702 Third
802 Atlantio
826 William
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
Charles, fm E s Thirteenth
av E to city limits, bet Huff
and Henry.
Charter (or 22d) W f m Tel-
egraph av to San Pablo av,
bet Jones and Locust.
NORTH STREET
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
Chase, W s Peralta, W to
West Front, bet Division
and Taylor.
NORTH STREET
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Chester, N s South Front N
to Peralta and 14th, bet Cen-
ter and Henry.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
602 Hudson
552 Water
602 First
702 Third
802 Atlantic
826 William
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
Chestnut, N s South Front
N to San Pablo av, bet Lin-
den and Adeline.
EAST STREET
202 State
60
OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
302
Fulton
402
Pearl
452
Eagle
502
Hudson
552
Water
602
First
702
Third
802
Atlantic
826
William
852
Seventh
902
Eighth
1002
Tenth
1102
Twelfth
1202
Fourteenth
1302
Sixteenth
1402
Eighteenth
1502
Twentieth
1602
Twenty-second
1702
Twenty-fourth
1802
Twenty-sixth
1902
Twenty-eighth
2002
Thirtieth
2102
Thiity-second
2202
Thirty-fourth
2302
Thirty-sixth
Clay, N
s South Front N to
San Pablo av, bet Washing-
ton and Jefferson.
EAST
STREET
602
First
652
Second
702
Third
752
Fourth
802
Fifth
826
Sixth
852
Seventh
902
Eighth
952
Ninth
1002
Tenth
1052
Eleventh
1102
Twelfth
1152
Thirteenth
1202
Fourteenth
1252
Fifteenth
1302
Sixteenth
Clinton
, E s Thirteenth av
or County Road, E to City
limits, N of Grant.
College Block;, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth, Franklin
and Harrison.
Commerce, from Larue's
Wharf N to East Fifteenth.
Corel, Ws Concord to Moss,,
bet Summer and Crystal.
Crystal, W s Concord to
Moss, bet Corel and Planey.
Curtis, N fm Eighteenth to
Twenty-second, bet Market
and West.
EAST STREET
1402 Eighteenth
1452 Nineteenth
1502 Twentieth
1526 Twenty-first
1552 Lydia
Cypress, N s South Front N
to Twenty-second, bet Kirk-
ham and Center.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
502 Hudson
552 Water
602 First
702 Third
802 Atlantic
826 William
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
Delger (or 20th) W fm Lake
Merritt to San Pablo av, bet
Frederick and Hobart.
NORTH STREET
352 Webster
402 Franklin
452 Broadway
502 Telegraph av
Dennison, E fm San Anto-
nio Creek to Park av, E O.
Division, fm intersection of
8th and Wood W to West
Front.
Duncan, E fm 13th av, or
County Koad to Fruit Vale
railroad track.
Durant, W fm Lake Merritt
to Teltgraph av, bet 18th
and 20th.
NORTH STRE KT
252 Alice
302 Harrison
352 Webster
402 Franklin
452 Broadway
Eagle, W s Peralta W to
West Front, bet Pearl and
Water.
NORTH STREET
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Eagle, E fm Lake Park.
East Eighteenth, E side
Fourth av to eastern city
limits, bet East 17th and
East 19th.
NORTH STREET
152 Fourth av
202 Fifth av
252 Sixth av
302 Seventh av
352 Eighth av
402 Ninth av
452 Tenth av
502 Eleventh av
552 Twelfth av
602 Thirteenth av
652 Fourteenth av
702 Fifteenth av
752 Sixteenth av
802 Seventeenth av
852 Eighteenth av
902 Nineteenth av
952 Twentieth »v
1002 Twenty-first av
1052 Twenty-second av
East Eighth, E s Fourth
av to Sixth av, on San Anto-
nio Creek.
East Eleventh, E s First
av to Larue's Wharf, bet
East 10th and East 12th.
East Fifteenth, E 8 Lake
Merritt
to eastern city lim-
its, bet East 14th and East
16th.
NORTH
STREET
2
First av
52
Second av
102
Third av
152
Fourth av
202
Fifth av
252
Sixth av
302
Seventh av
352
Eighth av
402
Ninth av
452
Tenth av
502
Eleventh av
552
Twelfth av
602
Thiiteenth av
652
Fourteenth av
702
Fifteenth av
752
Sixteenth av
802
Seventeenth av
852
Eighteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
952
Twentieth av
1002
Twenty-first av
1052
Twenty-second av
East Fourteenth, E s Lake
Merritt
to eastern city lim-
its, bet Ea6t 12th and East
15th.
NORTE
STREET
2
Fir6t av
52
Second av
102
Third av
152
Fourth av
202
fifth av
252
Sixth av
302
Seventh av
352
Eighth av
402
Ninth av
452
Tenth av
502
Eleventh av
552
Twelfth av
602
Thirteenth av
652
Fourteenth av
702
Fifteenth av
752
Sixteenth av
802
Seventeenth av
852
Eighteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
952
Twentieth av
1002
Twenty-first av
1052
Twenty-second av
East Front, N s South Front
N to Lake Merritt, on W
shore o:
San Antonio Creek
and Lake Merritt.
East Nineteenth, E side
Fourth
av to eastern city
limits,
bet East 18th and
East 20th.
NORTH STREET
152
Fourth av
202
Fifth av
252
Sixth av
302
Seventh av
352
Eighth av
402
Ninth av
452
Tenth av
502
Eleventh av
552
Twelfth av
602
Thirteenth av
652
Fourteenth av
702
Fifteenth av
752
Sixteenth av
802
Seventeenth av
STREET GUIDE.
61
852
Eighteenth av
452
Tenth av
| limits,
bet East 20th and
902
Nineteenth av
East Twelfth, E s
Lak
i East22d.
952
Twentieth av
Merritt
to eastern city lim
NORTH STREET
1002
Twenty-first av
its, bet East l,th and
Eas
t 152
Fourth av
1052
Twenty-second av
13th.
202
Fifth av
East Ninth, E 8 Third av t<
> NORTH STREET
252
Sixth av
Eighth
av, bet East 8th anc
1 2
First av
302
Seventh av
East 10th.
52
Second av
352
Eighth av
NORTH STREET
102
Third av
402
Ninth av
102
Third av
152
Fourth av
452
Tenth av
152
Fourth av
202
Fifth av
502
Eleventh av
202
Fifth av
252
Sixth av
552
Twelfth av
252
Sixth av
302
Seventh av
602
Thirteenth av
302
Seventh av
362
Eighth av
652
Fourteenth av
East Seventeenth, E side
402
Ninth av
702
Fifteenth av
Fourth
av to eastern city
452
Tenth av
752
Sixteenth av
limits,
bet East 16th anc
602
Eleventh av
802
Seventeenth av
East 18th.
552
Twelfth av
852
Eighteenth av
NORTH STREET
602
Thirteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
152
Fourth av
652
Fourteenth av
952
Twentieth av
202
Fifth av
702
Fifteenth av
1002
Twenty-first av
252
Sixth av
752
Sixteenth av
1052
Twenty-second av
302
Seventh av
802
Seventeenth av
East Twenty-fourth, E s
352
Eighth av
852
Eighteenth av
Fourth
av to eastern city
402
Ninth av
902
Nineteenth av
limits, bet East 23d and East
452
Tenth av
952
Twentieth av
25th.
602
Eleventh av
1002
Twenty-first av
NORTH STREET
552
Twelfth av
1052
Twenty-second
av
152
Fourth av
602
Thirteenth av
East Twentieth, E s
4th
202
Fifth av
652
Fourteenth av
av to eastern city limits
bet
252
Sixth av
702
Fifteenth av
East 19th and East 21st.
302
Seventh av
752
Sixteenth av
NORTH STREET
352
Eighth av
802
Seventeenth av
152
Fourth av
402
Ninth av
852
Eighteenth av
202
Fifth av
452
Tenth av
902
Nineteenth av
252
Sixth av
502
Eleventh av
952
Twentieth av
302
Seventh av
652
Twelfth av
1002
Twenty-first av
352
Eighth av
602
Thirteenth av
1052
Twenty-second av
402
Ninth av
652
Fourteenth av
East Sixteenth, E s Lake
452
Tenth av
702
Fifteenth av
Merritt to Eastern city lim-
502
Eleventh av
752
Sixteenth av
its, bet
East 15th and East
552
Twelfth av
802
Seventeenth av
17th.
602
Thirteenth av
852
Eighteenth av
NORTH
STREET
652
Fourteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
2
First av
702
Filteenth av
952
Twentieth av
52
Second av
752
Sixteenth av
1002
Twenty-first av
102
Third av
802
Seventeenth av
1052
Twenty-second av
152
Fourth av
852
Eighteenth av
East Tw
enty-second, E s
202
Fifth av
902
Nineteenth ax
Fourth
av to eastern city
252
Sixth av
952
Twentieth av
limits,
bet East 21st and
302
Seventh av
1002
Twenty-first av
East 23d
352
Eighth av
1052
Twenty-second
av
NORTH
BTREET
402
Ninth av
East Twenty-fifth, E side
152
Fourth av
452
Tenth av
Fourth
av to eastern city
202
Fifth av
502
Eleventh av
limits,
on northern city
252
Sixth av
652
Twelfth av
line.
302
Seventh av
602
Thirteenth av
NORTH
STREET
352
Eighth av
652
Fourteenth av
152
Fourth av
402
Ninth av
702
Fifteenth av
202
Fifth av
452
Tenth av
752
Sixteenth av
252
Sixth av
502
Eleventh av
802
Seventeenth av
302
Seventh av
552
Twelfth av
852
Eighteenth av
352
Eighth av
602
Thirteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
402
Ninth av
652
Fourteenth av
952
Twentieth av
452
Tenth av
702
Fifteenth av
1002
Twenty-first av
602
Eleventh av
752
Sixteenth av
1052
Twenty-second av
652
Twelfth av
802
Seventeenth av
East Tenth, Es Second av
602
Thirteenth av
852
Eighteenth av
to Tenth ay, bet East 9th
652
Fourteenth av
902
Nineteenth av
and East 11th.
702
Fifteenth av
962
Twentieth av
NORTH
STREET
752
Sixteenth av
1002
Twenty-fir6t av
52
Second av
802
Seventeenth av
1052
Twenty-second av
102
Third av
852
Eighteenth av
Bast Twenty-third, E s
152
Fourth av
902
Nineteenth av
Fourth av to eastern city
202
Fifth av
952
Twentieth av
limits, bet East 22d and East
252
Sixth av
1002
Twenty-first av
24th.
302
Seventh av
1052
Twenty-second av
NORTH
STREET
352
Eighth av
Bast Twenty-first, E side
152
Fourth av
402
Ninth av
Fourth av to eastern c
ity
202
Fifth av
62 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
252 Sixth av
402 Franklin
1552 East 21st
302 Seventh av
452 Broadway
1602 East 22d
352 Eighth av
502 Washington
1663 East 23d
402 Ninth av
552 Clay
Elizabeth, E fm San Anto-
452 Tenth av
602 Jefferson
nio Creek to Park av, E O.
502 Eleventh av
652 Grove
Elm (or Tweuty-fourtb) fm
552 Twellth av
702 Cabtro
San Pablo av to Grove, and
602 Thirteenth av
752 Brush
fm Telegraph av to Webster,
652 Fourteenth av
902 Market
bet Locust and Laurel.
702 Fifteenth av
952 Myrtle
Elm Avenue, N fm Plym-
752 Sixteenth av ,
1002 Filbert
outh av to Edwards, bet Tel-
802 Seventeenth av
1052 Linden
egraph av and Andover.
852 Eighteenth av
1102 Chestnut
Emery, NW fm Peralta to
902 Nineteenth av
1152 Adeline
Park av. bet San Pablo av
952 Twentieth av
1202 Magnolia
and Watts.
1002 Twenty-first av
1252 Union
Falcon. E fm Lake Park.
1052 Twenty-second av
1302 Poplar
Fallon, N s South Front N
Edward, E 8 Nineteenth av
1352 Kirkham
to Lake Merritt, bet East
to city limits.
1401 Cypress
Front and Oak.
Edwards, E fm Telegraph
1452 Center
EAST STREET
av to Creek, N of Plymouth
1502 Chester
602 First
av.
1552 Henry
652 Second
Kigfht eentli, W s San Pablo
1002 Lewis
702 Third
av to Market, bet 17th and
1652 Campbell
752 Fourth
19th, and W s Market to
1702 Willow
802 Fifth
West Front, bet 16th and
1752 Wood
826 Sixth
20th.
Eighth Avenue, fm San
852 Seventh
NORTH STREET
Antonio Creek N to East
902 Eighth
652 Grove
20th, bet 7th and 9th ave.
952 Ninth
702 Castro
EAST STREET
1002 Tenth
752 Brush
902 East 8th
1052 Eleventh
802 West
952 East 9th
1102 Twelfth
902 Market
1002 East 10th
1152 Thirteenth
952 Myrtle
1052 East 11th
1202 Fourteenth
1002 Filbert
1102 East 12th
1252 Fifteenth
1052 Linden
1152 East 13th
1302 Sixteenth
1102 Chestnut
1202 East 14th
1352 Seventeenth
1152 Adeline
1252 East 15th
1402 Eighteenth
1202 Magnolia
1302 East 16th
Fifteenth, Ws San Pablo
1252 Union
1352 East 17th
av to Market, bet 14th and
1302 Poplar
1402 East 18th
16th.
1352 Kiikham
1452 East 19th
NORTH STREET
1402 Cypress
1502 East 20th
552 Clay
1452 Center
Eleventh, W s East Front
602 Jefferson
1652 Campbell
to Market, bet 10th and 12th
652 Grove
1702 Willow
NORTH STREET
702 Castro
1752 Wood
52 Fallon
752 Brush
1802 Pine
102 Oak
802 West
1852 Cedar
152 Madison
Fifteenth Avenne, fm N
1902 Bay
202 Jackson
s East 12th, N to East 19th.
Eighteenth Avenue, N
252 Alice
EAST STREET
from San Antonio Creek to
302 Harrison
1102 Twelfth
East 21st, bet 17th and 19th
352 Webster
1152 Thirteenth
a vs.
402 Franklin
1202 Fourteenth
EAST STREET
452 Broadway
1252 Fifteenth
1102 East 12th
502 Washington
1302 Sixteenth
1152 East 13th
552 Clay
1352 Seventeenth
1202 East 14th
602 Jefferson
1402 Eighteenth
1252 East 15th
652 Grove
1452 Nineteenth
1302 East 16th
702 Castro
Fifth, W s East Front to
1352 East 17th
752 Brush
Market, bet 4th and 6th, and
1402 East 18th
802 West
WsMaret, to Peralta, bet
1452 East 19th
Eleventh Avenue, fm San
3d and 7th.
1002 East 20th
Antonio Creek N to Charter,
NORTH STREET
1552 East 21st
bet 10th and 12th ave.
52 Fallon
Eighth, W s East Front to
Market, bet 7th and 9th, and
EAST STREET
102 Oak
1002 East 10th
152 Madison
W s Market to Wood, bet
1052 East 11th
202 Jackson
7th and 10th.
1102 East 12th
252 Alice
NORTH STREET
1152 East 13th
302 Harrison
5 Fallon
1202 East 14th
352 Webster
101 Oak
1252 East 15th
402 Franklin
152 Madison
1302 East 16th
452 Broadway
202 Jackson
1352 East 17th
502 Washington
252 Alice
1402 East 18th
552 Clay
302 Harrison
1452 East 19th
602 Jefferson
352 Webster
1502 East 20th
652 Grove
STREET GUIDE.
63
702 Castro
752 Brush
902 Market
952 Myrtle
1002 Filbert
1052 Linden
1102 Chestnut
1152 Adeline
1202 Magnolia
1252 Union
1302 Poplar
1402 Cypress
1452 Center
1502 Chester
1552 Henry
Fifth Avenue, fm San An-
tonio Creek to Fourth av
road, bet Fourth and Sixth
a vs.
EAST STREET
902 East 8th
952 East 9th
1002 East luth
1052 East 11th
1102 East 12th
1152 East 13th
1202 East 14th
1252 East 15th
1302 East 10th
1352 East 17th
1402 East 18th
1452 East 19th
1502 East 20th
Filbert, N s South Front N
to San Pablo av, bet Myrtle
and Linden.
EAST STREET
602 First
702 Third
802 Filth
902 Seventh
952 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
Fillmore, E fm Lake Park.
First, W b East Front to Mar-
ket, bet Water and 2d, and
fm Market W to West Front,
bet Hudson and 3d.
NORTH STREET
52 Fallon
102 Oak
152 Madison
202 Jackson
252 Alice
302 Harrison
352 Webster
402 Franklin
452 Broadway
502 Washington
552 Clay
602 Jefferson
652 Grove
702 Castro
752 Brush
902 Market
952 Myrtle
1002 Filbert
1052 Linden
1102 Chestnut
1152 Adeline
1202 Magnolia
1252 Union
1302 Poplar
1352 Kirkham
1402 Cypress
1452 Center
1502 Chester
1552 Henry
1602 Lewis
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
First Avenue, fm San An-
tonio Creek N to Lake Mer-
ritt, by eastern terminus of
12th at bridge.
Ford. E from San Antonio
Creik to Park av, E O.
Fountain Place, bet 20th,
Durant, Telegraph av and
Franklin.
Fourteenth, W s East Front
to Market, bet 13th and 15th,
and W s Market to West
Front, bet 12th and 16th
NORTH STREET
52 Fallon
102 Oak
152 Madison
202 Jackson
252 Alice
302 Harrison
352 Webster
402 Franklin
452 Broadway
502 Washington
552 Clay
602 Jeff rsou
652 Grove
702 Castro
752 Brush
802 West
902 Market
952 Myrtle
1002 Filbert
1052 Linden
1102 Chestnut
1152 Adeline
1202 Magnolia
1252 Union
1302 Poplar
1352 Kirkham
1402 Cypress
1452 Center
1502 Peralta
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Fourth, W s East Front to
Market, bet 3d and 5th, and
W s Feralta to West Front
bet 3d and Atlantic.
NORTH STREET
52 Fallon
102 Oak
152 Madison
202 Jackson
252 Alice
302 Harrison
352 Webster
402 Franklin
452 Broadway
502 Washington
552 Clay
602 Jefferson
652 Grove
702 Castro
752 Brush
902 Market
1552 Henry
1602 Lewis
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Fourth Avenue, fm San
Antonio Creek to Lake Mer-
ritt. bet Third and Fifth avs
EAST STREET
1002 East 10th
1052 East 11th
1102 East 12th
1152 East 13th
1202 East 14th
1252 East 15th
1302 East 16th
1352 East 17th
1402 East 18th
1452 East 19th
1502 East 20th
1552 East 21st
1602 East 22d
1052 East 23d
Franhlin, N s South Front
N to Walnut, bet Webster
and Broadway.
EAST STREET
602 First
(52 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
Franklin Square, bet 4th
and 5th, Franklin and Broad-
way.
Frederick, bet Telegraph
ana San Pablo avs, 17th and
William.
Frederick, E fm San Anto-
nio Creek to Park av, E O.
Fulton, fm intersection of
Chestnut and South Front
W to West Front, bet State
and Pearl.
NORTH STREET
1102 Chestnut
1152 Adeline
1202 Magnolia
64
OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
1252 Union
1302 Poplar
1352 Eirkham
1402 Cypress
1452 Center
1502 Chester
1552 Henry
1602 Lewis
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Grant, E s Thirteenth av, or
County road, E to city limits
bet Montgomery and Chn-
Goss W s Wood W to West
Front, bet 7th and Division.
NORTH 6TBEET
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay iW*
Grove, N b South Front N to
San Pablo av, bet Jefferson
and Cactro, and fm San
Pablo av N to city limits, bet
Telegraph av and West.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thiiteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1252 Fifteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1352 Seventeenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
2202 Thirty-fourth
2252 Thirty-fifth
Halleck, NW fm 28th to city
limits, bet Beach and Hub-
bard.
NORTH STREET
102 A
202 B
302 O
402 D
Harlan, NW fm Peralta to
city limits, near B
Harrison, N s South Front,
bet Alice and Webster, N to
Lake Merritt.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1252 Fifteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1352 Seventeenth
1402 Eighteenth
Harrison Square, bet 6th
and 7th, Harrison and Alice.
Haven, NW fm Peralta to
city limits, NE of Hollis.
Hawthorne Avenue, NE
fm Telegraph av to Broad
Henry, N s South Front N to
Peralta and 10th, bet Ches-
ter and Lewis.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
502 Hudson
552 Water
602 First
702 Third
802 Atlantic
826 William
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
Henry, fm E 8 17th av E to
city limits, bet Charles and
Edward.
Hobart (or 21st) W s Broad
way to San Pablo av, bet
20t*h and Jones.
NORTH STREET
452 Broadway
502 Telegraph av
Holden, NW fm Peralta to
city limits, bet Horton and
Hollis.
NORTH BTREET
102 A
202 B
302 C
402 D
noil i s, N W fm Peralta to city
limits, bet Holden and Ha-
ven.
NORTH 8TREET
102 A
202 B
302 C
402 D
Hopkins, E fm 13th av to
track of Fruit Vale railroad.
Horton, NW fm Peralta to
city limits, bet Hubbard and
Holden.
NORTH STREET
102 A
202 B
302 C
402 D
Hubbard, NW fm Peralta
to city limits, bet Halleck
and Horton.
NORTH STREET
102 A
202 B
302 C
402 D
Hudson, W s Market W to
West Front, bet Pearl and
First.
NORTH STREET
952 Myrtle
1002 Filbert
1052 Linden
1102 Chestnnt
1152 Adeline
1202 Magnolia
1252 Union
1302 Poplar
1352 Kirknam
1402 Cypress
1452 Center
1502 Chester
1552 Henry
1602 Lewis
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Piae
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Huff, fm E s 13th. av E to
city limits, bet Stratton and
Charles.
Independence Square,
bet East 16th, East 19th, 16th
and 18ih avs.
Isabella, W fm San Pablo
av nr 22d.
Jackson, N b South Front
bet Madison and Alice, N to
Lake Merritt.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1252 Fifteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1352 Seventeenth
1402 Eighteenth
Jefferson, N b South Front
N to San Pablo av, bet Clay
and Giove.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1252 Fifteenth
1302 Sixteenth
STREET GUIDE.
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1352 Seventeenth
1402 Eighteenth
Jefferson Square, bi t 6th
and 7th, Grove and Jeffer-
son.
Jones, fni Telegraph av to
San Pablo av, bet Hobart
and Charter.
Kennedy. SE fm East 12th
to San Antonia Creek, E O.
King, SE fm East 12th to
San Antoi.io Creek, E O.
K i i Mia in. N 8 South Front
N to Peraita, bet Poplar and
Cypress.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
502 Hudson
552 Water
602 First
702 Third
802 Atlantic
826 William
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1622 Twenty-second
Knox, W s Telegraph av W
to Knox plate, bet Sycamore
and Albion.
Knox Place, W termination
of Knox.
Lafayette Square, bet
10th and 11th, Grove and
Jefferson.
Lake, E s Jackson E to Lake
Merritt.
Lake Plaza, bet East 15th
and East 16th, 2d and 3d avs
Lake Shore Avenue, N
fm Lake Merritt. to Hunt's
Trait.
Lake Side Avenue, along
southwesterly side of Lake
Merritt.
Laurel (or 25th) fm San
Pablo av to Grove, aud fin
Telegraph av to Webster,
bet Elm and Sycamore.
Lewis, N s South Front N to
Peraita and 5th, bet Henry
and Campbell.
EAST STREET
202 State
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
452 Eagle
502 Hudson
552 W:iter
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
Liberty, W s Concord to
Moss bet Star and Pacific.
Lincoln, W s Peraita, W to
West Front, bet Seward and
Twelfth.
NORTH STREET
1652 Campbell
1702 Willow
1752 Wood
1802 Pine
1852 Cedar
1902 Bay
Lincoln, E s Thirteenth av
or County road E to city-
limits, !S of Montgomery.
Lincoln Square, btt 8th
and 9th, Mad. son and Oak.
Linden. N s South Front N
to San Pablo av, bet Filbert
and Chestnut.
EAST STREET
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
2202 Thirty-fourth
Livingston, E fm San An-
tonio Creek to Park av, E O.
Locust (or 23d) fm San Pab-
lo av to Grove, and fm Tele-
graph av to Webster, bet
Charter and Elm.
Logan (or 36th) fm Market
to Telegraph av, on line of
Northern city limits.
NORTH STREET
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
802 West
Lydia, W s San Pablo av to
Market, bet 21st and 22d.
NOKTH STREET
752 San Pablo av
802 West
852 Curtis
Madison, N s South Front
to Lake Merritt, bet Oak and
Jackson.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
1252 Fifteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1352 Seventeenth
1402 Eighteenth
Magnolia, N a South Front
N to 3Cth, bet Adeline and
Union.
EAST 8TPEET
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelith
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
2202 Thirty-fourth
Market, N s South Front N
to city limits.
WEST STREET
601 First
651 Second
701 Third
751 Fourth
801 Filth
851 Seventh
!01 Eighth
1001 Tenth
1101 Twelfth
1201 Fourteenth
1301 Sixteenth
1401 Eighteenth
1501 Twentieth
1601 Twenty-second
1701 Twenty-fourth
1801 Twenty-sixth
1901 Twenty-eighth
2001 Thirtieth
2101 Thirty-second
Maryland, E fm San Anto-
nio Creek to Park av, E O.
Merrimac Place, Es Tele-
graph av, N of Lay pi.
Milbury, E fm the exten-
sion of 13th av to track of
Fruit Vale railroad.
Montgomery, E b 13th av,
or County road, E to city
limits, bet Lincoln and
Grant.
Moss, western boundary of
Lake Side Homestead.
Myrtle, N s South Front N
to San Pablo av, near city
limits.
EAST STREET
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twenty-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twenty-sixth
1902 Twenty-eighth
2002 Thii tieth
2102 Thirty-second
2202 Thirty-fourth
66 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Nineteenth., W s San Pablo
and 11th, Harrison and
452 Eagle
av to Market, bet 18th and
Alice.
502 Hudson
20th.
Orchard Avenue, from
552 Water
NORTH STREET
Summit E to creek, N of
602 First
652 Grove
Prospect pi,
702 Third
702 Castro
Pacific, N s Concord to
752 Fourth
752 Brush
Moss, N of Libert}1.
802 Atlantic
802 West
Park (or 27th) fm NE s San
826 William
Nineteenth Avenue, N
Pablo av to Grove, bet 26th
852 Seventh
fm San Antonio Creek to
and 28th.
902 Division
Charter, bet 18th and 20th
Park Avenue, S of Oak-
934 Chase
avs.
land Trotting Park fm San
966 Taylor
Ninth, W s East Front to
Pablo to Center.
1002 Seward
Market, bet 8th and 10th.
Park Avenue, from East
1052 Lincoln
NORTH STREET
12th southerly to Alameda
1102 Twelfth
52 Fallon
park.
1202 Fourteenth
102 Oak
Pearl, fm intersection of
1302 Sixteenth
152 Madi-on
Myrtle and South Front to
1402 Eighteenth
202 Jackson
West Front, bet Fulton and
1502 Twentieth
252 Alice
Hudson.
1602 Twenty-second
302 Harrison
NORTH STREET
1702 Twenty-fourth
352 Webster
1002 Filbert
1802 Twenty-sixth
402 Franklin
1002 Linden
Planey, W s Concord to
452 Broadway
1102 Chestnut
Moss, bet Crystal and Star.
502 Washington
1152 Adeline
Plaza, bet East 12th, East
552 Clay
1202 Magnolia
14th. 6th and 7th avs.
602 Jefferson
1252 Union
Plymouth Avenue, NE
652 Grove
1302 Poplar
fm Telegraph av to Broad-
702 Castro
1352 Kirkham
way, N of Hawthorne.
752 Brush
1402 Cypress
Poplar, N s South Front, N
802 West
1452 Center
to Peralta, bet Union aud
902 Market
1502 Chester
Kirkham.
Ninth Avenue, fm San An-
1552 Henry
EAST STREET
tonio Creek N to Charter,
1602 Lewis
202 State
bet 8th and 10th avs.
1652 Campbell
302 Fulton
EAST STREET
1702 Willow
402 Pearl
1002 East 10th
1752 Wood
452 Eagle
1052 East 11th
1802 Pine
502 Hudson
1102 East 12th
1852 Cedar
552 Water
1152 East 13th
1902 Bay-
602 First
1202 East 14th
Pearson, bet Pine and Ce-
702 Third
1252 East 15th
dar, I'm Chase to Taylor.
802 Atlantic
1302 East 16th
Pearson's Row, W s Pine,
826 William
1352 East 17th
bet Chase and Taylor.
852 Seventh
1402 East 18th
Peralta, N s South Front N
902 Division
1452 East 19th
to San Pablo av, (a division
9.U Chase
1502 East 20th
of surveys.)
966 Ta\ lor
1552 East 21st
EAST STREET WEST STREET
1002 Seward
1602 East 22d
202 State
1052 Lincoln
1652 East 23d
302 Fulton
1102 Twelfth
Nolan (or 33d) NE 8 San
402 Pearl
1202 Fourteenth
Pablo av E to Grove, bet
452 Eagle
1302 Sixteenth
Brockhurst and Brown.
502 Hudson
1402 Eighteenth
Oak, N s South Front N to
552 Water
1502 Twentieth
Lake Merritt, bet Fallon and
602 First
1602 Twenty-second
Madison.
702 Third
1702 Twenty-fourth
EAST STREET
801 Atlantic
1802 Twenty-sixth
602 First
827 William
Prospect, fm W s Lake Mer-
652 Second
852 Seventh
ritt E to Clinton, N of Pe-
702 Third
967 Taylor
ralta.
752 Fourth
1001 Seward
Prospect, E s Lake Merritt
802 Filth
1051 Lincoln
E to Foutrth av.
826 Sixth
1102 Twelfth
Prospect Place, E s Tele-
852 Seventh
1202 Fourteenth
graph av, bet Merrimac pi
902 Eighth
1302 Sixteenth
and Orchard av.
952 Ninth
1402 Eighteenth
Putnam, E fm Park av, N
1002 Tenth
1502 Twentieth
of Warren.
1052 Eleventh
1602 Twenty-second
Putnam, N fm Fruit Vale
1102 Twelfth
Peralta 2d, N s Lake Mer-
railroad to Beed in Milbury
1152 Thirteenth
ritt to Clinton, N of Brook-
Tract.
1202 Fourteenth
lyn.
Railroad Avenue (see 7th
1252 Fifteenth
Pine, N s South Front N to
street.)
1302 Sixteenth
Beach, bet Wood and Cedar.
Rowland, E s San Pablo av
1352 Seventeenth
EAST 8TREET
E to Telegraph av, bet
1402 Eighteenth
202 State
Campbell and 31st.
Oakland Square, bet 10th
302 Fulton
402 Pearl
San Pablo Avenue, from
STREET GUIDE.
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junction of Broadway and
1502 East 20th
NORTH STREET
14th, NW to city limits.
1552 East 21st
1852 Cedar
EAST STREET
1602 East 22d
1902 Bay
1202 Fourteenth
1652 East 23d
Sixteenth, Ws San Pablo
1302 Sixteenth
Seventh, W s East Front to
av to Market, bet 15th and
1402 Eighteenth
Market, bet 6th and 8th, and
17th.
1502 Twentieth
fm Market to West Front bet
NORTH STREET
1602 Twenty-second
5th and 8th.
552 Clay
1702 Twenty-fourth
NORTH STREET
602 Jefferson
1802 Twenty-sixth
52 Fallon
652 Grove
1902 Twenty-eighth
102 Oak
702 Castro
2002 Thirtieth
152 Madison
752 Brush
2102 Thirty-second
202 JaUon
802 West
2202 Thirty-fourth
252 Alice
902 Market
Second, W s Ea6t Front to
302 Harrison
952 Myrtle
Market bet 1st and 3d, and
352 Webster
1002 Filbert
W s Peralta to West Front
402 Franklin
1052 Linden
bet Water and 4th.
452 Broadway
1102 Chestnut
NORTH STREET
502 Washington
1152 Adeline
52 Fallon
552 Clay
1202 Magnolia
102 Oak
602 Jefferson
1252 Union
152 Madison
652 Grove
1302 Poplar
202 Jackson
702 Castro
1352 Kirkham
252 Alice
752 Brush
1402 Cypress
302 Harrison
902 Mark, t
1452 Center
352 Webster
952 Myrtle
1602 Peralta
402 Franklin
1002 Filbert
1652 Campbell
452 Broadway
1052 Linden
1702 Willow
502 Washington
1102 Chestnut
1752 Wood
552 Clay
1152 Adeline
1802 Pine
602 Jeffers.on
1202 Magnolia
1852 ( 'edar
652 Grove
1252 Union
1902 Bay
702 ("astro
1302 Poplar
Sixteenth Avenue, N fm
752 Brush
1352 Kirkham
San Antonio Creek to 21st,
902 Market
1402 Cypress
bet 15th and 17th avs.
1602 Peralta
1452 Center
EAST STREET
1652 Campbell
1502 Chester
1102 Twelfth
1702 Willow
1552 Henry
1152 Thirteenth
1752 Wood
1602 Lewis
1202 Fourteenth
1802 Pine
1652 Campbell
1252 Fifteenth
1852 Cedar
1702 Willow
1302 Sixteenth
1902 Bay
1752 Wood
1352 Seventeenth
Second Avenue, fm San
1802 Pine
1402 Eighteenth
Antonio Creek to Lake Mer-
1852 Cedar
1452 Nineteenth
ritt, bet 1st and 3d avs.
1902 Bay
Sixth, W s East Front to
EA8T STREET
Seventh Avenue, fm San
Market, bet 5th and 7th.
1002 Tenth
Antonio Creek N to Charter,
NORTH STREET
1052 Eleventh
bet 6th and 8th avs.
52 Fallon
1102 Twelfth
EAST STREET
102 Oak
1152 Thirteenth
902 East Hth
152 Madison
1202 Fourteenth
952 East 9th
202 Jackson
1252 Fifteenth
1002 East 10th
252 Alice
1302 Sixteenth
1052 East 11th
302 Harrison
Seventeenth, Ws San Pab-
1102 East 12th
352 Webster
lo av to Market, bet 16th aud
1152 East 13th
402 Franklin
Eighteenth.
1202 East 14th
452 Broadway
NORTH STREET
1252 East 15th
502 Washington
602 Jefferson
1302 East 16th
552 Clay
652 Grove
1352 East 17th
602 Jefferson
702 Castro
1402 East 18th
652 Grove
752 Brush
1452 East 19th
702 Castro
802 West
1502 East 20th
752 Brush
Seventeenth Avenue, N
Seward, W s Peralta W to
902 Market
fm San Antonio Creek to
West Froiit, bet Taylor and
Sixth Avenue, fm San An-
Charter, bet 16th and 18th
Lincoln.
tonio Creek N to East 20th,
avs.
NORTH STREET
bet 5th aud 7th avs.
EAST STREET
1652 Campbell
EAST STREET
1002 East 10th
1702 Willow
902 East 8th
1052 East 11th
1752 Wood
952 Ea6t 9th
1102 East 12th
1802 Pine
1002 East 10th
1152 East 13th
1852 Cedar
1052 East 11th
1202 East 14th
1902 Bay
1102 East 12th
1252 East 15th
Shell Mound Avenue, SE
1152 East 13th
1302 East 16th
fm East 12th to San Antonio
1202 East 14th
1352 East 17th
Creek.
1252 East 15th
1402 East 18th
Short, W s Division W to
1302 East 16th
1452 East 19th
West Front, N of Goss.
1352 East 17th
68 OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
1402 East 18th
NORTH
STREET
1352 Kirkham
1452 East 19th
52
Fallon
3402 Cypress
1502 East 20th
102
Oak
1452 Center
South Front, N s San An-
152
Madison
1502 Chester
tonio Creek W fm East Front
202
Jackson
1552 Henry
to Clay, southwesterly from
255
Alice
1602 Lewis
Clay to Kirk ham. thence W
302
Harrison
Third Avenue, fm San An-
to West Front, forming
352
Webster
tonio Creek to Lake Merritt,
southern boundary of city.
402
Franklin
bet 2d and 4th avs.
Spring, W 8 Concord to
452
Broadway
EAST STREET
Moss S of Summer.
502
Washington
902 East 8th
Star, W s Concord to Moss,
652
Clay
952 East 9th
bet Planey and Liberty.
602
Jeffereon
1002 East 10th
State, fm intersection of
652
Grove
1052 East Uth
Adeline and South Front
702
Castro
1102 East 12tn
W to West Front, bet Beach
752
Bruah
1152 East 13th
and Fulton.
802
West
1202 East 14th
NORTH STREET
902
Market
1252 East 15th
1252 Union
952
Myrtle
1302 East 16th
1302 Poplar
1002
Filbert
1352 East 17th
1352 Kirkham
1052
Linden
1402 East 18th
1402 Cypress
1102
Chestnut
1452 East 19th
1452 Center
1152
Adeline
Thirteenth, W a East Front
1502 Chester
1202
Magnolia
to Market, bet 12th and Uth.
1552 Henry
1252
Union
NORTH STREET
1602 Lewis
1302
Poplar
52 Fallon
1652 Campbell
1352
Kirkham
102 Oak
1702 Willow
1402
Cypress
152 Madison
1752 Wood
1452
Center
202 Jackson
1802 Pine
1502
Chester
252 Aliec
1852 Cedar
1552
Henry
302 Harrison
1902 Bay
Tenth Avenue, fm San
352 Webster
Stevens, N fm Fruit Vale
Antonio
Creek N to East
402 Franklin
Railruad to Keed, in Milbury
20th, bet 9th and 11th avs.
452 Broadway
Tract.
EAST
STREET
502 Washington
Stratton, fm E s 13th av E
902
East 8th
552 Clay
to city limits, bet Charles
952
East 9th
602 Jefferson
and Huff.
1002
East 10th
652 Grove
Summer, W s Concord to
1052
East 11th
702 Castro
Moss, bet Spring and Corel.
1102
East 12th
752 Brush
Summit, fm Prospect place
1152
East 13th
902 Market
N.
1202
East 14th
Thirteenth Avenue, fm
Summit, N s Mound S to
1252
East 15th
San Antonio Creek N to
Henry.
1302
East 16th
Charter, bet 12th av and
Sycamore, fm Telegraph
1352
East 17th
Commerce.
av W to San Pablo av, bet
1402
East 18th
EAST STREET
Laurel and 2Cth.
1452
East 19th
1002 East 10th
NORTH STREET
1502
East 20th
1052 East 11th
502 Telegraph av
Third,
W s East Front to
1102 East 12th
652 Grove
Market,
bet 2d and 4th, and
1152 East 13th
Taylor, W s Peralta W to
W s Market to Peralta, bet
1202 East 14th
West Front, bet Chase and
1st and
5th.
1252 East loth
Seward.
NORTE
STREET
1302 East 16th
NORTH STREET
52
Fallon
1352 East 17th
1652 Campbell
102
Oak
1402 East 1 8th
1702 WTillow
152
Madison
1452 East 19th
1752 Wood
202
Jackson
1502 East 20th
1802 Pine
252
Alice
1552 East 21st
1852 Cedar
302
Harrison
1602 East 22d
1902 Bay
352
Webster
1652 East 23d
Telegraph. Avenue, fm
402
Franklin
Thirtieth, W s Market W to
Broadway near junction of
452
Broadway
Peralta, bet 28th and 32d.
San Pablo av, N to city
502
Washington
Thirty - first, NE s San
limits.
552
Clay
Pablo av E to Telegraph av,
EAST STREET
602
Jefferson
bet Rowland and 32d.
1302 Sixteenth
652
Grove
NORTH STREET
1402 Eighteenth
702
Castro
652 Grove
1502 Twentieth
752
Brush
802 West
1G02 Twenty-second
902
Market
902 Market
1702 Twenty-fourth
952
Myrtle
Thirty-fourth, W s Market
1752 Laurel
1002
Filbert
W to Peralta, bet 32d and
1802 Bay place
1052
Linden
36th.
Tenth, W s East Front to
1102
Chestnut
Thirty-second, W 8 Tele-
Market, bet 9th and 11th,
1152
Adeline
graph av W to Peralta, bet
and W s Market to Peralta
1202
Magnolia
3l6t and Brockhurst and
bet 8th and 12th.
1252
Union
31st and 34th.
1302
Poplar
STREET GUIDE.
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NORTH STREET
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
802 West
902 Market
Thirty-sixth, W s Market
W to Pt-ralta, along northern
boundary of city.
Trenor, E fru San Antonio
Crtek to Park av.
Twelfth, W s East Front to
Market, bet 11th and 13th,
and W s Market to Bay, bet
10th and 14th.
NORTH STREET
|52 Fallon
102 Oak
152 Madison
202 Jackson
252 Alice
Harrison
Webster
Franklin
Broadway
Washington
Clay
Jefferson
Grove
Castro
Brush
West
Market
Myrtle
Filbert
Linden
Chestnut
Adeline
Magnolia
Union
Poplar
Kirkham
Cypress
Center
Chester
Peralta
Campbell
Willow-
Wood
Cedar
1052
1102
1152
1202
1252
1302
1352
1402
1502
1602
1702
1803
1902
302
352
401
453
502
552
602
652
702
752
802
902
952
1002
1052
1202
1182
1202
1252
1302
1352
1402
1452
1502
1602
1652
1702
1752
1852
1902 Bay
Twelfth Avenue,
Antonio Creek N
1152
1202
1252
i; 02
1362
1402
1452
1502
1552
fm San
to East
20th, bet 11th and 13th avs.
EAST STREET
902 East 8th
952 East 9th
1002 East 10th
1052 East 11th
1102 East 12th
1152 East 13th
1202 East 14th
1252 East 15th
1302 East 16th
1352 East 17th
1402 East 18th
1452 East l'.th
1502 East 20th
Twentieth, W s San Pablo
av to Market, bet l&th and Twenty-Second Avenue
21st. and Ws Market to West fm Central Pacific Railroad
Linden
Chestnut
Adeline
Magnolia
Union
Poplar
Kirkham
Cvpr^sg
Chester
Lewis
Willow
Pine
Bay
Twentieth Avenue, N fm
San Antonio Creek to East
21st, bet 19th and 21st avs.
EAST STREET
1102 East 12th
East 13th
East 14th
East 15th
East 16th
East 17th
East 18th
East 19th
East 20th
East 21st
Twenty-eighth, W s Mar-
ket W to Beach, bet 26th and
30th.
Twenty-First, W s Broad-
way to Market, bet -0th and
Lydia.
NORTH STREET
452 Broadway
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
— San Pablo av
- Brush
West
Curtis
Twenty-first Avenue, N
fm Central Pacific Railroad
to Charter, bet 20th and 22d.
EAST STREET
1102 East 12th
East loth
East 14th
East 15th
East 16th
East 17th
Bast 18th
East 19th
East 20th
East 21st
Twenty-fourth, W s Mar-
ket W to West Front, bet 22d
and 26th.
Twenty-second, W s Tele-
egraph av to Market, bet
Jones and Lvdia, and W s
Market to West Front, N of
20th.
NORTH STREET
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
802 West
902 Market
802
852
1152
1202
1252
1302
1352
1402
1452
1502
1552
Front bet 18th and 22d.
to East 21st, bet 21st and 23d
NORTH STREET
avs.
652 Grove
east street
802 West
1102 East 12th
902 Market
1152 East 13th
952 Mvrtle
1202 East 14th
1002 Filbert
1252 East 15th
1302 East 16th
1352 East 17th
1402 East 18th
1452 East 19th
1502 East 20th
1"52 East 21st
Twenty-sixth, W « Market
W to West Front, bet 24th
and 2Sth.
Tyler, E fm San Antonio
Creek to Park av.
Union, N s South Front X to
Pt-ralta, bet Magnolia and
Poplar.
east street
602 First
702 Third
802 Fifth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
1002 Tenth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
1302 Sixteenth
1402 Eighteenth
1502 Twentieth
1602 Twentv-second
1702 Twenty-fourth
1802 Twent'v-sisth
1902 Twentv-eighth
2002 Thirtieth
2102 Thirty-second
Union, N" s Mound S to Ed-
rd.
Union Place, bet East 12th,
San Antonio Creek, Com-
merce and 15th av.
Valdez, SE fm East 12th to
San Antonio Creek.
A'alley, N fm Walnut to
Elm, bet Broadway and Tel-
egraph av.
Wallace (or 28th) E s San
Pablo av to Grove, bet Park
and Alden.
Walnut, f m E s Telegraph
av to Webster, btt Hobart
and Locust.
■Walton (or 35th) fm W a
Telegraph av to Linden, bet
Brown and Logan.
north street
502 Telegraph av
652 Grove
802 West
902 Market
Warren, E fm Park av bet
Franklin and Putnam.
Washington. X s South
Front B to 14th, bet Broad-
way and Clay.
EAST STREET
602 First
652 Second
702 Third
752 Fourth
802 Fifth
826 Sixth
852 Seventh
902 Eighth
952 Ninth
1002 Tenth
1052 Eleventh
1102 Twelfth
1152 Thirteenth
1202 Fourteenth
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Water, fmWg East* Front
1802 Twenty-sixth
1302 Sixteenth
Wto Market bet South Front
1902 Twenty-eighth
1402 Eighteenth
and 1st, and W s Peralta to
2002 Thirtieth
1502 Twentieth
West Front bet Eagle and
2102 Thirty-second
1602 Twenty-second
2d.
2202 Thiity-fourth
1702 Twenty-fourth
Watts, NW fm Peralta to
West Front, N along west-
1802 Twenty-sixth
citv limits, near C
ern city limits to northern
Willow, E fm San Antonio
Webster, N s South Front N
charter line.
Creek to Park av, E O.
to 20th, bet Harrison and
Wilcox Place, bet Tele-
Wilson, E fm 13th av to
Franklin.
graph av, 20th and 21st.
Fruit Vale Railroad track.
EAST STREET
William, W s Peralta W to
Wilton, W fm San Pablo av
602 First
West Front, bet Atlantic and
to Market, near 24th.
652 Second
7th.
Wood, N s South Front N to
702 Third
NORTH STREET
Beach, bet Willow and Pine.
752 Fourth
1652 Campbell
EAST STREET
802 Fifth
1702 Willow
202 State
826 Sixth
1752 Wood
302 Fulton
852 Seventh
1802 Pine
402 Pearl
902 Eighth
1852 Cedar
452 Eagle
952 Ninth
1902 Bav
602 Hudson
1002 Tenth
William, bet San Pablo and
552 Water
1052 Eleventh
Telegraph aYB, N of Fred-
602 First
1102 Twelfth
erick.
702 Third
1152 Thirteenth
Willow, N s South Front
752 Fourth
1202 Fourteenth
bet Campbell and Wood, N
802 Fifth
1252 Fifteenth
to Beach.
826 William
1302 Sixteeuth
EAST STREET
852 Seventh
1352 Seventeenth
202 State
902 Division
1402 Eighteenth
302 Fulton
934 Chase
West, N fm intersection of
402 Pearl
966 Taylor
6th and Market to 22d, and
452 Eagle
1002 Seward
fm 26th to northern city
502 Hudson
1052 Lincoln
limits.
552 Water
1102 Twelfth
EAST STREET
602 First
1202 Fourteenth
902 Eighth
702 Third
1302 Sixteenth
1002 Tenth
752 Fourth
1402 Eighteenth
1102 Twelfth
802 Fifth
1502 Twentieth
1202 Fourteenth
826 William
1602 Twenty-second
1302 Sixteenth
852 Seventh
1702 Twenty-fourth
1402 Eighteenth
902 Division
1802 Twenty-sixth
1502 Twentieth
934 Chase
1902 Twenty- eighth
1526 Twenty-first
966 Taylor
Verba Buena Avenue,
1552 Lydia
1002 Seward
SW fm San Pablo av to
1602 Twenty-second
1052 Lincoln
Beach, crossing city limits
1702 Twenty-fourth
1102 Twelfth
1202 Fourteenth
on Watt's Tract.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
B Berkeley nr near
bet between res resides
cor corner s side
E East S South
E. O East Oakland SE South-east
E s East side SW South-west
N North W West
NE North-east W. B West Berkeley
N. R. R. B. B., Northern W. D. Co. Western Develop-
Railroad Berkeley Branch ment Company
NW North-west W. O West Oakland
A
Aaron A., with Oakland Planing Mills
Aaron David, second hand clothing, res 855 Clay
Abbey Richard, mining, res 819 Webster
Abbey F. J. Mrs., res 819 Webster
Abbott Charles, carpenter, res NW cor Castro and Fifth
Abbott Joseph, res NW cor Castro and Fifth
Abbott Joseph E., carpenter, res NW cor Castro and Fifth
Abbott Mary M., widow, res 725 Filbert
Abel Charles, master mariner, N s Bristol nr Eighth
Abel George A., res S s Seward bet Pine and Wood
ABELE ADAM, saloon and res 1520 Seventh
ABELE M. MRS., midwife, res 1520 Seventh
ABELL IRVING L., City numberer, res 658 Twenty-sixth
Aber Jehile, laborer, res N s Short nr Cedar
Abers Emma, domestic, 566 Eleventh
Abraham Ernest, salesman with Lippman & Salinger, res
476 Ninth
Abrego Ysmael, salesman with Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
(S F.) res 946 Wood
Academy of Music (hall) 473 Sixth
Achard Charles, carriage trimmer, 367 Eleventh
Acherson John, farmer, res cor Shattuck and University av,
Berkeley
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creat attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Woodward & Taggart NEGOTIATE LOANS, 460-462 Eighth.
72 OAKLAND [ A ] DIRECTORY.
Acker E. M., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill
Adams Amos C, attj-at-law, res 226 Ninth
Adams A. W., carpenter, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Adams Charles W., carpenter, res N s William bet Bay and
Cedar
Adams E. M., (widow) res SW cor Myrtle and Tenth
Adams Frank H., student, res 590 Brown
Adams Frank J., res W s Telegraph av nr Fifty-first
Adams George, laborer with J. I. Bliven & Co., res 269 Ninth
Adams George A. (Marston & Adams) res 753 Webster
Adams Henry B., gunsmith, res SE cor William and Pine
Adams Jacob F., carpenter, res 806 Jefferson
ADAMS JOHN S., physician and surgeon, 1004 Broadway,
rooms 6-7, res 565 Seventeenth
Adams J. R., foreman W. D. Co., res Sunnyside House
Adams Lemuel, res 565 Seventeenth
Adams Robert H., clerk (S. F.) res 590 Brown
ADAMS WILLIAM G., housemover and raiser, cor Nine-
teenth and Curtis, res 809 Nineteenth
Adamson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 461 Ninth
Addison J. R., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mills, res 365
Ninth
Adie Mary E. Mrs., res 808 Jackson
JEtna Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Spencer Martin agt,
1106 Broadway
AGARD A. H., physician and surgeon, office NE cor Twelfth
and Broadway, res 1259 Alice
Agard George L., clerk with G. W. McKeand, res 311
Green, S. F.
Agnew Mary Miss, res Telegraph av nr Twenty -first
Ah Len (Chinese) laundry, N s Fifteenth bet Jefferson and
Grove
Ah Sam (Chinese) laundry, 559 Broadway
Ahearn Julia Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. H. Evans, res
860 Jefferson
Ahearn Patrick, deckhand stmr Capital
Aher Jeremiah, res 1814 Grove
Ahern Cornelius, laborer, res 729 Fifth
Ahern Richard, painter W. D. Co.
Ahern Thomas (Callahan & Ahren)
Ahrens John, expressman, res SE cor San Pablo av and
Locust
Aien Christian, carpenter, res 664 Twenty-sixth
Aienes Henry E., carpenter, res E s Sixth nr Holyoke, W.B.
AINSWORTH A. G., real estate agent and employment
office, 462 Tenth, res 586 Tenth
'II RFRT £ HIIWTFR AGENTS h0R SAN ^anCisco And alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ A ] DIRECTORY. 73
Ainsworth Henry W., res GG1 Washington
Aitken James, boilermaker, res 1708 Seward
Aiton James, plasterer, res 323 Eleventh
Akerly Benjamin Iiev. D. D., retcor St. John's Episcopal
Church, res SW cor Adeline and Sixteenth
Akerly Ben. M., clerk with W. B. Hardy, res SW cor Ade-
line and Sixteenth
Akstrand Alexander, stairbuilder with Burnham, Standeford
& Co., res S s Elm nr Telegraph av
ALAMEDA COUNTY BRANCH HOME MUTUAL IN-
SURANCE CO. (tire, S. F.) B. H. Magill manager, H.
A. Craig secretary, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
ALAMEDA COUNTY WEEKLY GAZETTE, Chamber-
lain & Powers publishers and proprietors, 911 Broad-
way
ALAMEDA IRON WORKS, E. E. Walker proprietor, NW
cor Franklin and Second
Alameda Macadamizing Co., F. E, Weston president, T. P.
Wales secretary, office 95-1 Broadway
Albee Honestus M., woodcarver W. D. Co., res 1670 Eighth
Albertson W. T., machinehand Brooklyn Planing Mill, res
Sixteenth ay bet East 14th and East 15th
Albrecht August (Schroder & Albrecht, S. F.) res cor Eighth
and Henry
Albrecht Charles, wheelwright Oakland Paving Co
Albrecht Frederick, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Wood and
Seventh, res Pine bet Eighth and Ninth
Albrecht Max, porter The Centennial
Albridge James H., engineer Grove-st Planing Mill, res N s
Third bet Brush and Castro
Alburn George W., fruit and confectionery, 1512 Seventh
Alden B. W., teamster, res Kofi's' Hotel
Alden Charles E., marble polisher, res 722 Myrtle
Alden S. E., farmer, res cor Plumas and Harper, Temescal
Alden — , res 517 Third
Aldis Edward, shoemaker, res S s Eighth bet Campbell and
Willow
Aldis Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, res 1669 Eighth
Aldrich Abbie F. Miss, principal Lafayette School, res Man-
sion House
Aldrich C. A., salesman Cal. Pottery and Terra Cotta Works
Aldrich Charles H., laborer with E. <fc A. Newland, res Alta
nr Pleasant Valley av
Aldrich George C, N s Sycamore nr Grove
Aldrich Lucius A., artesian wellborer, res N s Sycamore nr
Grove
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Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
74 OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY.
Aldrich William, police officer, res Jones nr San Pablo av
Alexander Emeline Mrs., laundress, 625 Tenth
Alexander Henry, clothing and boots and shoes, 1754 Seventh,
res Grand Western Hotel
Alexander Henry, clerk with I. Alexander, res S s Telegraph
av bet Twenty -first and Twenty-second
ALEXANDER ISADORE, boots and shoes, 845 Broadway,
res 1564 Telegraph av
Alexander James, expressman, SE cor Broadway and Seventh,
res S s Cleveland av nr Telegraph av
Alexander L. L., superintendent Manhattan Marble Co., res
NE cor Summit and Prospect pi
Alga Richard (May & Alga) res S s Seventh bet Henry and
Chester
Alger George C, carpenter C. P. R. R., res 963 Fifth
ALHAMBRA HOUSE, G. D. Atkinson proprietor, NW cor
San Pablo av and R. R- crossing
Allard Aldei (Klumpp & Allard) res Washington Hotel
Allardt George F., civil engineer (S. F.) res 1127 Linden
Allegrata A., res 1772 Seventh
Allen B. B., conductor C. P. R. R., res N s Division nr
Wood
Allen Bernard, carpenter, res Tremont House
Allen Bernard K., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 513
Ninth
Allen C, laborer with Grove-st Planing Mill
Allen Charles, res Knox House
Allen Charles, clerk, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Allen Charles E. (MatheAvs & Allen) res East 15th bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth avs
Allen David P., cabinetmaker with Philip Schreiber, res
William bet Cedar and Wood
Allen Elihu, stairbuilder Grove-st Planing Mill, res 327
Eleventh
Allen Fannie E., teacher Lafayette School, res 605 Ellis, S.F.
Allen George S., bookkeeper with N. S. Arnold & Co. (S.
F.) res 814 Fourteenth
Allen Hyram E., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Allen James E., porter C. P. R. R., res S. F.
Allen James V., painter, res Ss Forty-fourth nr Telegraph
av, Temescal.
Allen Margaret, widow, res S s Fifth nr Chester
ALLEN M. W., proprietor Oakland Carriage Manufactory,
SE cor Tenth and Franklin, res 368 Tenth
Allen Orrin, dispatcher C. P. R. R., res 833 Cedar
Allen Richard, stockowner Oakland Trotting Park
"*IIRFRT It HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY. 75
Allen Susan, widow, midwife, res N s William bet Pine and
Wood
Allen Truman H., res N s Fifth bet Jackson and Madison
Allen W., wellborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Allen William A., res cor Adeline and Thirty-sixth
Allen William J., butcher, W s San Pablo av nr Adeline, res
Eureka Hotel
Allen William M., carpenter, res NW cor Chestnut and
Fourteenth
Alliot E., hairworker, store and res 465 Sixth
Almv William C, jeweler, res 830 Clay
Alphonse Joseph, res W s Fifth nr Delaware, W. B.
Alt John, painter W. D. Co., res 756 Willow
Alt W. C. Mrs., res 600 Twelfth
Alta House, John W. Donahar proprietor, 903 Washington
Altendorf Julius, grinder Pacific Saw Factory, res NE cor
Twenty-eighth and Magnolia
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls, S. F.) res 942 Linden
Altrecht Frederick, cigarmaker, res E s Pine nr Division
Amador Marble Works, Tubbs & Collins proprietors, Web-
ster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Ambrose Norman H., carpenter, res SW cor Seventh and
Willow
AME & PHTT.fBERT (Paul Ame and Emile Philibert) pro-
prietors Old Blaise House, Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
Ame Paul (Ame k Philibert) res Old Blaise House
AMERICAN BAKERY, Paul & Keier proprietors, 815
Broadway
AMERICAN' DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., B. K. Bates
superintendent, Ninth nr Broadway
AMERICAN RESTAURANT, Woodward & Bailey pro-
prietors, NW cor East 11th and Twelfth av
Ames Albert N., carriage painter with King & Williams, res
Stewart's Hotel
Ames' Butcher Town (Peabody's Landing), 3 miles NW from
City Hall
Ames Henrv M., wholesale butcher, 1068 Broadway, res
1267 Webster
Ames John, clerk Police Court, City Hall, res 1571 Broadway
Ames Nelson, stock raiser, res 1116 Broadway
Amidon John, driver with Meader & Co. res 711 Fifth
Amidon Simeon J., driver with Whitney & Co., res 711 Fifth
Amos Joseph, steward Oakland Ferries, res 707 Washington,
rear
Amrose Manuel, with T. W. Corder, res Union av nr Butch-
ertown
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Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
76 OAKLAND [ A ] DIRECTORY.
Amstutz Charles L, (Reichling & Arnstutz) res 261 Twelfth
Aniyx Amelia, boarding, University av nr Choate, B.
Amyx Josephine Miss, student University
Anderson Aliene Miss, student Taylor's Business College,
res Twelfth bet Broadway and Washington
Anderson Andrew H., house painter, res N s Seventeenth
bet Center and Cypress
Anderson Catherine Miss, res NE cor Jefferson and Sixth
Anderson Charles, deckhand stmr Capital
Anderson Christian, painter, res 764 Brush
Anderson Chris., shipwright W. D, Co., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Anderson Clara, domestic 1051 Market
Anderson Edward, bellboy Grand Central Hotel
Anderson E. W. Mrs., teacher Lafayette School, res E s
Webster nr Eighteenth
Anderson Fritz, machine hand Grove-st Planing Mill, res
764 Brush
Anderson George D., bricklayer, res W s Filbert nr Twenty-
sixth
Anderson George W., expressman, res Ns Atlantic bet Wil-
low and Campbell
Anderson Isaac, res 822 East 12th
Anderson James, mining, res 490 Locust
Anderson James A., laborer C. P. 11. R., res Railroad Ex-
change
Anderson James M., tinsmith with J. G. Anderson, res 1579
Broadway
ANDERSON J. G., stoves, tinware, gasfitting and plumb-
ing, 1209 Broadway, res 1579 Broadway
Anderson J. P., agent Cal. Cracker Co., res 409 Fourth
Anderson John, carpenter W. D. Co., res E s Lewis nr Fifth
Anderson John, tailor, S s Twelfth bet Webster and Frank-
lin
Anderson John G. jr., tinsmith with J. G. Anderson, res
1579 Broadway
Anderson Joseph, stevedore, res N s East 14th bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth avs
Anderson Julia Mrs., res NE cor Jefferson and Sixth
Anderson Maggie, domestic with W. H. J. Matthews
Anderson Maggie, domestic W s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Anderson N., carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Anderson Ole, shipwright W. D. Co., res 1056 Third
Anderson Peter, sashmaker Pioneer Planing Mills, res Lydia
bet Twenty-first and Twenty -second
Anderson Peter, seaman, res N s Forty-second nr Grove
Pll RFRT £ HilNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth'street.
OAKLAND [ A ] DIRECTORY. 77
Anderson Salome, res 572 Tenth
Anderson Seddie E. Miss, student University, res Young
Ladies' Club
Anderson Simon, coal, 1051 Poplar
Anderson Stewart M., student University
Anderson Thomas, engineer Oakland Ferry, res W s Bay nr
Short
Andrews Alida B. Miss, student University
Andrews C. B., driver Oakland K. R., res 509 Eighth
Andrews Edward J., carpenter, res E s Humboldt av \ mile
S of University
Andrews Frank P., watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., res SWcor
University av and Sixth, W. B.
Andrews George, stevedore C. P. R. R., res 810 Twenty-
second
Andrews John R., house painter, res N sElm nr Telegraph av
Andrews Nicholas G., mining, res 698 Sycamore
Andrews Peter, teamster with A. Mclnnis, res S s Seventh
bet Market and Brush
Andrews Robert W., engineer Standard Soap Co., res cor
Third and Allston, W. B.
Andrews — Miss, res Wilcox House
Andressen Christian (Andressen Bros., S. F.) res 862 Chester
Andressen John (Andressen Bros., S. F.) res 862 Chester
Andrus T. B. Mrs., res NW cor Park and San Pablo av
Andrus W. R., carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res Tenth
bet Center and Cypress
Angwin Alfred, carpenter, res 1810 William
Angwin James A., carrepairer C. P. R. R., res William bet
Pine and Cedar
Anheuser William, foreman Standard Soap Co., res Park
House, W. B.
Annis Alexander G., plumber and tinner, E s San Pablo av
nr University av, res S s Delaware nr Tenth, W. B.
Anselmi Joseph & Co. (Joseph Anselmi and Graziana Codi-
ga) milkmen, NW cor Racine and Merced av, Temescal
Anselmi Joseph (Joseph Anselmi & Co.) res NW cor Racine
and Merced av
Anthony A. G., physician and surgeon, office and res SW
cor Eighth and Willow
Anthony Amy S., widow, res N s Eighteenth bet Myrtle and
Filbert
Anthony James Mrs., res Tubbs' Hotel
Anthony Mark, laborer, res N s East 16th bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
FOvV/r GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «>'° PIEDMONT SPRINGS
WOODWARD & TAGGART 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
78 OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY
Anthony Richard M., bookkeeper with Wm. Sherman & Co.,
S. F., res N s Eighteenth bet Myrtle and Filbert
Anthony William T. (Macomber, Anthony & Co., S. F.)
res SW cor Broadway and 21st
Antonalle V., fish, N s Seventh nr Willow, res West Oak-
land House
Antonio John, porter Oakland ferry
Apell Alma, domestic 916 Centre
Apell Peter, caulker, W. D. Co.
Appel Casper, res N s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Appelgarth John, farmer, res NW cor Eleventh av and East
11th
Applegarth Mabel Miss, res 505 East lltli.
Applegarth Sarah Miss, res 505 East 11th
Applegarth Wm., mining, res 505 East 11th
Appleton Wm. H. (Gotchet & Co.) res East 12th bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth avs
APPONYI CHARLES E., architect, Thurlow Block, S. F.,
res 671 Tenth
Archambault E. A., horseshoer with Sohst Bros., res 417
Seventh
Arens August T., sashmaker Oakland Planing Mill, res 823
Filbert
Arens Gertrude (widow) res 823 Filbert
Arizia Rose Mrs., res 364 First
Arkison James D., tailor with F. Hallihan, res cor B and
Ettie
Arlett Benjamin, bricklayer, res 700 Twenty-sixth
Armand John, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Armes &, Gaskill (William Armes and George G. Gaskill)
foreign and domestic stamps 472 Ninth
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam, S. F.) res 706 Thir-
teenth
Armes E. Clayton, distributor Contra Costa Laundry
Armes George W. (Armes & Dallam, S. F.) res SE cor
Brush and Thirteenth
Armes Henry B., salesman with Armes & Dallam (S. F.) res
706 Thirteenth
Armes William (Armes & Gaskill) res SE cor Brush and
Thirteenth
Armstrong A. B., carpenter C. P. R. R. Co., res W s Market
nr Fourth
Armstrong Arthur B, butcher, res W s Market nr Fourth
ARMSTRONG B. A. & SON, (B. A. and George F. Arm-
strong) house, carriage and fresco painter, N s Twelfth
bet Harrison and Alice, and 365 Eleventh
Pll RFRT S, HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice. Soda anjgCider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY. 79
Armstrong Bradley A. (B. A. Armstrong & Son) res cor
Broadway and Twenty-first
Armstrong E. M., carriage painter with B. A. Armstong &
Son, res cor 21st and Broadway
Armstrong George F. (B. A. Armstrong & Son) res cor
Broadway and Twenty-first
Armstrong J. D. clerk with P. J. Pieilly, res Eureka Hotel
Armstrong Bobert, carpenter, res Eland House
Arnest J. M., res E s Haven nr Peralta
Arnold C. H., flagman Alameda crossing C. P. B. B., res
221 Second
Arnold Harry B., res 1115 Third av
Arnold Patrick H, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res
Grand Central Hotel
Arnold Peter J., teamster, res Overland House
ARNOLD THOMAS J., city engineer and surveyor, office
10 City Hall, res 957 Castro
Arper Thomas, engineer Oakland City Flouring Mills, res
S. F.
Arps John, milk dairy, E s Linden nr Eighteenth
Arras & Stephenson (George Arras and Richard H. Stephen-
son) Point Market, 1753 Seventh
Arras George (Arras & Stephenson) res Chase bet Wood
and Willow
Arrington M. L. Mrs., proprietor Berkeley Hotel, NE cor
Humboldt av and Bancroft Way, B
Arrington Wm. B., clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co. (S. F.)res
Berkeley Hotel
Arth George Y., blacksmith with Sohst Bros
Arthur E. M., paying teller Nevada Bank (S. F.) res NW
cor Twelfth and Castro
Arthur George X., res 819 Market
Arthur J. D., res NW cor Twelfth and Castro
Artman Philip, horseshoer, res 273 Ninth
Ash Henry, plumber with J. H. Mackie, res 361 Tenth
Ash James M., carpenter, res 1722 Wood
Ashburner William Hon., professor mining Universitv, res
1014 Pine, S. F.
Ashby Delmar E., laborer with J. Lusk & Co., resE s Tele-
graph av nr Sumner, Temescal
Ashby James T., clerk with W. B. Hardy, 959 Broadway
Ashby Mark T., mining (S. F.) res W s College av nr Asy-
lum, B.
Ashby William, res W s College av nr Asylum, B.
Ashe William L., student University
Ashford, George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
PIEDMONTS PR IN GSA BEAU,IFUL DRI,E' '"" 3 tt^tfSU*.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
SO OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY.
Ashley Lucius E., agent J. Lusk & Co., res N s Birch nr
Telegraph av, Temescal
Askeu Emma Miss, res SE cor Fourth av and East 17th
Askin J. W., well borer, res NW cor 6th and Jones, W. B.
Aspern Henry, res S s East 16th nr Fourteenth av
, Asssessor City, Joseph M. Dillon, office City Hall, room 1
Assessor Township, Wm. F. Boardman, office Court House,
room 3
Atchinson B. M., res 603 East 14th
Atherton George, student University, res N s Dwight Way
nr Humboldt av, B.
Atherton William, laborer Transcript, res N s Fifth nr
Centre
Atkins George, waiter Tubbs' Hotel, res SE cor Twenty-
eighth and West
Atkins Kobert, res 508 Eighth
Atkinson & Perkins (Mrs. S. E. Atkinson and Miss M. C.
Perkins) proprietors Tremont House, 1311 San Pablo av
Atkinson C. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, cor Chapel and Uni-
versity av, B.
ATKINSON G. D., proprietor Alhambra House, NW cor
San Pablo av and R. R. crossing
Atkinson George, clerk C. P. R. R., S. F., res W s 5th av
between East 15th and East 16th
Atkinson George, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Atkinson George, wheelwright, res NE cor Seventh and
Harrison
Atkinson George W., insurance solicitor (S. F.) res S s
Addison nr Shattuck, B.
Atkinson James W., carpenter, 261 Eighth
Atkinson Jennie, domestic, Second av nr College av, Temescal
Atkinson John W., res Tremont House
Atkinson J. W. Mrs., teacher piano, res 261 Eighth
Atkinson S. E. Mrs. (Atkinson & Perkins) res Tremont
House
Atkinson Tamison Miss, braid-sewer Oakland Straw Works,
res NE cor Harrison and Seventh
Atkinson William, contractor and builder, res cor Sixth and i
Webster
Atkinson W. J., carpenter, res 659 Jackson
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO., E. W. |
Haskin, manager, office Broadway Railroad station ;
Branch offices Broadway Wharf, Butchertown, West |
Oakland, cor Market and. First, and Oakland Wharf
Attorney City, Henry Vrooman, office City Hall
Atwater Frank H., student University
'IIDCDT 9 UIINTED BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
llLDl.ni anUlllLfi NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
J. S. G. Gordon^agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [A] DIRECTORY. 81
LD,
TO5^
Dealer in School and Miscellaneous
of all kinds,
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
JPocteet Cutlery, JFvmcy Articles, etc.
Agent for the DORLAND Upright and Square Pianos,
457 Ninth, near Postoffice, Oakland.
PIEDMONT SPRINTS FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER boarders
TJl
s
A twill Joseph F., broker, res 907 Jackson
Audiffred Hippolyte, wood and coal, N s Fourth nr Jeffer
son, res S. F.
Auditor County, Charles G. Reed, Court House, room 1 —
Auerbach Louis, cigars (S. F.) res 586 Charter £
Augustus A., laborerer C. P. E. K. £
Augustus Domingo, laborer, res S s East 15th bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth avs
AULD ROYAL I., books and stationery, 457 Ninth, res NE ^
cor Seventh and "Webster 0
Austin & Wallace (A. C. Austin and AV. T. Wallace) cigars
and tobacco, 956 Broadway Hj
Austin A. C, machinist W. D. Co., res SE cor Fourth and >**"
Harrison g
Austin A. C. jr. (Austin & Wallace) res SE cor Harrison >
and Fourth ^
Austin Edwin C, res E s Adeline nr Thirty-fourth p
Austin Marcus E., broker, res 376 East Fourteenth £
Austin William, carpenter, res W s Filbert nr Twenty -fourth -.
Austin — , millwright Oakland City Flouring Mills <h
Auty Edwin, laundryrnan Contra Costa Laundry H
Avens — Mrs., res 370 Third ^
Averill Clarence M., painter, res 257 Eighth f*
Averill David, stableman with James Brown, res 257 Eighth r*
Averill E. H., painter, res 257 Eighth ^
Averill Sarah Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Ada Gage, res 609 ^
Tenth ^
Avery E. F., engineer, res 615 Thirteenth £
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
82 OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY.
Avery F. P., teamster, res 363 First
Axel Claus, cook Newland Hotel Restaurant
Ayer Isaac (Benedict & Ayer) res E s Park opp San Anto-
nio av
Ayers C. W., proprietor Willow Grove Park, N s University
av bet Third and Fifth, W. B.
AYERS D M., proprietor Eureka Livery Stable, NE cor
Seventeenth and San Pablo av
Ayers Edward L., res SW cor Third and Bristol, W. B.
Ayers Joshua I., mining broker, res 958 Castro
Ayers Ransom G., carpenter and builder, res 460 Twenty-
first
Ayers W. Mrs., res 909 Myrtle
Ayers William H. (Gurnett & Ay res) res N s Twenty-eighth
nr Filbert
Ayla Manuel M., res W s Telegraph av nr Tehama, Temescal
B
Babbitt Salmon M., res SE cor Webster and Prospect pi
Babcock & Douglas (Lafayette M. Babcock and Nathan S.
Douglas) plumbing, sheet iron and tin workers, NE cor
Linden and Thirtieth
Babcock & Gould (George Babcock and Henry Gould) pro-
prietors Oakland City Flouring Mills, 413-415 Third
Babcock Amanda Mrs., res S s Seventh bet Filbert and
Linden
Babcock George (Babcock & Gould) 413 Third
Babcock George L., music teacher Home School, res 408
Thirteenth
BABCOCK GEORGE W., importer and dealer hardware and
agricultural implements, 955 Broadway, res SE cor East
16th and Eleventh av
Babcock Heman P., physician, office and res NW cor Wash-
ington and Tenth
BABCOCK HENRY O, proprietor Humboldt Park Hotel,
E s Telegraph av nr Temescal Creek
Babcock John H., carpenter with Power & Ough
Babcock Lafayette M. (Babcock & Douglas) res NW cor
Thirtieth and Chestnut
BABUE DAVTD, proprietor Babue's Hotel, W s San Pablo
av nr North Oakland Station
BABUE'S HOTEL, David Babue proprietor, W s San Pablo
av nr North Oakland Station
Bachelder Phares J., house builder, res 1015 Fifth
Pll RFRT R. HllNTFR AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMhDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [J)] DIRECTORY. 83
Baclielder William K., carpenter, res 1379 Broadway
Bachelder W. K. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, res 1379
Broadway
Bachman Charles, barber, res 271 Ninth.
Bach man Clara, nurse, 724 Fourteenth
Bachman Hermann, harnessmaker, res Germania Garden, B.
BACHMAN JOHN, proprietor Germania Garden Kestaurant
and res cor Union and Strawberry Creek, B.
Bachman John A., barber with Fred W. Sieglitz, res 271
Ninth
Bachmann Ernest, bookkeeper Hamburg & Bremen Packet
Line (S. F.) res 811 Eleventh
Backus Peter, furnished rooms, 462 Fifth
Bacon Edward, plasterer, res 824 Twenty-second
Bacon E. E. Mrs., res NE cor Seventh and Webster
Bacon F. M., millwright Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., res
SE cor Seventh av and East 11th
Bacon H. D., res Oak bet Ninth and Tenth
Bacon James H., confectioner, 965 Broadway, res Alta House
Bacon John, bricklayer, res 824 Twenty-second
Bacon John E., contractor, res N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Bacon L. Mrs., teacher music, res Eureka Hotel
Bacon Lott B., plasterer, res 824 Twenty-second
Bacon Martin (Randolph, Macintosh & Co., S. F.) res 1135
Myrtle
Bacon Wm. F., clerk with W. B. Hardy, res 1305 Broadway
Badger Thos. W., proprietor Badger's Grand Central Park,
res bet Seventh and Ninth avs and East 8th and East 10th
Badger William G., agent Hallet & Davis pianos (S. F.) res
Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
Badgers' Grand Central Park, bet Seventh and Ninth avs
and East 8th and East 10th
Bagge C. L. E., farmer, res SW cor Peralta and Fourteenth
Bagge Theodore F. (C. James King of Wm. & Co., S. F.)
res SE cor Center and Seventh
Baggs Robert, plumber, res 808 Third
Bagfin James, groceries and liquors, store and res W s San
Pablo av bet Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth
Bahls J. F. W. (Althof & Bahls, S. F.) res 942 Linden
Bahr Gottlieb, teacher German, res 814 Henry, rear
BAILEY & CO., (James Bailey) proprietors Forest Tree Nur-
sery, NW cor .East 12th and Third av
Bailey & Cramer (A. P. Bailey and H. P. Cramer) photog-
raphers, 1713 Seventh
Bailey A., fireman C. P. R. B., res S s Goss bet Wood and
Pine
A ScautM Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE M1L.ES FROM
OAKLAND.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
84 OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY.
Bailey A. P. (Bailey & Cramer) res 1713 Seventh
Bailey Austin, painter W. D. Co., and furnished rooms, SW
cor Seventh and Pine
Bailey Fannie, domestic, 577 Twelfth
Bailey George E., vaquero, res junction Peralta and A
Bailey George L., carpenter, res S s Fifteenth nr Broadway
Bailey James (Bailey & Co.) res 1115 Third av
Bailey James, gardener, res 464 Third
Bailey J. C, res Tubbs' Hotel
Bailey J. N., street contractor, res NW cor Sixth av and East
16th
Bailey John, blacksmith with T. D. Weymouth, res 464
Third
Bailey Oscar J. (Woodward & Bailey) res NW cor Thirteenth
av and East 11th
BAILEY ROBERT S., proprietor^bar steamer El Capitan,
res 1520 Eighth
Bailey S. A., clerk with F. L. Courvoisier, res NW cor Web-
ster and Eighth
Bailey Samuel jr., scroll sawyer Pioneer Planing Mills, res
701 Brush
Bailey William H., carpenter, res E s Seventh bet Delaware
and Bristol, W. B.
Bailey William L, res 675 Fifth
Bailey W. T., foreman Oakland Daily Transcript, res 800
Franklin
Bailey W. W., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res W s Lin-
den nr Sixteenth
Bain M. Mrs., doctress and midwife, res 517 Seventh
Bain Maggie, domestic, E s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Bainbridge John P., res SW cor Wood and William
Bair XL, fireman C, P. K. K.
Baird Samuel, carpetlayer with Starkweather & Son, res 409
Twelfth
Baker & Hanchette (Edmund G. Baker and Harry J. Han-
chette) pianos, organs and sheet music, 1163 Broadway
Baker A. F., contractor, res S s Sixteenth nr Grove
Baker Albert, hairdresser, 1067 Broadway
Baker Alfred S., grainer, res S s Eleventh nr Castro
Baker A. S. Mrs., dressmaking, 1104 Broadway
Baker Charles, clerk, res 777 Fourteenth
Baker Charles W., painter, res 956 Franklin
Baker Con., assayer (S. F.) res 558 Sixth '
Baker Edmund G. (Baker & Hanchett) res SW cor Franklin
and Seventeenth
Baker Edwin F., butcher with J. F. Smith, res 1313 Brush
"Ml RFRT £ HIINTFR i REAL ESTATE and insurance agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 85
Baker G. A., truckman, res 759 Jefferson
Baker Harry B., transfer clerk U.;S. Mint (S.JF.) res 1104
Broadway
Baker Hattie Miss, res 777 Fourteenth
BAKER H. Y., postmaster W. O. Post Office, res 1068
Wood
Baker J. C. Bev., res 777 Fourteenth
Baker Jennie, cook The Centennial
Baker John, boot and shoemaker, 455 Fourth
Baker John G., clerk W. D. Co., res E s West bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Baker John Mrs., employment office, 455 Fourth
Baker Justus, laborer, res 608 Fourth
Baker L. B., picture dealer, res N s Sixteenth bet Cypress
and Kirkham
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton,* S. F.) res Fruit
Vale av
Baker Lizzie J. Miss, student University, res 777 Fourteenth
Baker Lorenzo, carpenter, res Humboldt House
Baker Mark Sibley, picture dealer, res N s Sixteenth bet Cy-
press and Kirkham
Baker Orrin V., machinist with Power & Ough, res S s Short
nr Pine
BAKER PETER, groceries, provisions and liquors, 823
Broadway, res 362 Fifth
Baker Rush D., clerk with C. P. Ferris (S. F.) res 937
Myrtle
Baker Silas, carpenter, res N s Laurel bet Telegraph av and
Broadway
Baker Thornton R., whitener, res W s Adeline nr Twenty-
sixth
Baker William, res 1123 Eleventh av
Baker William, tanner, res Eastern Hotel
Baldridge John, barber, res 806 Grove
BALDWIN ALEXANDER, proprietor Sunnyside House,
SW cor Thirteenth and Harrison -~
Baldwin Clifton, carpenter, res 517 Ninth
Baldwin Cornelia S. Miss, student University, res 930'Ade-
line
Baldwin C. S. Mrs., res 930 Adeline
BALDWIN DAVID M. (Baldwin, Reilay & Bradway) phy-
sician and surgeon, 1059 Broadway, res 1160 Alice
BALDWIN, REILAY & BRADWAY (David M. Baldwin,
J. P. Reilay and J. R. Bradway) physicians and sur-
geons, 1059 Broadway
Baldwin S. C, physician and surgeon, 1113 Broadway
PIPRfVinNT QDRINPC AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
riLUIVIUIll OrnillUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
86 OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY.
Baldwin — Mrs., res Blake House
Balfen Hubert, tailor with M. J. Healy, res Mechanics'
Home
Ball Charles H., engineer C. P. R. R., res 1668 Chase
Ball E. M. Miss, res 1668 Chase
Ball Francis, master mariner, res 1261 Clay
Ball Hattie H. Miss, res 1668 Chase
Ball Horace W., clerk (S. F.) res 1668 Chase
Ball John A., office 461 Ninth, res 682 Park
Ball Nicholas J., clerk with Miller & Lovius, res 1261 Clay
Ball R. C,, architect, res 1012 Adeline
Ball Thomas, carpenter W. D. Co.
Ball's Sweeping Dredge Co., George Miller president, P. B.
Chamberlain secretary, 461 Ninth
Ballagh Robert C, stove-plate moulder, res 270 Fifth
Ballantyne William, painter, 1167 Franklin, and extraman
Engine Co. No. 1, res SW cor Franklin and Fourteenth
Ballard Charles, laborer C. P. R. R., res Star House
Ballard George A., laborer W. D. Co., res Ss Short nr Cedar
Ballard James W., saloon, 1791 Seventh, res 942 Wood
Ballard S. K., bookkeeper with Power & Ough, res 531 East
14th
Ballinger Mary Miss, res 476 Twelfth
Balmforth R. Mrs., dressmaking, Pinking and fringing, S s
Sixteenth nr Clay
Balmforth Ralph, res S s Sixteenth nr San Pablo av
Baltz A. Mrs., res 916 Center
Balzer John, shoemaker, 713 Broadway, res Overland House
Balzerano Teresa, domestic, res 1714 Seward
Bamford William, physician, 657 East 12th, res East 15
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Bangle & Chase (Bransom Bangle and George Chase) house
and sign painters, SE cor East 12th and Twelfth av
Bangle Alice R. Mrs., res E s Tenth av bet East 14th and
East 15th
Bangle Bransom (Bangle & Chase) res SE cor East 16th and
Tenth av
BANGLE E., carriage painter, 801-803 East 12th, res cor
Sixth av and East 18th
Bangle Phoebe Mrs., res SE cor East 16th and Tenth av
Bankhead & Sons (Malcolm, Hugh and David Bankhead)
furniture, auction and commission, 811 Broadway
Bankhead David (Bankhead & Sons) res 752 Castro
Bankhead Hugh (Bankhead & Sons) res E s Brush nr Seven-
teenth
Bankhead J. W., helper Oakland Planing Mill, res 752 Castro
P1IRFRT JL HIIMTFR fREAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS | 224 MONTGOMERY, S.K
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Ail sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [ £ ] DIRECTORY. 87
Bankliead Malcolm (Bankhead & Sons) res 752 Castro
Bankhead Malcolm JR., tinsmith Jas. Dalziel, res 752 Castro
Banks Charles W., clerk with Wells, Fargo <fc Co (S. F.) res
NW cor Telegraph av and Walton
Banks James, porter C. P. K. R., res E s Peralta nr Fifth
Banks Wm. O., draughtsman (S. F.) res E s Twelfth av bet
East 16th and East 17th
Banks — , with Oakland Paving Co., res 71 Valley
Baptist Chnrch, NE cor Tenth av and East 14th
Baptiste & Fibush (John Baptiste and Aron Fibush) cigar
manufacturer, 470 Seventh
Baptiste Anton, deckhand Oakland Ferry
Baptiste John (Baptiste & Fibush) res Eighth bet Broadway
and Washington
BARBAGELATA F. & CO. (F. Barbagelata) hardware,
crockery and glassware, 1070 Broadway
Barbagelata Frank (F. Barbagelata & Co.) res 606 Third
Barbara Mary, domestic, 1117 Castro
BARBER E. T., physician and surgeon, room 9 Cosmopoli-
tan House, res The Centennial
Barber George, bricklayer, res 360 Fifth
Barber Matthew O., farmer, res cor Second and Hudson,
Temescal
Barber Richard, spring-bed maker (S. F.) res E s Ellsworth
nr Bancroft way, B.
Barbere John, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Barclay Peter T., clerk with Logan & Hatch (S. F.) res E s
Linden bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
Barenkamp E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 409 Ninth
Barfield John F., student University, res Humboldt Hotel
Baringer Peter H., groceries, SW cor Sixteenth and Cypress
Baringer Wm., res SW cor Sixteenth and Cypress
BARKER ALFRED Z. T., painter and grainer, 340 Twelfth,
res W s Adeline bet Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth
Barker Charles R., driver Oakland R. R. Co., res NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Myrtle
Barker Frank, furniture, 468 Eighth, res 470 Eighth
Barker James L., hardware (S. F.) res 1217 Webster
Barker John P., bookkeeper with Charles L. Taylor, res cor
Bay pi and Telegraph av
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper (S. F.) res NE cor Prospect and
Webster
Barker Lucy Mrs., res 916 Harrison
Barker Timothy L., grocer (S. F.) res 952 Myrtle
Barkhouse Frederick C, carpenter, res 557 Sixth
Barman John, carpenter, res 1005 Fifth
do to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive ani elegant DtonertlMBF
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Properly for Sale.
88 OAKLAND [ J ] DIRECTORY.
Barnes Charles D., machinist with H. W. Barnes, res 410
Third
Barnes George, cook Brooklyn Dining Rooms
Barnes George B., blindmaker Pioneer Mills, res 410 Third
BARNES H. W., manufacturer and dealer doors, windows,
blinds, sash weights, etc., 680 East Twelfth, res 562
East 14th
Barnes Thomas, laborer, res E s Adeline nr Third
Barnes Thomas, laborer W. D. Co., resNE cor Atlantic and
Wood
Barnes William, with C. P. R. R,, res 461 Ninth
Barnet John, policeman, res 523 Eighth
BARNETT E., fancy and staple dry goods, 366 Eighth
Barnett John J., saloon, NW cor Forty -ninth and Telegraph
av, Temescal
Barnett Robert Mrs., res W s Filbert bet Sixteenth and
Eighteenth
Barnett Rufus P., superintendent Dredging Co. Oakland
Harbor, res S s Seward bet Campbell and Willow
Barney Milton, res 912 Sixth av
Barnhard George, carpenter C. P. R. R., res N s Seventh nr
Pine
H. W. BARNES,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
I, mm Mi
Constantly on hand and Made to Order, all kinds of Mullion and Bay Window
Sash — Segment, Circle Top, Round Corners. Inside or outside Blind to same.
Also, STORE FRONTS.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE, 680 East 12th, BROOKLYN.
Manufactory at Brooklyn Planing Mills,
Corner East Twelfth and Commerce, East Oakland.
PIIRFRT JP U9INTTQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UILDLRI (X null I Lri NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda,
J. 8. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY. 89
Barnstead A. D. Mrs., res N s Goss bet Pine and Wood
Barnstead — , res NE cor Wood and Eighth
Barnuni's Restaurant, Pagge Bros, proprietors, SE cor
Broadway and Seventh
Barnuro S. L.,. fruit pedlar, res 707 Franklin
Baroni Domingo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Barraud Philipe, cook Barnum's Restaurant, res SE cor
Broadway and Seventh
Barrett & McMahon (D. W. Barrett and P. McMahon) sa-
loon, 422 Eleventh
Barrett A., bootmaker, 1220 Broadway, res ~ 570 Fifteenth
Barrett Alex. P., butcher, res foot of Division
Barrett Charles R., res 1961 Grove
Barrett Cornelius W., res E s Curtis bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Barrett Dominique, saloonkeeper, res 819 Center
Barrett D. W. (Barrett & McMahon) and extraman Engine
No. 2. res Central Pacific Hotel
Barrett George H., farmer, res S s Eighth nr Linden
Barrett John, laborer, res NE cor East 14th and Thirteenth av
Barrett John, brakeman C. P. R. R., res Ss Wood bet
Eighth and Chase
Barrett Lizzie, seamstress, res NE cor Market and Third
Barrett Mary E. Mrs., res Es Curtis bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Barrett Michael, boilermaker W. D. Co., res Railroad Ex-
change
Barrett Patrick, butcher, 835 Washington, res 514 Fifth
Barrett Thomas, carriage painter with J. O. N. Smith, res
cor Thirteenth av and East 14th
Barrilis Diego, Italian Consul (S. F.) res N s Lake bet
Jackson and Madison
Barris Clermont C, stockbroker (S. F) res 660 Fourteenth
Barrows Frank P. (Sadler & Barrows, S. F.) res Webster nr
Moss av
Barrows Thomas, res Webster extension bet Broadway and
Moss av
Barry David, farmer, res N s Alcatraz av nr Telegraph av
Barry David, gardener, res 1022 West
Barry Edward, real estate, res NW cor Tenth and Chestnut
Barry Harry, waiter Grand Western Restaurant
Barry Jennie Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club
Barry John, laborer, res Peralta bet Seventh and Eighth
Barry John, laborer, res cor Tenth and Franklin
Barry Michael, carpenter, res 1022 West.
PIEDMONT SPRINGS AD
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
O
90 OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY.
Barry Michael, stableman Clifford's Livery Stable, res 1009
Franklin
Barry Myron S., carpenter, res S s Eighteenth nr West
Ban-y Patrick, laborer, res 818 Linden
Barry Richard, butcher, res NW cor Eighteenth and Kirk-
ham
Barry William, gardener, res 939 Campbell
Barstow Alfred, atty-at-law (S. F.) res N s Eighteenth nr
Linden
Barstow Anson (Sarpy, Barstow & Co.) res 1104 Broadway
Barstow D. P., atty-at-law (S. F.) res NW cor Market and
Eighteenth*
Barstow Joseph, res 1322 Harrison
Bartels Byron, barber with C. Bartels, res 752 Brush
Bartels Charles, barber, 457 Seventh, res cor Twenty-fourth
and Valley
Bartels Henry, bartender with John Holden, res S s Twenty-
first bet Broadway and Telegraph av
Bartels Jurgen Henry, res cor 475 Twenty-first
Bartels William, upholsterer with E. Hook, res 817 Castro
BARTER GEORGE W., editor and publisher Brooklyn Vi-
dette, NE cor Thirteenth av and East 14th
Bartholomew George, res N s East 14th nr Twenty-eighth av
Bartle J., widow, res N s Forty-second nr Telegraph av
Bartles William G., superintendent Oakland Point Planing
Mill
Bartlett Edward, carpenter, res Railroad Exchange
Bartlett E. E., res Grand Western Hotel
Bartlett Harry E., driver Contra Costa Laundry, res W s
Kirkham nr Twelfth
Bartlett House, R. Meacham proprietor, 473 Seventh
Bartlett J. J., carpenter, res 406 First
Bartlett Pliny (Contra Costa Laundry Association) res SW
cor Eighth and Wood
Bartlett William C, editor S. F. Bulletin, res S s Prospect
pi nr Webster
Bartlett William S., teller National Gold Bank and Trust
Co., (S. F.) res SE cor Thirteenth and Castro
Bartlett — , laborer with Corlies & Merritt
Bartling Clara Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club
BARTLING WILLIAM (Bartling & Kimball, S. F.) res 719
Fourteenth
Basham Frederick, modeler with Miller & Winson, res cor
Market Seventeenth
Bashford Coles A., student University, res Berkeley Hotel
Pli RFRT R. HliNTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery, st.. S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth,
OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY. 91
Basnett John D., clerk with William Dick & Co., res 478
Ninth
Bassett Alonzo, stonecutter, res 1117 West
Bassett A. S., house painter, res 835 Willow
Bassett James M,, journalist, res S s Seward bet Peralta and
Campbell
Bassett Joseph, res W s Fruit Yale av nr East 14th, Fruit
Vale
Bassett Robert, canvasser, res N s East 16th bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first avs
Bassini Bernardo, collector S. F. Gaslight Co., res 714
Castro
BastianF., blacksmith W. D. Co., res 1716 Eighth
Batchelder J., engineer C. P. R. R.
Batchelder Timothy Mrs., res 1329 Harrison
Bates Ashel S., merchant, res Second av nr College av, Tem-
escal
BATES B. R., superintendent American District Telegraph
Co., Ninth nr Broadway, res Winsor House
Bates Charles D. (Sawyer, Bates & Co.) res W s Fifth av
bet East 15th and East 16th
Bates Edward, laborer with C. F. Hawkins
Bates E. J., contractor, res SW cor B and Ettie
Bates John, seaman, res N s Taylor bet Pine and Cedar
Bates Robert, laborer with C. F. Hawkins
Batterman Christopher S., student University, res Palace
Club
Battles John, res cor Seventeenth and Kirkham
Baudendistel E., baker D. and D. and B. Asylum
BAUDER CHRIS. & CO. (Chris. Bauder and George
Yawart) proprietors Golden Star Hotel, 838 Broadway
Bauder Chris. (Chris. Bauder & Co.) res 838 Broadway
Baudin J. P., foreman Grove-st Planing Mill, res 605 Tenth
Bauer C, wines and liquors, 1412 Broadway
Bauer Frederick, res 416 Eighth
BAUER JOHN, proprietor Mammoth Saloon, 810 Broad-
way, r. 415 Fourth
Bauer Hannah, domestic, W s Campbell, bet Lincoln and
Twelfth
Bauerle John, carpenter, res 759 Grove
Baum George, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Bauman John, carpenter, res S s Fifth bet Filbert and Lin-
den
Baumgart Solomon, pedlar, res 416 Fourth, rear
Baxley George W., farmer, res SE cor Third and Madison
Baxley J. W., laborer Pioneer Planing Mills, res 329 Third
'IFIllVinNT ^PRINP^V A BEAUTIFUL DR'VE- only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
WOODWARD & TAGGART 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
92 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Baxter Hall W., cashier with Crane & Brigliam (S. F.) res
E s Adeline bet Fourteenth and Sixteenth
BAXTER HOUSE, J. B. Baxter proprietor, San Pablo av sta-
tion
BAXTER J. B., proprietor Baxter House, San Pablo av sta-
tion
Baxter J. W., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res cor Third
and Webster
Baxter Thomas, laborer, res Overland House
Baxter W. H. agent Workingmen's Building Association,
911 Washington, res S F
Baxter William S., clerk assay office, res W s Myrtle nr
Eighteenth
Bay District School, Miss Carrie Trimble principal, E s
San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
BAY NURSERY, Jas. Hutchison proprietor, NE cor Tele-
graph av and Bay pi, depot and seed store SE cor Four-
teenth and Washington
BAY VIEW SALOON, John Miller proprietor, E s San
Pablo av nr San Pablo station
Bayerque J. B. Mrs., res 1219 Webster
J. B. BAXTER, :::::::: Proprietor.
San Pablo Avenue Station.
First=class Accommodations at Moderate (Rates.
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 93
Bay ley George B., proprietor Oakland Poultry Yard, SW
cor Seventeenth and Castro, res W s Castro nr Sixteenth
Bayles Joseph, carpenter, res 873 Lydia
Baylis Harry B., sashmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res 701
Brush
Beach Carrie Miss, res 926 Myrtle
Beach Carnie W., res 863 Center
Beach Henry H., res 913 Fifth av
Beagle Frank M., carpenter, res N s Forty-second nr Tele-
graph av, Temescal
Beagle William, salesman with Melius Bros., res Temescal
Beal Bufus, carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first avs
Beal William B.. res W s Eleventh av bet East 16th and
East Seventeenth
Beal Willis F., res N s East 16th bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first avs
Beal — , laborer with Corlies & Merritt
Beale John, carpenter, res E s Adeline nr Third
Beale William T., machinist, res S s Logan nr Grove
Beals John P., music printer and engraver (S. F.) res cor
Twelfth av and East 22d
Beam Charles Mrs., res 1502 Broadway
Bean Alphonso G., plasterer, res 826 Lydia
Bean .Archibald E., carpenter, res W s West nr Twenty-first
Bean John, clerk with H. C. Taft & Co., res 1165 Broad-
way
Bear Abraham, switchman CPER, res 807 Washington
Bear E., fireman CPRE, res Berkeley
Bear Uriah A., fireman N E E B B, res N s Berkeley way nr
Shattuck, B.
Bearch Philip, barber (S. F.) res S s Twenty-second nr
West
Beardsley George B. (Swineborne & Beardsley) office 907
Broadway, res N s William bet Wood and Pine
Beardsley James S., res NE cor Market and Sixteenth
Beardsley J. W., butcher Tubbs' Hotel
Beardsley W. D., res 1156 Broadway
Bearie Antone, laborer CPEE
Beatty Jennie Miss, with E. Hook
Beatty John, drayman, res 811 Sixteenth
Beatty Lizzie Miss, dressmaker 1215 Jefferson
BEAUDRY & MeAVOY, (L. M. Beaudry and H. McAvoy)
undertakers, 835 Broadway
BEAUDRY L. M., livery and sale stable, NE cor Broad-
way and Seventh (and Beaudry & McAvoy) res 319 Sixth
"vR,«".rE GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «« PIEDMONT SPRINGS.-
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
94 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Beauman L. W., professor of music, res 957 Grove
Beauregard Frank, bookkeeper with Anton Bocqueraz, res
Washington Hotel
Bebee J. C. F., res Fruit Vale av
Bechdel Nelson A., foreman round house C P E R, res
Eighth bet "Willow and Wood
Becht Charles, butcher with J. Schultz, res cor Fourteenth
and Webster
BECHT GEORGE J., plumbing and gas fitting, 1014 Broad-
way, res 1013 Franklin
Becht Joseph Mrs., res SE cor Fourteenth and Webster
Becht's Saloon, Leopold Selna proprietor, S E cor Eleventh
and Broadway
Beck August, brewer Oakland Brewery
Beck James C, clerk with Oakland Warehouse, cor First
and Jefferson
Beck P. S., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Beck Thomas, gardener, res cor Fourteenth and Filbert
Beck William, saloon, 703 Broadway
Becker A. C. Mrs., res S s Bancroft way nr Audubon, B.
Becker A. R., physician (S. F.) res S s Bancroft way nr Au-
dubon, B.
Becker Charles, teamster, res N s Hobart nr Broadway
Becker Fred (Marquadson & Becker) res SW cor Sixth and
Castro
Becker George F., A. B., lecturer metallurgy, University,
res S s Bancroft way nr Audubon, B.
Becker William, tanner with G. F. Crist
Beckerleg Edwin, driver with T. Haun, res E s Choate nr
Bancroft way, B.
Beckett F. G., mechanical draughtsman, res E s Campbell,
bet William and Seventh
Beckett J. H., laundryman Contra Costa laundry
Beckett S. A., mechanical draughtsman, res E s Campbell
bet William and Seventh
Bedell Edmund, railroadman, res S s Seventh bet Chester
ter and Center
Bedell George S., seaman, res 709 Brush
Beebe Edwin L., carpenter, res 366 Ninth
Beebe Franklin, attorney-at-law, res 1354 Webster
Beebe James, farmer, res NE cor Cleveland and Telegraph
avs
Beeby Robert J., harnessmaker-with James Lentell, res Tel-
egraph road bet Thirty-ninth and Fortieth
Beel Martin S., jeweler with Weyl Brothers (S. F.) res 378
Ninth
GILBERT & HUNTER '
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [$] DIRECTORY. 95
Beel Philip S., engraver, res 378 Ninth
Beel S. Mrs., res 378 Ninth
Beers George A., journalist Tribune, res 475 East 12th
Beesley Charles A., clerk with Melius Bros., res N s Seven-
teenth bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
Beeson W. E., clerk with F. S. Page, res 1003 Franklin
Beeston Wm. H., garclner, res N s Chase nr Cedar
Beggs Robert, plumber with J. C. Bullock, res cor Third
and Market
Behlow TVillliarn, foreman C. M. Plum & Co., (S. E.) res
TV s San Pablo av nr North Oakland Station
Behrens George H., clerk with Crane & Brigham (S. F.)
res S s Lincoln nr Pine
Behringer Christian, fruit and nuts, 47 San Pablo av
Behrmann Clans, saloon, 556 Franklin
Beier Paul, laborer, res W s College av nr Asylum, B.
Beighle George TV., collector, res 814 Brush
Beisel Louis, tanner with G. F. Crist
Beitzel J., butcher, res S s East 14th bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth avs
Belau P., elevator boy Grand Central Hotel
Belcher Frederick P., trucks (office S. F.) res 1143 Myrtle
Belden Edward E., carpenter, res N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Belden E. S., reporter (S. F.) res E s Telegraph av nr
Evoy av
Belden Frank E., pressman Pacific Press, res 1067 Castro
Belden J. C, painter, res 360 Fifth
Belden Nellie, domestic, 692 Sycamore
Belden T. M., carpenter and joiner, res 860 Clay
Belfrage Robert, butler, SE cor Moss and Telegraph av
Belhumeur & Holden (Leon Belhumeur and John H. Holden)
saloon, res 380 Tenth
Belhumeur Leon (Belhumeur & Holden) res 374 Tenth
Belinge Stephen, carpenter with Turbine Windmill Co.,
res Lydia bet Curtis and TVest
Bell & Stump (J. K. Bell and J. Stump) game, poultry,
butter, etc., stalls 5, 7 and 9 City Market
Bell John K., (Bell & Stump) res 855 Harrison
Bell Mumford W., clerk, res 1006 Webster
Bell Robert, laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry
Bell Samuel, mail agent C. P. R. R., res E s Brush nr Nine-
teenth
Bell Thomas G., contractor, res 763 Fifth
Bell Wm., junk, res TV s Fifth nr Folsom, W. B.
Bellars TV. T., carpet beating, res 361 Ninth
Bellchambers James, res Shell Mound Park
PIFIliVinNT UHTFI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now o"ers
I I L U III U II I FlU I LL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR R
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
96 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Belle View Nursery, S. Nolan, proprietor, S s 33d nr Tele-
graph av
Bellevue House, Win. R. Bentley, proprietor, 1305 Broadway
and 1304 Telegraph av
Bellerman Eniil, bookkeeper (S. F.) res Summer nr San
Pablo av
Bellingall P. W., custom house broker (S. F.) res W s
Filbert nr Eighteenth
Bellocq Alfred, saloon, N s East 14th nr Twenty-seventh av
Belloir Peter, conductor C. P. R. R., res SE cor Twenty-
first and West
BELMONT LIVERY AND SALE-STABLE, James Brown
proprietor, 804-808 Broadway
Belrose Louis, driver Oakland R. R. Co., res cor San
Pablo and Evoy avs
Belt A. M., stock broker, res Tubbs' Hotel
Belton Owen, laborer, res NE cor 17th av and East 14th
Beman Mary E., clairvoyant physician, res NW cor East
15th and Eighth av
Bemis Louise H. Mrs., res 910 Filbert
Bemis Orlando (Prescott & Bemis) res Tenth av bet
East 11th and East 12th
Benbow John W., mining, res S s Seventeenth nr Grove
Bendel Herman (Tillmann & Bendel, S. F.) resNE cor Alice
and Third
Benedetti J., laborer, res W s Myrtle bet First and Third
BENEDICT & AYER, (Newton Benedict and Isaac Ayer)
real estate and insurance agents, 917 Broadway
Benedict Newton (Benedict & Ayer) res Jurgens' Block
Benfey Ida D. Miss, student University
Benham Charles, laborer, res Capital Hotel
Benham John A., contractor, res 1638 Telegraph av
Bening John, farmer, E s San Pablo av, half mile from
Ocean View School, W. B.
BENITZ BLOCK, NE cor Broadway and Tenth
Benjamin Clayton J., teamster with Christian Schreiber,
res E s Linden between Twelfth and Fourteenth
Benke Charles G. (Wilson, Benke & Co.) res 1219 Broadway
Benner Frederick M., melter U. S. Mint (S. F.) res SE cor
Sixteenth and West
Bennett Alfred E., carpenter with Power & Ough, res SW
cor Jackson and Third
Bennett Annie Miss, milliner, res cor Fifteenth and Center
Bennett G. W., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Bennett Helen, chambermaid Tubbs' Hotel
Bennett Herbert W., teacher music, res 1257 Clay
Pll RFRT JL HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N,NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY. 97
Bennett Joseph P., cook El Capitan, res 12 Virginia (S. F.)
Bennett J. P. Mrs., res 1305 Water
Bennett Judson, carpenter, res TV s Filbert nr Twenty-first
Bennett J. TV., laborer, res foot of Franklin
Bennett Lizzie, widow res IN s Fifteenth bet Center and
Cypress
Bennett O. D., machine hand Pioneer Planing Mills, res
556 Third
Bennett Robert H., commission merchant (S. F.) res SW
cor Fifth and Oak
Bennett — res 461 Ninth
Bennison Andrew, clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 856
Brush
Bennison George E. (E. D. Block & Co.) res 856 Brush
Bennison Marion B., student University
Bennison William, clerk, res 856 Brush
Benoit Pierre, res S s Second bet Clay and Jefferson
Benson Henry A., farmer, res 956 Twelfth
Benson Joseph, res 811 East 15th
Bent Margaret, res TV s Castro nr Nineteenth
Bent Wm. (Jurgen <fc Bent) res TV s Telegraph av opp
Humboldt Park, Temescal
Bentley Bros. (Thaddeus S. and Edgar B. Bentley) proprie-
tors Union Livery Stable, W s Shattuck nr University
av, B.
Bentley Edgar B. (Bentley Bros.) res W s Shattuck nr
University av, B
Bentley Lellie E., teacher Franklin Grammar School, res
cor Tenth av and East 15th
Bentley M. A. Mrs., res S s Eleventh between Brush and West
Bentley M. TV. Mrs., teacher music, res 1116 Broadway
BENTLEY ROBT. REV., pastor First Methodist Episcopal
Church, res cor Eighteenth and Jefferson
Bentley Thaddeus (Bentley Bros.) res TV s Shattuck nr
University av, B.
Bentley William R., proprietor Bellevue House, 1305
Broadway
Benton Abijah K., clerk Post Office, res S s Sixteenth bet
San Pablo av and Clay
BENTON JOHN ELIOT, postmaster, res S s Sixteenth
bet San Pablo av and Clay
Benton John W., painter, res cor Eleventh and Franklin
Benton Joseph A. Kev., res S s Hawthorne bet Telegrayh av
and Webster
Benton Mary F. Miss, secretary Oakland Library, res S s
Sixteenth nr San Pablo av
^FfliVllinNT QPRIMPC F1RST CLASS H0TEL F0R summer boarders
I.UI1IUI1 I OrniNUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
98 OAKLAND [J}] DIRECTORY.
Benton M. P. Mrs., teacher painting, res S s Sixteenth bet
San Pablo av and Clay
Benz P. M.j tanner and currier with G. P. Crist, res cor
Twenty-second av and East 12th
Benzon A. F., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1112 Wood
Berard Achille, laborer, res 735 Myrtle
Berard Alfred, French laundry, East 14th nr Twenty-third av
Beretta G., collector (S. F.) res 1723 Seward
Berg Morris (Lutz & Berg) res 663 Washington
BERGER & CO. (L. P. Berger and Ernest Erne) watch-
makers and jewelers, 967 Broadway
Berger L. P. (Berger & Co.) res 1362 Seventh
Berger Matthias, carpenter, res Henry bet Eighth and Ninth
Berger Peter, cook 930 Andeline
Berger Rosaline, domestic 930 Adeline
Berhans Willet, res 316 Tenth
Be'rit Jules, fish pedlar, res 416 Second
Be'rit Peter, fish and poultry, res 421 Second
BERKELEY ADVOCATE (weekly) Berkeley office NW cor
Shattuck and University av, West Berkeley office SW
cor Fifth and University av
Berkeley Farm House, W s Daney nr University Grounds, B.
Berkeley House, Richard Knott proprietor, W s Third bet
University av and Addison, W. B.
BERKELEY LAND AND TOWN IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION, 717 Montgomery, S. F.; Berkeley
office SW cor University av and Fifth, W. B.
Berkeley Land Office, F. Chappellet, terminus N. R. R. B.
B., Berkeley
BERKELEY LAUNDRY, Charles Partenscky proprietor,
N s Twelfth nr Kirkham, office 457 Seventh
Berkele}- Real Estate Office, W. Lockerman, N s Bancroft
Way nr Dana, B.
Berkely Real Estate Union, M. McDonald manager, NW cor
Shattuck and University av, B.
Berkeley Water Works Co., F. Chappellet president, office
terminus N. R. R. B. B., Berkeley
Berkeley Villa R. R., Berryman & Chappellet proprietors,
office terminus N. R. R. B. B., Berkeley
Bernamayou Peter, gardener, res N s East 14th nr Twenty-
seventh av
Bernard A. C, clothing, 460 Sixth
Bernard Frank <fc Co. (Frank Bernard) wood and coal, 414
Ninth
Bernard Frank (Frank Bernard & Co.) 414 Ninth
Bernard Heniy, student University
"M' Rt-fiT £ HSINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [ 5 ] DIRECTORY. 99
Bernstein Edward, dry and fancy goods, 813 Broadway, res
254 Alice
Bernstein Julius, clerk with E. Bernstein, res 612 Fourth
Bernstein Morris C, furniture, 857 "Washington, res 833
Market
Berry David, saddle and harnessmaker, S s Eighth nr Broad-
way, res SE cor First and Broadway
Berry Hamilton, seaman, res Wilcox House
Berry John, res NW cor Peralta and William
Berry John, gardener, res Peralta nr Eighth
Berry L. G., res 833 Clay
Berry E., laborer C. P. B. E.
Berry Thomas, res SW cor Broadway and Twenty-first
Berry Virginia M. Miss, res N s Division bet Wood and
Pine
Berry William, carpenter, res E s Wood nr Taylor
Berry William, porter C. P. E. E., res 1508 Third
Berry W. L., printer (S. F.) res N s Division nr Wood
Berry W. O. M. (Treadwell & Co., S. F.) res 938 Filbert
Berryman Claus, driver with Shakespeare & Walter, res
Franklin bet First and Water
Bertrand Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Besenthal Adolph, 2d cook Tubbs Hotel
Betancue Joseph, photographer, res 823 Filbert
Betancue Joseph F., carpenter, res S s Bay pi nr Tele-
graph av
Bettman David, clerk, res 513 Tenth
Bettman J. J., res 513 Tenth
Bettman J. J. Mrs., millinery, 1000 Broadway, res 513
Tenth
Betts Annie Miss, clerk with James M. Halsted
Betts Henry, laborer with Taylor & Co., res Myrtle bet Third
and Fifth
Betts Orrington, shipping clerk (S. F.) res cor Campbell and
Third
Betts Philander, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res S s
Eleventh bet Brush and West
Betts William, springmaker Betts' Spring Co., (S. F.) res N
s Fifteenth nr Center
Betts William M., president Betts' Spring Co. (S. F.) res
1124 Myrtle
Betz Henry, laborer with Taylor & Co., res 724 Myrtle
Betz Louis, clerk with George Bloom, res cor Seventh and
Franklin
BETZ PHILIP, saloon, NW cor Seventh and Franklin, res
852 Franklin
A teutifQl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MIL.ES FROM
OAKLAND.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
100
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Bewtner George, waiter Grand Western Restaurant
Bibber C. B. Mrs., res E s Chester nr Third
Bice John W., resident graduate University, res N s Uni-
versity av opp Ellsworth, B.
Biddle Annie G. Mrs., res 615 Tenth
Bidleman Enoch G., liquor dealer (S. F.) res SW cor Fifth
av and East 16th
BIEDENWEG A. & CO. (August Biedenweg and Philip
Heyman) groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay and Fourth
Biedenweg August (A. Biedenweg & Co.) res NE cor Clay
and Fourth
Bidwell H. C, res NW cor Seventeenth and Telegraph av
Bieler Frank, wholesale wines and liquors, store and res 8CW
East 14th
Bien Morris, student University
Bierce Albert S., with U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 1162 Market
Bigelow Charles, carpenter with A. Parker, res Berkeley
House, W. B.
BIGELOW ELIJAH, real estate, housebroker and collector,
900 Broadway, res 1157 Jefferson
Bigelow J., machinist Cal. Watch Co.
Bigelow John W., clerk with Cross & Co. (S. F.) res 955
Seventh
BIGELOW THADDEUS B., real estate, housebroker and
collector, 900 Broadway, res 1157 Jefferson
Biggs T. P., res NE cor Thirtieth and Adeline
Bigley Nellie, domestic, 1057 Market
Bignami Frank, carver Oakland Planing Mill, res 566 Charter
Bignami Louis, proprietor Yenician Gardens and Saloon,
574-576 Seventh, res 556 Charter
Billegris Gregory, porter, res E s Peralta nr Third
Billings Ellen Miss, teacher music Golden Gate Academy
Billings Frank D., engineer C. P. R. R., res SW cor Pine
and Seventh
Billings M. S. Mrs., teacher Golden Gate Academy
Billington Isaac F., hostler Oakland R. R. Co., res W s Tel-
egraph av nr Weston av
BILLS ALBERT, agent Gladding, McBean & Co., res 118
Eleventh
Bingham George R., with C. P. R. R., res Campbell nr
Seventh
Bingham H. M. Mrs., res 665 Twelfth
Bingley R. C, stencil cutter, res 815 Washington
Birch Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, res SE cor East 12th and
Eleventh ay
Birch John, carpenter, res SE cor East 12th and Eleventh av
'II QPDT P UIINTED I REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
IILDLn I U nUll I Lfl 1 LOANS NEGOTIATED. i or Park st., Alameda.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 101
Bird Albert D., student University
Bird Harry, clerk with E. Hook
Bird Henry C, harness and saddle maker, res 809 Peralta
Birdsel Eugene, res 1772 Seventh
Bird's Eye View House, Ns Seventh bet Chester and Center
Birnie Robert, copyist, res 270 Seventh
Bishop A* W., res 1113 Jefferson
Bishop Daniel L., student University, res N s University av
nr University Grounds, B.
Bishop Oliver H., porter, res 576 East 14th
BISHOP'S OAKLAND CITY DIRECTORY, W. B. Hardy
agent, 959 Broadway
Bisio August, cook Nicoll House Restaurant
Bittencurte Manuel de S., gardener, SW cor Prospect pi and
Webster
Biven Frederick, compositor S. F. Bulletin, res 913 Poplar
Bivins B. F., mining (S. F.) res N s Vernon av nr Univer-
sity av, Temescal
Bivins E., res N s Vernon av nr College av, Temescal
Bixby Levi R., carpenter, res E s Brush nr Twentieth
Bixby Levi S., bookkeeper with J. S. Crosley, res E s Brush
nr Twentieth
Black Charles, bricklayer, res 410 Tenth
Black D., laborer C. P. R. R.
Black David, teamster, res 861 Myrtle
Black George, clerk with George F. M. Glover, res S s Lin-
coln nr Wood
Black John L., merchant (Virginia City) res W s Maple nr
Temescal
Black Joseph, bookkeeper with J. Lusk & Co., res W s
Shattuck nr Telegraph av, Temescal
Black Joshua (Wall & Black) res NE cor Telegraph av and
Twenty-first
Black Josiah, carpenter, res NE cor Twenty-first and Tele-
graph av
Blackburn Kate, domestic, W s Shattuck nr Bancroft way, B
Blacket W. E., carpenter, res Capital Hotel
Blacklock Walter, res Fourth bet Grove and Castro
Blackmail George V., res 1354 Brush
Blackman William, painter, res 411 Ninth
Blackmail William H., driver Hose Cart No. 1., res S s Fif-
teenth nr Clay
Blackson John, porter C. P. R. R., res Fifth bet Castro and
Grove
Blackwell Henry F., res S s East 16th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
PI FflMflNT SPRINP9 AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
102 OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY.
Blackwood Jane Mrs., res 1273 San Pablo av
Blackwood Richard H., farmer, res NW cor Twenty-second
and Market
Blaikie George W., shipjoiner W. D. Co., res 1720 Chase
Blair David B., insurance agent, res 122 Eleventh
Blair George M., proprietor Grove-st Planing Mill, NW cor
Grove and First, res 325 Eleventh
Blair Walter, president Broadway and Piedmont R. R. Co.,
and proprietor Blair's Dairy, Montecito av nr Peralta
av, res The Centennial
Blair William, res Montecito av nr Peralta av
Blair's Dairy, Walter Blair proprietor, Montecito av nr Pe-
ralta av
Blais Henry, hostler Oakhind R. R. Co.
Blaisdell Samuel S., photographer with M. Dunham, res 832
Franklin
BLAKE C. T., secretary Oakland Paving Co., office Union
Bank Building res 1 Vernon pi, S. F.
Blake Francis (Blake, Bobbins & Co., S. F.) res W s Tele-
graph av bet Sycamore and Caledonia av
Blake George F., special policeman, res 567 Seventh
Blake House, Ezekiel Brown proprietor, W s Washington
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Blake J., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Blake John, bricklayer, res 368 Ninth
Blake John, grainer with C. B. Rutherford, res 371 Fourth
Blake M. K., res W s Washington bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Blakeslee S. V. Rev., res N s Edwards nr Telegraph av
Blanchard George, restaurant, 616 East 12th
Blanchard T., engineer, res R. R. Exchange
Blanchard William, stonecutter Oakland Stone Yards, res
cor Washington and Eleventh
Blankman Harry, res Grand Central Hotel
Blankman H. G., physician, res 1116 Alice
Blasdel Enoch AV., mining (S. F.) res cor College and Ver-
non avs
Bleeney Michael, laborer, res Eagle House
Blesi Sebastian, foreman with Wm. A. Watts, res W s Chest-
nut nr Thirty-fourth
Blessing Charles V., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
469 Sixth
Blessing Jacob, patternmaker (S. F.) res N s Taylor nr Pine
Blethen Charles, blindmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res
Second bet Clay and Jefferson
BLETHEN JAMES E., proprietor Pioneer Planing Mill,
NW cor Broadway and First, res 568 East 11th
'II RFRT £ HIINTFR fREAL estate and insurance agents | 224 Montgomery, s.k
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ £ ] DIRECTORY. 193
Bliss B. B., freight receiver C. P. R. R., res 316 Third
Bliss Theodore, stevedore (S. F.) res 812 Twenty-second
Bliss W. C, carpenter, res 963 Franklin
Bliss William C, with Power & Ough, res NW cor East 15th
and Eleventh av
Bliven James I. (James I. Bliven & Co. and A. T. Elford &
Co.) res NE cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Bliven James I. & Co. (James I. Bliven and John Taylor)
manufacturers soda water, NE cor Thirteenth and
Franklin
Blixt Christina, N s Charter bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
BLOCK E. D. & CO. (Emanuel D. Block and George E.
Bennison) dry and fancy goods, 951 Broadway
Block Emanuel D. (E. D. Block & Co.) res 515 Geary, S. F.
Block Joseph (Wertheimer & Block) res SW cor Broadway
and Fourth
Bloom George, groceries and liquors, 951 Franklin, res 953
Franklin
Blote William, collector Contra Costa Water Co., res 458
Eighth
Blow A. AV. (Blow Bros., S. F.) res 324 Sixth
Blow Robert (Blow Bros., S. F.) res 324 Sixth
Blow Walter W., res SW cor Harrison and Fifth
Blue B., laborer, res R. R. Exchange
Blue Daniel P., carpenter, res N s William bet Bay and
Cedar
Blyth William A., student University
Blythe Mary, domestic, 1418 San Pablo av
Blythen H., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Boalt John H., atty-at-law, 410 Montgomery (S. F.) res 1003
Twelfth
Board of Education, R. E. Cole president, City Hall
Board of Health, L. H. Cary health officer and city physi-
cian, City Hall
Board of Supervisors (county) O. H. Burnham chairman,
County Court House, room 5
Boardman Charles T., draughtsman with W. F. Boardman,
res 1104 Broadway
Boardman F. W., civil engineer, 812 Broadway, res 265
Second
Boardman L. E., draughtsman with W. F. Boardman, res
NE cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Boardman William, clerk with W. F. Boardman, res NE cor
Thirteenth and Broadway
BOARDMAN WILLIAM F., Oakland township assessor
and civil engineer, 812 Broadway, res 1156 Broadway
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner
DAY or NIGHT
only 3 miles.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
104 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Bock Charles, carriagemaker with Sohst Bros., res 357 Eighth
Bock Henry, spices, res Elm opp Valley
Bock John, laborer, res Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Bockius Charlotte Miss, student University, res S s Univer-
sity av nr Choate, B.
BOCQUERAZ ANTONE, wholesale wines and liquors, 822
Broadway, res SE cor Second and Jefferson
BOCQUERAZ PETER, wines and liquors, 853 Washington,
res 561 Second
Bodell John, teamster W. 1). Co., res 162 Second
Boden Henry M., hostler with W. A. Richards
Bodge Mary Miss, res 813 East 14th
Boehse Charles J., bartender with Charles Metzler, res 473
Eighth
Bogart John M., res N s Walton nr Telegraph av
Bogner August, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Boh Jacob, wellborer, res NW cor Sixth and Jones, W. B.
Bohan James, gardener, res E s Poplar nr Twenty-eighth
Bohan John, blacksmith, res SE cor Telegraph and Cleve-
land avs
Bohlscheid Anthony, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
S s Twenty-sixth nr Grove
p> BOCQUEKAz
IMPOETER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
€®FFEE9 TMs£9 CMOCQL&m* S>&£€M&9
PRESERVES, ETC.
853 Washington Street, near Seventh,
OAKLAND, CAL,.
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR BUYandsELLREALESTATEand MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ g ] DIRECTORY. 105
Bohn Andrew, driver with Eaffo Bros., res 214 Third
Bohrer John, laborer, res S s Evoy av nr Adeline
Boice Charles De S., collector and solicitor Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co. (S. F.) res 1055 Poplar
Bolander L. P., clerk with Charles Man, res cor Eighth and
Campbell
Bolles Amos, contractor and builder, res N s East 25th nr
Seventh av
Bollinger John C, real estate agent, res 1156 Webster
Bolser George, painter W. D. Co., res 658 Grove
Bolte Johanna, nurse with H. P. Livermore
Bolton George, bartender with J. W. Ballard, res SE cor
Wood and William
Bolton James W., carriage painter with E. Bangle, res N s
East 15th nr Fourteenth av
Bolton Sarah Miss, student University, res Young Ladies
Club
BOLTON WILLIAM, physician and member Board of
Health, justice of the peace and real estate agent, 1768
Seventh, res NW cor Wood and William
Bolza William, grainer, res 371 Ninth
Bon J. B., res W s Telegraph av nr Thirty-seventh
BONANZA REAL ESTATE OFFICE/ Will H. Burrall
proprietor, NW cor Broadway and Fifth
Bond Frederick, teamster, res 807 Alice
Bone Anna, nurse, res NE cor Seventh and Center
Bones S. W., conductor C. P. E. K., res 612^ East 12th
Bones W. D., brakeman C. P. K. K.
Bonham John N., plumber with George J. Becht, res SE cor
Broadway and Durant
Boniface Sara Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res
1619 Clay (S. F.)
Bonifield James T., stevedore (S. F.) res 1014 Wood
Bonjour B., laborer, res 617 Sixth
Bonn John, farmer, res W s Park nr Dennison
Bonnet S., res 607 Sixth
Bonney Charles W., carpenter, res 717 Tenth
Bonham Mary T., widow, res 626 Eighth
Bonney Fannie Miss, school teacher, res 717 Tenth
Bonney Franklin J., student University, res 717 Tenth
Bonnin C, stableman, Tubbs1 Hotel
Bontan Leonard, carpenter, res S s Thirteenth av bet East
16th and East 17th
Boogar Philip, capitalist, res 862 Franklin
Booker Geo. E., collector Spring Valley Water Co. (S. F.)
res 960 Fifth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
106 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Boone Daniel W., carpenter, res S s College Way nr Shat-
tuck, B.
Boone Philip R., teacher, Cal. Military Academy
Boone W. E., contractor and builder, res 5*24 Thirteenth
Boop, John D., doorkeeper U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 815
Henry
Booth Edgar H., student University, res Chi Phi House
Booth Edward, student University and editor the Berkeleyan
Booth George E., engineer C. P. R. R. Co., res N s Wil-
liam bet Wood and Willow
Booth James A., deputy City Clerk, res 956 Twenty-eighth
Booth Lucius A., res NW cor Fifteenth and Madison
Booth William, res Harrison nr Fourteenth
Borchers William C, clerk with F. W. Lange, res NAV cor
Castro and Fifth
Bordenave H., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Borein Peter R., deputy county treasurer and tax collector,
W s Broadway between Fourth and Fifth, res NE cor
Sixth and Webster
Borgeson J. E., tailor withT. Lancaster, res 917 Washington
Borie Jules H., res 1155 Market
Borland Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 912 Clay
Borland Archie, stocks, res SW cor Prospect pi and Webster
Borland James, carpente'r, res cor Twenty -first and Filbert
Borman Louis, clerk with H. Bruns, res E s San Pablo av
nr University av, W. B.
Bornand Paul E., preparatory school, N s Seventeenth bet
Telegraph and San Pablo avs, res W s Telegraph av nr
Fourty-fourth
Borrelle J., tailor, shop and res 373 Eleventh
Borres T., carpenter, res R. R. Exchange
Borthwick Robert, porter, res W s Myrtle bet First and
Third
Bosch John, laborer, res Central Pacific Railroad House
BOSLEE C. MME, dress and mantle maker, 464 Twelfth
Boston Cracker Co., M. Camp & Bro. agents, N s Third
and Broadway
Boswell Aaron, laborer, C. P. R.R., res SW cor William
and Bay
Boswell Josiah, real estate, res NW cor Seventh and Willow
Boswell William H., sawyer Oakland Planing Mill, res 373
First
Bottonley Isaac, laborer, res University av and Hudson
Botts Charles T., attorney-at-law, res NW cor Tenth and
Jackson
Boucher Anna M. Mrs, res 1011 Brush
Pll RFRT ft HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery, St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [ B ] DIRECTORY. 107
Boudreau & Pothier (A. Boudreau and Louis Pothier) har-
ness and saddlery, N s Third nr Broadway
Boudreau A. (Boudreau & Pothier) res N s Third nr
Broadway
Bourgin Peter jr., gun and locksmith, 660 Washington
Boursier Edward, butcher, Palace Hotel (S. P.) res SE cor
Twenty-first and Curtis
Bouscat Jacques, laundry, '23 Curtis
BOUSHEY JULIUS, physician and surgeon, office and res
NE cor Seventh and Willow, Masonic Hall Building
Bouton Hart, foreman Contra Costa Laundry, res SW cor
Sixteenth and Kirkham
Bouton W. S., carpenter, W s Filbert nr Twenty-eighth
Bouvier Paul, watchmaker with Reichling & Ainstutz, res
261 Twelfth
Bovyer Alice M., student University
Bovyer Edward, contractor, res 717 Sixth
Bowen & Brown (William J. Bowen and Charles Brown)
hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor San Pablo av and
Delaware, W. B.
Bowen Arno W., druggist and chemist with Frank G. Lunt,
res cor Willow and Seventh
Bowen Charles E. (Bowen Bros., S.F.) res 1165 Clay
Bowen M. W., clerk with Ward & Reinhait, res 663 Grove
Bowen Pardon M., (Bowen Bros., S. F.) res 1165 Clay
Bowen Walter R., res 1165 Clay
Bowen William J. (Bowen & Brown) res NW cor Delaware
and San Pablo av, W. B.
Bowers Samuel T., mining, res 710 Brown
Bowers S. T., bricklayer, res 708 Fourth
Bowers W., laborer, res Railroad Exchange
Bowers Warren O., engineer C. P. R. R. Co., res 1659
Eighth
Bowie G. W., atty-at-law, 859 Broadway, res Grand Central
Hotel
Bowley A. D., proprietor Russell House Restaurant, 1111
Broadway
Bowman Arthur W., res Piedmont av, nr Piedmont Springs
Bowman Charles H., clerk C. P. R. R., res SW cor Pine
and Taylor
Bowman George F., real estate agent, res W s Fifth av bet
East 16th and East 17th
BOWMAN HENRY, druggist, 913 Broadway, res NE cor
Grove and Ninth
Bowman Isaac H. (Butler & Bowman) res 615 Fifteenth
Bowman William J., student University
'IFDMDNT SPRINTS A BEAUTIFUL DR|VE, °n'y 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
WOODWARD & TAGGART 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
108 OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY.
Bowser Samuel, laborer, res S s Minna nr Telegraph av
Boxaccia Charles, tinner, res 410 Second
Boyce Davis, carpenter, res N s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
Boyce S. B., (Mix & Boyce) res 609 Seventeenth
Boyd Edward, clerk with H. Schellhaas, res 361 Ninth
Boyd John E., San Francisco and Berkeley Express, res E
s Sixth bet Delaware and Bristol, W. B.
Boyd John T., groceries and liquors, store and res NW cor
B and Haven
Boyd Wm. M., manager with J. A. Folger & Co. (S. F.)
res N s Plymouth av bet Telegraph av and Broadway
Boyer Albert, boiler maker W. D. Co., res N s Lincoln nr
" Willow
Boyer James W., clerk (S. F.) res N s Seventh nr Pine
Boyer Margaret, res N s Lincoln nr Willow
Boyle Edward F., U. S. Mint (S. F.) res S s Goss nr Pine
Boyle John, laborer, res Berkeley House, W. B.
Boyle John P., res Ns East 14th bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Boyle Kate, domestic, 831 Franklin
Boyle Mary, widow, res E s Second nr Addison, W. B.
Boyle Michael, farmer, Blair's Dairy, Monticeto av nr Pe-
ralto av
Boyle Neal, laborer, res 720 Linden
Boyle Patrick, gardner, res N s East 14th nr Thirtieth av
Boyle Patrick, laborer, res nr Cal. Watch Co., W. B.
Boyne William, baker with E. Reilly, res SW cor Third and
Bristol, W. B.
Boynton Charles A., framemaker with W. C. Parker, res
Overland House
Boynton George, carpenter, "res SjE cor Nineteenth and
Market
Boynton Ira, carpenter, res 712 Fifth
Boynton Samuel, S., salesman with Ghirardelli & Petar,
res 1258 Franklin
Bradford Abram C. Jr., student, res 263 Twelfth
Bradford A. S., coachman with D. Hanshaw Ward
Bradford James, piledriver CPEE, res Railroad Avenue
Hotel
Bradford Mary, domestic, cor College and Vernon avs
Bradford Mary E. Mrs., assistant Harrison-st School, res
263 Twelfth
Bradford Milton, hostler with Tinkham & Butterfield, res
Fourth nr Webster
Bradford Milton, laborer, res 366 Second
Bradford Oscar M., carpenter, res S s Seventh bet Wash-
ington and Clay
PILRFRT J£ HfllNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st. ..Alameda.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ B] DIRECTORY. 109
Bradford — , res Tontine House
Bradley & Sturrock (Thomas Bradley and James B. Stur-
rock) plasterers, SE cor Tenth and Broadway
Bradley A. S., res NE cor Thirtieth and Adeline
Bradley Charles,' painter, res 417 Seyenth
Bradley C. L., fireman CPEE, res SE cor Ninth ay and
East Tenth
Bradley Cornelius B., yice-principal Oakland High School,
res Nicoll Block
Bradley H. P , engineer 0 P B B, res NE cor East 11th
and Twelfth ay
Bradley James, laborer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Bradley J. B. Mrs., res SE cor Fifteenth and West
Bradley John T., speculator, res NW cor Webster and
Fourteenth
Bradley J. W., clerk with Bart. Morgan, res 913 Seyenth
Bradley Maria Mrs., res 358 Fourth
Bradley Michael, laborer, res SE cor Tenth and Franklin
Bradle}* Michael, laborer, res 417 Seyenth
Bradley Thomas (Bradley & Sturrock) res SE cor Twentieth
and Castro
Bradley Thomas, plasterer, res S s Eleyenth nr Center
Bradley Thomas, tinsmith with James Dalziel, res 358 Fourth
Bradley Thomas, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bradley William, engineer C P B B, res 1057 Thirteenth av
Bradshaw John, hostler with L. M. Beaudry
Bradshaw John, laborer, res 418 Fourth, rear
Bradshaw Michael, laborer with J. Lusk <fc Co., res cor Tel-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Bradshaw T. P., res W s Telegraph ay one mile S from Uni-
yersity
Bradshaw William J., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
370 Fifth
BRADWAY JOSEPH R. (Baldwin, Beilay & Bradway) phy-
sician, 1059 Broadway, res 1113 Jefferson
Brady Dennis, laborer, res 722 Henry
Brady Terrence, gasfitter with G. L. Lynde, res 812 Castro
Brainard G. W.} drug clerk, res San Pablo ay nr Temescal
creek
Brainard J. M., carpenter and joiner, res W s Jefferson bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Braley A. M., watchman with J. Lusk <fc Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Bralley Patrick, barber, res 821 Seyenteenth
Braman Jason J., physician, res NW cor Sixth and Dela-
ware, W B
FOvRieAwFor GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «>" PIEDMONT SPRINGS.'
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
110 OAKLAND [J]] DIRECTORY.
Brandstetter Joseph, baker and confectioner, 908 Broadway
Brandt Fritz, painter, res N s Forty-second nr Grove
Brandt L., upholsterer, res 466 Sixth
Brannan Bridget Miss, cook, 860 Seventh
BRANNAN DANIEL, proprietor Pioneer Pottery, office
and salesroom cor East 12th and Seventeenth av
Branson Ware, sailmaker, res 735 Filbert
Brant Phoebe, domestic with Jonas M. Walker
Brassard Isidore, blacksmith with Henry Ollis. res Wash-
ington Hotel
Braun C. H. F., cashier with B. Davidson & Co. (S F) res
1358 Seventh
Braun Julia Mrs., teacher music, res 261 Twelfth
Bray W. A. (W. A. Bray & Bros., S F) res NE cor Julia
and East 14th, Fruit Vale
Brayton A. P., res 1167 Jackson
Brayton M. E. Mrs., res 1361 Alice
Brearty Daniel, blacksmith, res Winthrop House
Breartv Francis J. (Van Voorhies & Brearty) atty-at-law,
456 Eighth
Breck Samuel, Major U. S. A., res Knox House
BREDHOFF CHARLES, proprietor Washington Brewery,
NE cor Sixth and Broadway, res 663 Sixth
Bredhoff Charles Jr., student Taylor's Business College, res
663 Sixth
Bredhoft Henry, laborer, res Union av nr Butchertown
Bree Hugo, tanner with F. Crumb
Breed A. D., capitalist, res Grand Central Hotel
Breen John, cigar manufacturer, res 668 Franklin
Breen Matthew, res 802 Brush
Breen Patrick, fireman C P Pi Pi, res Railroad Exchange
Breen Patrick, laborer, res S s Twent}*-fifth nr Broadway
Breeze J. H., bartender with J. P. Wonderlich, res Nicoll
House
Bremler Herrmann, salesman with Melius Bros., res Eighth
bet Washington and Clay
Brendel Fred., plumber Oakland Water Co., res Golden
Star Hotel
Brendel George, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res Wash-
ington bet Fifth and Sixth
Brenemar Louis, bookkeeper, res W s Myrtle bet First and
Third
Brennan Bros. (James and John Brennan) saloon and livery
stable, SW cor University av and Second, W. B.
Brennan Daniel, car cleaner C. P. Pi. P., res Lewis bet
Third and Fifth
^1! RFDT 9 UHMT~ii real estate and insurance agents.
JILDf.fl I W nUll I Lit Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St.,
Alameda.
J. 8. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [£] DIRECTORY. Ill
Brennan Donald, plasterer, res 1014 Third
Brennan E., tinsmith with Brennan Bros., res Berkeley
House, W. B.
Brennan James (Brennan Bros.) res SW cor University av
and Second, W. B.
Brennan James, stableman Clifford's Livery Stables, res
Franklin bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Brennan John (Brennan Bros.) res SW cor University av
and Second, W. B.
Brennan John, cook El Dorado House
Brennan John, laborer, res 830 Jefferson
Brennan John, machine hand Oakland Planing Mill, res
Eland House
Brennan Kate, domestic 1077 Eighth
Brennan Mary, domestic X s Walton nr Grove
Brennan Thomas, res Berkeley House, W. B.
Brennan William, car repairer C. P. Pi. R., res Lewis bet
Third and Fifth
Brennan William, plasterer, res Eastern Hotel
Brensel John, teamster, res 818 Park
Brett John K., res 667 Twelfth
Bretz Aaron, general agent and adjuster Cal. Farmers' In-
surance Co. (S. F.) res 716 Chester
Breuer Antone, carver, res S s William bet Pine and Cedar
Breuer Henry, bookkeeper with Kramm & Dieves, res 963
Franklin
Brewer J. H., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 578 Thirteenth
Brezill John, groceries, SW cor Lydia and' West
Brica Peter, laborer, Oakland Paving Co.
Brice Alfred, with E. F. Kohler, res 857 Chester
Bridge Albert C, blacksmith with Henry Weeks, res cor
Seventeenth and Center
Bridge Thomas, farmer, res Fruit Yale av
Bridgman Caleb B., carpenter, res 1006 Third
Bridgman Edward C, blind maker Pioneer Planing Mill,
res 1006 Third
Bridgman W. C, machine hand Oakland Planing Mill, res
1006 Third
Brier Columbus, teacher Irving Academy (S. F.) res 522
Charter
Briggs A. D., driver with Whitney & Co., res Bartlett House
Briggs C. G., carpenter, res W s Myrtle nr Fifth
Briggs David M., sticker hand with Power & Ough, res 1754
Seward
Briggs Edith Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now o"ers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
112
OAKLAND
[B]
DIRECTORY
Briggs Edward K., wood carver W. D. Co., res 28 O'Far-
rell (S. F.)
BRIGHAM C. O. (Brigham, Whitney & Co. S. F.) res 1019
Oak
Brigham Frank E., clerk with Brigham, Whitney & Co.
(S. F.) res 1019 Oak
Brighton William, carpenter, res 864 Washington
Brinckmann Edward (Koenig <fc Brinckmann) res 408 Thir-
teenth
Brinckmann E. W., clerk with Koenig ifc Brinckman, res 408
Thirteenth
Brink Edwin P., contractor and builder, res 520 East 14th
BRINK MARCEKLUS, hatter, 925 Broadway, res S s Four-
teenth bet Brush and West
Briones C, driver Felton Engine Co. No. 2, res Webster nr
Seventh
Briones Gabriel, barber, 844 Broadway, res Webster nr
Seventh
Briones Louisa Mrs., res Webster nr Seventh
Britt Michael, teamster, res Eagle House
Britton Charles, plumber, res 808 Third
Britton John A., collector City Gaslight Co., res S. F.
Broad C. E., clerk with Charles A. Broad, res 319 Eleventh
BROAD CHARLES A., boots and shoes, 952 Broadway, res
319 Eleventh
Broadie James A., steward, res S s Twelfth bet Madison and
Jackson
Broadway Block, W s Broadway bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Broadway John H., fruit and vegetables, 303 East 12th
BroadAvell Melvin L., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res
522 Eighth
Brobst J ., shoemaker with D. J. Outram, res Franklin nr Sixth
Brock George W., butcher, NE cor Peralta and Fifth, res W
s Willow nr William
Brock Hugh, gardener with Justus Held, res 1666 Tele-
graph av
Brock J. M., res SE cor Broadway and Twentieth
Brockhage J. F., searcher records (S. F.) resS s Eighteenth
bet Brush and West
Brockhurst Samuel, res 772 Tenth
Broadhead John F., res W s Thirteenth av bet East 17th
and East 18th
Brockway F. F. Mrs., res E s Bushnell nr University av, B.
Broderick Patrick, laborer, res 815 Filbert
Broderick Richard, tailor with M. J. Healv, res Golden
Star Hotel
Pll RPRT J? HUNTED BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UILDL.ni U nUll I LPl NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [5] DIRECTORY. 113
Brodie Charles, laborer, res W s Willow bet William and
Seventh
Brodie Louisa, waitress Golden Star Hotel
Brodt A. W., res 838 Market
Brodv Thomas, laborer, res SE cor Lewis and Third
Brogan Michael, stableman Fashion Livery Stable, res 370
Seventh
Bromlev Charles B., clerk with Grosso & May, res 968 Fifth
Bromley Geo. S., bookkeeper with F. Bunard, res 968 Fifth
Bromley J. L., collector, res 361 Fifth
Bromley Thomas L., artist, res 361 Fifth
Bromlev Washington L., copyist with Countv Recorder, res
968 Fifth
Bromley William P., captain stmr Transit, res XE cor Sixth
av and East 10th
Bromwell L. L., insurance agent, res 517 Hobart
Bronson Fred. E., student University
Bronson Russell, res W s Adeline bet Fifth and Seventh
Brook Clark, res 828 Twenty-ninth
Brooklyn and Fruit Yale R. B. Co., E. C. Sessions Presi-
dent, E. A. Heron secretary and treasurer, J. Y. Web-
ster superintendent, office 422 Twelfth
BROOKLYN BREWERY, Welscher & Westerman pro-
prietors, SW cor Eighteenth av and East 14th
Brooklvn Engine Co. Xo. 1, Fifteenth av bet East 12th and
East 14th
Brooklyn Engine Co. Xo. 4, S s East 14th bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth avs
Brooklyn Lumber Yard, James Larue proprietor, cor Four-
teenth av and East 11th
Brooklvn Manufacturing Co., Northev A Wagar proprietors,
801-803 East 11th
BROOKLYN PLANING MILL, Power A O ugh proprietors,
cor East 12th and Fourteenth av
BROOKLYN SENTINEL (THE) Frank J. Moffatt pub-
lisher, 617 East 12th
Brooklyn Tannery, G. F. Crist proprietor, NW cor Twenty -
first av and East 12th
BROOKLYN VIDETTE, George W. Barter editor and
publisher, XE cor Thirteenth av and East 14th
Brooks David, carpenter, res W s Market nr Fifteenth
Brooks Frank H., bookkeeper Union National Gold Bank,
res 713 Tenth
Brooks George, carpenter, res 869 Campbell
Brooks James M., cigars and tobacco, 851 Broadway, res
Washington bet Tenth and Eleventh
PlFHMflNT 9PRINP9 F;RST CLASS H0TEL F0R summer boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
114 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Brooks John, with George N. Moore, res NE cor Twelfth
and Broadway
Brooks Lafayette, res "W s Twelfth av bet East 16th and
East 17th
Brooks Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R.
Brooks M. J. Mrs., proprietress Johnson House, cor Eigh-
teenth and San Pablo av
Brooks Samuel jr., carpenter, res 869 Campbell
Brooks Thomas, laborer, res W s Campbell bet Atlantic and
Pacific
Brooks W. E., dentist with Lefevre & Reeves, res 1104
Broadway
Brophy P. J., carpenter and builder, res N s B nr Haven
Brotherton Thomas G., printer, res Berkeley
Brough C. A. Mrs., res 768 Twelfth
Brough Clara Miss, res 768 Twelfth
Brougham W. H., carpenter, res Eland House
Brower A. B., baker with N. "Williams, res 365 Fifth
Brown Abraham C, capitalist, res cor Telegraph av and
Brown
Brown A. C, groceries, provisions and general merchan-
dise, NW cor Telegraph av and Brown
Brown A. D., money broker, 927 Broadway, res Fruit Vale
Brown A. H., painter with J. Fredericks, res SE cor Eighth
and Clay
Brown Anthony, lapidary, res W s San Pablo av nr Broad-
way, W. B.
Brown Arthur, res 408 Tirteenth
Brown Arthur, superintendent B. and B. construction C. P.
R. R., res 1031 Filbert
Brown Augusta Mrs., physician, 462 Twelfth
Brown B., with California ^\'atch Co.
Brown Bowman Rev., res 869 Washington
Brown Brice, expressman, res W s Union nr Twenty-eighth
Brown Charles (Bowen & Brown) res NW cor San Pablo av
and Delaware, W. B
Brown Charles, bookkeeper with Welscher & Westerman, res
SW cor Eighteenth av and East 14th
Brown Charles, deckhand Oakland Ferries, res S. F.
Brown Charles M., laborer, res 698 Elm
Brown Chester, stairbuilder, res Nicoll House
Brown Christopher, coachman, W s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Brown Dudley C, merchant tailor, 1018 Broadway, res 510
Fifth
Brown E. C, carver Oakland Planing Mill, res 313 Ninth
Brown Ed. A., jeweler, res 702 Webster
H Uk-U I V tuilult-U AUfcNIS l-UK S>AN f-hANCIiCO AND ALAMtDA PROPERIY.
UlLDLn I (X llUll I Lft Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 115
Brown Elam C, wood carver Oakland Planing Mill, res 313
Ninth
Brown Eletta M., teacher music, ree 869 Washington
Brown Ernest C, carver Oakland Planing Mill, res Eland
House
Brown Eugene E, student University
Brown Ezekiel, proprietor Blake House, W s Washington
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Brown F. J., painter, res 1151 Seventh
Brown Francis, laborer W. D. Co., res Fifth bet Center and
Chester
Brown Francis A., carpenter, res Thirteenth av nr East 22d
Brown Fred. T., res NW cor Telegraph av and Brown
Brown George, res 408 Thirteenth
Brown George, res East 34th nr Fourteenth av, Lynn
Brown George H., pressman Pacific Press, res N s Seventh
bet Washington and Clay
Brown George T., res NW cor Telegraph av and Brown
Brown G. E. A., res 1015 Sixth av
Brown Harry, carriage painter, res Tontine House
Brown Henry C, carpenter, res Tontine House
Brown Herbert, tinsmith with O. C. Kirk
Brown Howard W., messenger U. S. A. Headquarters (S.
F.) res SW cor Thirteenth and Willow
BROWN H. PETTEYS, atty-at-law, NE cor Ninth and
Broadway, res E s Magnolia nr Seventh
Brown Hugo, waiter, res S s Thirteenth nr Center
Brown J., laborer, res NE cor Atlantic and Wood
Brown James, laborer, res St. Louis House
Brown James, laborer, res Berkeley House, W. B.
Brown James, teamster, res 776 Seventh
BROWN JAMES, proprietor Belmont Livery and Sale Sta-
ble, 804-808 Broadway, res 416 Fifth
Brown James B., attendant Jurgen's Billiard Room, res 520
Eighth
Brown James O., salesman with Harris Bros, res 462 Twelfth
Brown J. C, dry goods, res Eureka Hotel
Brown J. J., apothecary with H. Bowman, res 913 Broadway
Brown J. M., photographic artist, SE cor Seventh and Mar-
ket, res Magnolia bet Fifth and Seventh
Brown John, brakeman C. P. B. R., res 461 Ninth
Brown John, laborer, res W s Nineteenth av bet East 14th
and East loth
Brown John A., porter S. F. Post Office, res 1465 Third
Brown John F., printer (S. F.) res NE cor East 10th and
Eighth av
4 beautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
116 OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY.
Brown John F., res cor Thirteenth av and East 32d, Lynn
Brown John K., captain Oakland Ferry, res Alameda
Brown John Q., student University, res Chi Phi House
Brown Joseph, cigars and tobacco, store and res 670 East
11th
Brown Leonard D. (Nash, Brown & Co.) res SE cor Castro
and Fifteenth
Brown Lewis W., student University, res Palace Club
Brown Lorenzo IX, stockbroker (S. F.) res 726 Eleventh
Brown Nettie Miss, res Blake House
Brown O. D., conductor C. P. R. R., res 734 Linden
Brown R. G., res 1389 Jackson
Brown Robert H., clerk with Bart Morgan, res 940 Filbert
BROWN S. A., proprietor Dexter Livery Stables, NE cor
Harrison and Twelfth, res Grand Central Hotel
Brown Susan Mrs., res W s Union nr Twenty-eighth
Brown Thomas, painter, res Union Hotel
Brown Thomas, with Cal. Watch Co.
Brown Thomas H., lather, res SW cor Fifteenth and Kirk-
ham
Brown W. C, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Brown W. E., mining superintendent, res 810 Jefferson
Brown William, cabinetmaker, res SW cor Twelfth av and
East 19th
Brown William, laborer C. P. R. R.
Brown William, teamster with Bowen & Brown, res NW cor
San Pablo av and Delaware, W. B.
Brown William C, clerk W. D. Co., res 867 Chester
Brown William C, patternmaker, res N s Third bet Chest-
nut and Adeline
Brown William F., watchmaker and jeweler, 867 Broadway,
res 308 Seventh
Brown William H., paper hanger with C. L. Taylor
Brown Winsor L., law student, res Blake House
Brown — , laborer, res 417 Seventh
Browne Henry R., bookkeeper with Burner & Young, res
316 Tenth
Browne J. Ross Mrs., res Pagoda Hill, Temescal
Browne Spencer C. (Warner, Gardiner & Browne) res Pa-
goda Hill, Temescal
Browne Syria E., student University
Browne William, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co. (S. F.)
res 961 Fifth
Brownell Abner, res 662 Tenth
Browning Benjamin, agent Victor Sewing Machine, 468
Twelfth, res 560 Sixteenth
fill RFRT ft HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and LNSLLRANCE agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY. 117
Browning E. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 560 Sixteenth
Brownson Frederick (Hager & Brownson) res 1054 Third
Bruce A., tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res Nintli bet
Washington and Clay
Bruce Henry, shipwright W. D. Co., res N s Atlantic bet
Pine and Cedar
Bruce Samuel J., Howe Sewing Machines, S s Laurel nr
Telegraph av
Brueck Herman Bev., pastor German M. E. Church, res NW
cor Twentieth and Brush
Bruen — , teacher music, res Cosmopolitan House
Brugarie Louis, cabinet maker with P. Schreiber, res Web-
ster nr Fourteenth
Bruguiere L. G., mining, res 1264 Webster
Bruhns William, tanner with G. F. Crist, res cor Twenty-
second av and East 12th
Bruning Annie Mrs., res 825 Lewis
Bruning Bros (Henry F. and John H. Bruning) confection-
ers, 833 Broadway
Bruning Henry F. (Bruning Bros) res 808 Jefferson
Bruning John H. (Bruning Bros) res 833 Broadway
Brunje John A. (Helmke <fe Brunje) res 463 Twenty-first
Brunjes Frederick (H. Turn Suden & Co.) res 563 East 15th
Brunker Frederick E., carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill,
res E s Twelfth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Bruns Henry, groceries, liquors and general merchandise,
SW cor San Pablo and University avs, W. B.
Bruns Joseph, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Brush Charles, photographer, res 1003 Franklin
Brush Beuben G., res E s Campbell nr Eighth
Bry Frederick, clerk with E. F. Kohler, res 1557 Fifth
Bryan Archie C, carpenter, res SE cor Wood and William
Bryan John, laborer W. D. Co., res S s Twelfth bet Center
and Kirkham
Bryan Thomas, laborer, res 517 Seventh
Bryant Daniel S., merchant (S. F.) res N W cor Telegraph
av and Sycamore
Bryant E. J., machinist Cal. Watch Co.
Bryant Eleanor F. Miss, student University, res NW cor
Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Bryant Emma, with Cal. Watch Co.
Bryant Emma G. Miss, student University, res NW cor
Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Bryant Frederick, deputy sheriff, res 715 Tenth
Bryant George, teamster, res East 12th nr Twenty-first av
Bryant Katie, domestic, NE cor Eighteenth and Linden
AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
118 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Br}rant R. M., carpenter and boarding house, NW cor Chapel
and Bancroft way, B.
Bryant William M., wood dealer, res 710 Brush
Brydges H. W., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Bryson C, widow, res 832 Jefferson
Bryson Hugh, laborer, res 832 Jefferson
Bryson James, boilermaker, res S s Goss bet Pine and Wood
Bryson William, conductor N. R. R. B. B., res N s Berkeley
way nr Shattuck, B.
Buchanan Alexander, fireman C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Buchanan H., painter, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Buchanan James, gardener, res SW cor Caledonia and Tele-
graph av
Buchanan P. G. Rev., res W s Chapel nr University av, B.
BUCK & McCOURT (C. P. H. Buck and P. B. McCourt)
importers wines and liquors, 1152 Broadway
Buck A. Mrs., dressmaker, 834 Chi}1-
Buck Andrew D., carpenter W. D. Co., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Buck C. P. H. (Buck & McCourt) res S s Logan nr Grove
Buck Elmer, apprentice with A. Gemmell
Buck Ephraim W., physician and surgeon, res 1011 Webster
Buck Joshua S., engineer, res E s Tenth av bet East 14th
and East 15th
Buckelew J. B. Mrs., res N s Brown nr West
Buckhout A. H., bricklayer and contractor, res NW cor
Forty-seventh and Telegraph av
Buckhout Emily L. Miss, student University, res NW cor
Forty-seventh and Telegraph av
Buckland Wallace O., physician and surgeon, office and res
Newland House
Buckley D., laborer C. P. R. R.
Buckley Frank jr., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Seventh and
Broadway, res Bartlett House
Buckley Henry W., student University
Buckley H. F., farmer, res 1168 Eighth av
Buckley Joseph, painter, res Union Hotel
Buckley Mary J., cook N s Merrimac pi nr Telegraph av
Buckley Timothy J., milker with Sterry Walker, res Pleas-
ant Valley av nr Vallecito av
Buckman Homer O., clerk, res 912 Center
Buckman Nellie Miss, dressmaker, res 912 Center
Buckner Mary, res 625 Tenth
Buddemer Louis H., gasfitter, res E s West bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
(I RFRT £ HIINTFR f REAL BTATt and ,NS0RANCE agents 224 montgomerv, s.f.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 119
Buddington Walter, pilot, res NW cor Fifth and Filbert
Bueliren William Rev., pastor German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, res W s Eighth av bet East 17th and East 18th
Buel Harriett, res 363 East 12th
Buel Rosa Mrs., res 363 East Twelfth
Buffett Charles C. (Durham & Buffett) res 577 Eighth
Bugbee Charles L. (S. C. Bugbee & Son, S. F.)res N s Fif-
teenth bet San Pablo av and Clay
Bugbee George E. sampler U. S. appraisers store (S. F.)res
950 Wood
Bugbee S. E., artist, res SE cor Tenth and Jackson
Bugbee S. AV. res N s Lake nr Madison
Bugg Henry, carpenter, res 171 Eighth
BUHSEN DIEDRICH, groceries, wines, liquors and crock-
ery, 1801 Seventh, res 1802 William
Buhsen N. D., clerk with D. Buhsen, res SW cor Seventh
and Pine
Bulkley K. A. Mrs., private school, 1254 Alice
Bull Mary D., teacher, res 958 Webster
BULLOCK JOHN C, tinsmith, 1764 Seventh, res 1815 Goss
Bullock William, expressman with I. C. Wingate, res 701
Washington
Bullock William, tinsmith with J. C. Bullock, res 1815 Goss
Bumbaugh Albert, painter, res 733 Linden
Bumbaugh Charles M., painter, res 733 Linden
Bumbaugh Edwin, painter, res 733 Linden
Bunce H. A., carpenter and builder, NE cor Bristol and
Second, W. B.
Bunch M. E. Mrs., res 1116 Broadway
Bunday William, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Bundock & Bro. (Henry and Samuel Bundock) proprietors
East Oakland Stoneware Pottery, cor Eighteenth av and
East 12th
Bundock Henry (Bundock &Bro.) res cor Thirteenth avand
East 33d, Lynn
Bundock Samuel (Bundock & Bro.) res cor Eighteenth av
and East 12th
Buneman Charles Mrs., res 563 Fifth
Bunker I., wines and liquors, S s Seventh bet Pine and Cedar
Bunker William M. (Bunker & Co., S. F.) res Harrison nr
Fourteenth
Bunnan Thomas, laborer, res Overland House
Bunnell E. F., dentist, res NWcor Caledonia and Telegraph
avs
Bunnell George W., A. M., professor Greek and Literature,
University, res NW cor Caledonia and Telegraph avs
So to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner Dfl
only 3 miles.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
120 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
l^unton Janies, laborer W. D. Co., res SE cor William and
Cedar
Burbank A. E., poultry (S. F.) res S s Seward nr Pine
Burbeck George, bookkeeper with King & Williams, res 510
Fifth
Burchard Mary M., widow, res 1015 Webster
Burcher Robert (Swenson, Burcher & Denton) res cor Fifth
and Delaware, W. B.
Burdell George, foreman, res SW cor Seventh and Pine
Burdick Ann M., widow, res 767 Eighteenth
Burdick J. D., speculator, res 213 Seventh
Burdick J. O., printer with Butler & Bowman, res 213 Seventh
Burdick John F., physician, 1004 Broadway, res 767 Eigh-
teenth
Burge J. F., capitalist, res St. Jame's House
Burgelin Louis (Vogelsanger & Burgelin) res S s Fourteenth
nr Kirkham
Burgess B. F., marker Contra Costa Laundry
Burghardt Jacob C, bartender with Held & Neller, res
Russell House
Burgiss Robert M., furniture, 717 Broadway, res 514 Fourth
Burk Hannah, domestic, S s Frederick nr Telegraph av
Burk Patrick F., laborer, res E s Telegraph av nr Walnut
Burk Thomas, laborer, res 1832 Grove
Burk Tracy, domestic E s Market bet Ninth and Tenth
Burke Agnes E. Miss, res 555 Eighth
Burke Belle, chambermaid Knox House
Burke Edward, horsetrainer with Newland & Pumyea, res
462 Seventh
Burke Francis X., gardener, W s San Pablo av nr D wight
way, W. B.
Burke Frank, milker Blair's Dairy
Burke Henry, lather, res cor Franklin and Seventh
Burke John, lather, res Winthrop House
Burke John, res 58 East 12th
Burke John, laborer, res Mechanics' Hotel
Burke John K. Mrs., res 555 Eighth
Burke John K. jr,, student St. Mary's College, res 555 Eighth
Burke Walter, clerk with McGovern & Cahill, res Willow nr
Seventh
Burke W. C, student University, res Berkeley Hotel
Burke William jr., painter, res Railroad Avenue Hotel
Burke William, res 58 East 12th
Burke William, laborer, res W s Magnolia nr Seventh
Burkhardt Frank, butcher with H. A. Zeiss, res 1555 Seventh
Burkhardt George H., clerk with Meader & Co., res 570 Sixth
'IIRFRT J? UIINTFQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
IILDLSU UnUlllUl NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alame
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND []}] DIRECTORY. 121
Burkliart Fred., switchman C. P. R. R., res S s Chase nr Pine
Burlach 0., window washer Grand Central Hotel
Burleson C. M. (Milbury & Burleson) res 955 Jackson
Burlingame Lyman S., sash and doormaker Brooklyn Plan-
ing Mill, res cor Thirteenth av and East 16th
Burmaster John, collector with Samm's Mill
Burmister J. H., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Burner & Young (J. D. Burner and Lewis Young) brick
contractors and dealers in brick, foot of Franklin
Burner John D. (Burner & Young) res Ws Filbert nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Burnham Charles E., with Oakland Bank of Savings, res
Mansion House
Burnham Lucy Mrs., seamstress, res 210 Fifth
Burnham O. H. (Burnham, Standeford & Co.) and super-
visor, res 1017 Madison
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO. (O. H. Burnham, D.
W. Standeford and W. N. Miller) proprietors Oakland
Planing Mill, cor First, Second and Washington
Burns A. M., harbor commissioner (S. F.) res cor University
av and Pryals lane, Temescal
Burns B., waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Burns Charles, carpenter, res 810 Alice
Burns Charles F., conductor Northern R. R. res 856 Henry
Burns Charles J., agent The Morgan Money Drawer, res NE
cor Seventh and Harrison
Burns F. G., vaquero, res Roffs Hotel
Burns George W., stockbroker (S. F.) res 476 Twelfth
Burns H. R., porter C. P. R. R., res 220 Fifth
Burns James, car cleaner C. P. R. R.
Burns James, laborer, res S s East 20th bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs
Burns John, hostler Piedmont Springs
Burns John, laborer, res E s Kirkham nr Seventh
Burns Thomas, coachman with Walter Turnbull
Burns Thomas R. (T. R. Bums & Co.) res 75 Valley
BURNS T. R. & CO. (Thomas R. Burns and J. A. Sheehan)
news and stationery stand, SW cor Seventh and Broad-
way
BURNS, WHITMAN & GARDINER (William S. Burns,
William W. Whitman and James T. Gardiner) groceries
and crockery, 1001 Broadway
Burns William S. (Burns, Whitman & Gardiner) res 1258
Webster
Burpee Joseph S., contractor and builder, res SW cor Six-
teenth and Linden
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ,0WKvclW^
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
122 OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY.
Burpee L. J. Mrs., dressmaker, res S s Sycamore nr San
Pablo av
Burr Alfred, engraver with William P. Harrison (S. F.) res
939 Campbell
Burr George W., grainer, res Prospect pi nr Telegraph av
Burrage Charles D., student University
BURRALL WILL H., notary public, commissioner of deeds,
searcher of records, real estate and general agent, NW
cor Broadway and Fifth, res N s Sixteenth bet Jefferson
and Grove
BURRELL ALFRED W. Jr., president California Bridge
and Building Co., res E s Telegraph av nr Plymouth av
Burrell A. W., special policeman, res 318 Third
Burrell Henry H., expressman, cor Eleventh and Broadway,
res NW cor Twenty-eighth and Myrtle
Burrige John, painter, res Charter Oak Hotel
Burris John F., teacher California Military Academy
Burroughs S. E., apothecary with J. W. Tucker, res Wilcox
Block
Burrows Charles, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Burse John, cook Piedmont Springs Hotel
Burtchell George T., plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res
Stewart's Hotel
Burton Henry, milker with Sterry Walker, res Pleasant Val-
ley av nr Vallecito av
Burtsell John M., broker (S. F.) res 912 Filbert
Burwell Walter J., freight clerk, res N s Eleventh nr Center
Busbridge George H., butcher with H. M. Ames, res Dalton
av nr stockyards
Buscace G., tinker, res 921 Third
Bush Alexander, laborer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Bush David, special policeman, res SW cor Goss and Wood
Bush Eliza E. Mrs., res 823 Wallace
Bush H. F., clerk, res 262 Eighth
Bush Jonathan P., physician and surgeon, res 1066 Wood
Bushell Edward A., signpainter, res 462 Twelfth
Bushell Edward A. Mrs., proprietress Somerset House, 462
Twelfth
BUSHELL'S BUILDING, N s Twelfth bet Broadway and
Washington
Bushnell William E., captain Oakland Ferries, res 317
Mason, S. F.
Busse C. C, barber with Classen & Trost
Buswell Elbridge G., bookkeeper with Whittier, Fuller &
Co., res 264 Eleventh
Pll RFRT ft HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Jrink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [B] DIRECTORY. 123
BUTCHERS' RETREAT, John H. Juergens proprietor,
SW cor San Pablo and Union avs
Bute Peter, oysterman with N. Williams, res Barker House
Butler & Bowman (John S. Butler and Isaac H. Bowman)
job and book printers, 568 Ninth
Butler C. C. Mrs., res N s Seventeenth opp Jefferson
Butler Charles, carpenter, res Louisiana House
Butler F. W., sawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, res 806 Jefferson
Butler James H., sawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, res S s Evoy
av nr Telegraph av
Butler John S. (Butler & Bowman) res 615 Fifteenth
Butler M., wiper C. P. R. R., res Central Pacific Railroad
House
Butler M. D., mining, *res Wr s Eleventh av bet East 11th
and East 12th
Butler Patrick, laborer, res S s Seventh bet Broadway and
Franklin
Butler Phineas Wr., res 631 Fourteenth
Butler P. Mrs., res 719 Linden
Butler T. It., res S s Third nr Jackson
BUTT PETER C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Peralta
and Thirty -fourth
Butterfield A. J., Goodenough horseshoeing shop, 405 Tenth
(and Tinkham & Butterfield) res Sixteenth bet Clay
and Grove
Butterfield Edgar, clerk, res 260 Eighth
Butters Charles, student and telegraph operator, University
Butters Sarah Miss, res 1382 Webster
Buttimer John, hostler New York Livery Stable, res SW cor
Eighth and WTebster
Button Frederick L., instructor mathematics University, res
670 Second
Button Orlando, foreman Pioneer Planing Mills, res 670
Second
Buzval Armand, champagne manufacturer (S F) res 571
Fifth
Buzzell Joseph, res Central Pacific Hotel
Byrne Charles B., carpenter, res SE cor Sixth and Alice
Byrne James W., student University, res ZetaPsi Hall
Byrne Mary (widow) res 723 Myrtle
Byrne Peter, atty-at-law, 456 Eighth, /ms 4-5, res 963 Sev-
enth
Byrnes John B., engineer C. P. R. R., res E s Lewis bet
Third and Fifth
Byron Kate, domestic, 664 Twelfth
Byxbee Robert G., lumber (S F) res Fruit Vale av
'IFDIVIflNT *vPRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL °R|VE. only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
WOODWARD & TAGGART 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
124 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
C
Cabana Israel, laborer with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Cable Joseph, lumber, res SE cor Market and Tenth
Cable Samuel, res 1559 Broadway
Cade W. H., stock owner, res Oakland Trotting Park
CADOGAN & CO. (J. J. Cadogan and Gilbert Clements)
groceries, wines, liquors, etc., SW cor Twelfth and
Broadway
Cadogan J. J. (Cadogan & Co.) res Eighteenth nr Grove
Cadogan Patrick A., clerk with Cadogan & Co., res Eight-
eenth nr Grove
Cadogan William, res S s East 16th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Cady Edward, bricklayer, res 4(51 Sixth
Cady Lorenzo E., fireman, res 557 Sixth
Cady William J., butcher with F. F. Patronak
Caffery John, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res Tenth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Cahill James, (McGovern & Cahill) res Sycamore nr San
Pablo av
Cahill John, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1862 West
Cahill John J., house and sign painter, res Twentieth bet
Curtis and Market
Cahill P., waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Cahill Patrick, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Cahill Peter, gardener, Webster nr Moss av
Cahill Pose, domestic Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum
Calm Philip P., wines and liquors, saloon and res 462 Sixth
Cain Dennis, laborer C. P. R. K., res 612 Fifth
Caine James E., carpenter, res 1359 Brush
Caire Justinian, hardware (S F) res NE cor Harrison and
Eighth
Cairns Ellen Mrs., domestic, 1155 Brush
Caldwell Albert, mining superintendent, res 367 East 12th
Caldwell Caspar M., lather, res W s San Pablo av nr Baxter
Station
Caldwell John C, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Caley Patrick, laborer, res 826 Twenty-first
CALHOUN ROBERT, proprietor Overland Oyster House,
NW cor First and Webster
California Artificial Stone Paving Company (Schillinger's
patent) Crowson Smith pres, W. T. Smith sec, 962
Broadway and 400 Montgomery, S F
"*ll RFRT ft H1INTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st.,, Alameda.
Try Gordon's ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
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CALIFORNIA BRIDGE AND BUILDING CO., Alfred W.
Burrell Jr., president, office SW cor Second and Grove
California Cracker Co., J. P. Anderson agent, 409 Fourth
CALIFORNIA FIRE AND WATER-PROOF PAINT CO.
(Kice & Davis patent) William H. Lowden president,
T. K. Posey vice-president and manager, O. S. Holland
secretary, H. A. Craig treasurer, depot and manufac-
tory W s Broadway nr First, office Union Bank Bldg
California Market, Adam Koob proprietor, 1213 Broadway
CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACADEMY, David McClure
principal, NE cor Prospect pi and Telegraph avs
CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE SECURITY CO., Horace D.
Ranlett T president, William H. Jordan cashier, 921
Broadway, rm 12
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRE COTTA
WORKS, Miller & Winsor proprietors, cor East 12th
and Park, office 1200 Broadway
California State Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, Berke-
ley
California Watch Co., A. Troeller superintendent, factory
cor Sixth and Broadway, W. B., office 120 Sutter, S. F.
Calkin Everell F., clerk with W. B. Hardy, res S s Durant
bet Franklin and Webster
Call B. Frank, harnessmaker with F. A. Marsten, res El Do-
rado House
Call Jonas, capitalist, res 955 Fifth av
Call Mary A. Miss, school teacher, res 1359 Brush
Call Mattie C. Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res
1359 Brush
CALLAGHAN & AHERN (J. Callaghan and Thomas
Ahern) real estate agents and collectors, 1007 Broadway
Callaghan Con., saloon 377 Eleventh, res El Dorado House
Callaghan J. (Callaghan & Ahern) res 321 Sixth
Callaghan Jeremiah, plasterer, res 321 Sixth
Callaghan John, farmer with Horatio G. Livermore
Callaghan John, laborer with Corlies & Merritt, res Lydia
bet Curtis and Market
Callaghan Maria Mrs., res 704 Franklin
Callaghan John, laborer, res 867 Lydia
Callahan Martin, laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Brush
Callahan Thomas, carpenter, res E s West nr Twenty-second
Caleff H., metallurgist, 461 Ninth
Callenan Daniel, modeler with D. Brannan, res cor Seven-
teenth av and East 12th
Callish Frank E., agent and telegraph operator C. P. B. R.,
Brooklyn station, res Union Hotel
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Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
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OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY,
Callow Perie, laimdryman Contra Costa Laundry
Calnan Jane, saloon, S s Thirteenth nr Kirkham
Calvert Celsus C, engineer, res E s Tenth bet East 15th
and East 16th
Camblas — , res Johnson House
Camden Charles, res 814 Tenth
CAMERON & MeDONALD (Peter A. Cameron and Jos-
eph B. McDonald) contractors and builders, 818 Myrtle
Cameron Archibald B., carpenter, N s University av nr
Shattuck, B.
Cameron Duncan, real estate, res 661 East 12th
Cameron John, carpenter with Cameron & McDonald, res
N s Eighteenth bet Brush and Castro
Cameron John H. (Sackman & Cameron) res Stewart's Hotel
Cameron Joseph, laborer, res N W cor Fourteenth and
First av
Cameron Peter A. (Cameron & McDonald) res N s Eight-
eenth bet Brush and Castro
Cameron It. A., physician, NE cor Eighth and Willow
Camilloni & Co. (G. Camilloni and A Selna) fish, 11 City
Market
Camilloni G. (Camilloni & Co.) res 235 Vallejo (S F)
Camp H. C, dial painter with California Watch Co.
Camp Louis (M. Camp & Brother) res N s Third nr Broad-
way
Camp M. & Brother (Max and Louis Camp) agents Boston
Cracker Co., N s Third nr Broadway
Camp Max (M. Camp & Brother) res N s Third nr Broad-
way
Camp William C, dial painter California Watch Co., res E
s Fifth nr Delaware, W. B.
Campbell & Spiars (A. Campbell and Frank Spiars) oyster
and chop house, 19-23 City Market
Campbell A. (Campbell & Spiars) res NE cor Eleventh and
Broadway
Campbell A. B. foreman City Hall Livery Stable, res N s
Fourteenth near Clay
Campbell Alexander, atty-at-law, res W s Telegraph av nr
Seventeenth
Campbell Alexander jr., atty-at-law, res 1311 Webster
Campbell Alexander, res 566 Caledonia av
Campbell Alexander J., student University, res University
av, nr University Grounds, B.
Campbell Andrew, res NW cor Fifth and Myrtle'
Campbell Andrew, foreman with J. Lusk & Co., res cor
Telegraph Road and Clifton, Temescal
GILBERT & HUNTER
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Orfice. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDONS, 469 NINTH ST.
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Campbell Andrew M., messenger U. S. Mint (S. F.) res NW I £
Fifth and Myrtle -*
Campbell A. O., res Eastern Hotel p^
Campbell Bernard, clerk with Wiggin & Eells, res Goss bet £.
Wood and Pine £
Campbell Colin, atty-at-law, 528 California (S. F.) res W s M
Telegraph av nr Seventeenth ??
Campbell Daniel, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res
Washington Hotel
Campbell Edward, laborer, res 471 Bay pi
Campbell Ed. H., wines and liquors, 461 Seventh, res W s
Clay bet Sixth and Seventh Q
Campbell Edward M., clerk postoffice, res 358 Seventh ^
CAMPBELL F. M., city superintendent public schools, Q
room 2, City Hall, res NW cor Fifth and Myrtle x
Campbell F. M. Mrs., teacher Lafayette School, res cor ©
Fifth and Myrtle | G
Campbell Frank, res SE cor Fifteenth and West
Campbell H. C, atty-at-law, res 1311 Harrison
Campbell James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Campbell James D., carpenter, res SE cor Fifth and Linden
Campbell James T., foreman with Bently Bros., res NE cor
Shattuck and University av, B.
Campbell J. H., carpenter, res N s Third between Grove
and Jefferson
Campbell John, foreman mason C. P. P. P., res Goss nr
Pine
Campbell John, laborer Oakland Gaslight Co., Bay pi nr
Broadway
Campbell John teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Campbell Joseph Thorn, coiner U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 775
Fourteenth
Campbell K. A. Mrs., teacher Lafayette School
Campbell L., with Oakland Planing Mill
Campbell L., domestic with L- G. Cole
Campbell Martin B., clerk, res S s Goss nr Pine
Campbell Mary, chambermaid Blake House
Campbell Mattie Miss, res S s Goss nr Pine
Campbell Michael, brakeman C. P. E. P., res Grand Wes-
tern Hotel
Campbell Moses, laborer W. D. Co., res Goss nr Pine
Campbell Norman, carpenter, res 732 Linden
Campbell Rodger, laborer, res S s Thirtieth nr San Pablo av
Campbell Thomas, laborer, Custom House (S. F.) res Goss
nr Pine
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Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
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Campbell Thomas C, plasterer, res 421 Tenth
Campbell W. S., capitalist, res Grand Central Hotel
Camper Andrew, paper carrier, res 260 Fourth
Campton George, carpenter, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Camron "William W., capitalist, res 1218 Oak
Canavan Martin, oiler, N. B. & M. E. R. (S. F.) res E s
Fifth nr Folsom, W. B.
Canavan Peter, painter, res N s Third bet Campbell and
"Willow
Canfield Alice Miss, clerk Signs of the Times, res 1067
Castro
Canfield Ida Miss, compositor Signs of the Times, res 1067
Castro
Canning James, capitalist, res 463 Thirteenth
Canning John, plasterer, res W s Humboldt av, 1 mile S
University, B.
Canning's Block, SW cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Cannon Adam, res East 14th nr Twenty-fourth av
Cannon Edward, traveling salesman, res Grand Western
Hotel
Cannon Edward E., merchant, res 867 Chester
Cannon Edward M., agent Howe Sewing Machine, res 1306
Seventh
Cannon Thomas, plumber with J. A. C. Macdonald, res 766
Fifth
Cannon "William, laborer, "W. D. Co.
Cantin J. P., stockbroker (S. F.) res 919 Adeline
Canty Wm. J., laborer, res 800 Jefferson
Canty W. S., watchman W. D. Co.
Cantz W., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Capell James R., bookkeeper with D. M. Baldwin & Co., res
1171 Eighth av
Capell William R., joiner Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 1171
Eighth av
Capital Hotel, Mrs. Julia A. Flagg, proprietor, SW cor
Eleventh and Fanklin
Capital Livery and Sales Stables, Carpenter & Shedden,
proprietors, E s Broadway nr First
Capital Palace Saloon, L. Chartrand, proprietor, 552
Broadway
CAPITAL SALOON, Herman Drucker, proprietor, 1055
Thirteenth av
CAPTAIN OF POLICE, D. H. Rand, office City Hall
Caranena Jose A., clerk with J. L. Fernandez & Co., res
NW cor Adeline and San Pablo av
Carbury Thomas, nightwatchman Oakland Wharf
'IIRFRT ft H35NTFR BUYandSELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
J. 8. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 129
Card C. M., expressman, res St. James' House
Card I. D., dentist, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-third
Card Win, M., farmer, res N s Bay pi nr Broadway
Carden "William C, carpenter, res 1161 Third
Care Martin T., tailor, 424 Ninth, res 559 Seventh
Carey John, gardner, res E s Thirteenth av bet East 17th
and East 18th
Carit Adolphe, physician, 1156 Broadway
Carithers Eli, principal Temescal School, res S s Minna nr
Telegraph av
Carlen John W., with Mercantile Agency (S. F.) res NE cor
Eighteenth and West
Carleton Alonzo B., teamster with E. Surryhine & Co., res
1754 Seward
Carleton C. A., hack driver, res 714 Webster
Carleton Charles, stockbroker (S. F.) res 476 Twelfth
CARLETON GEORGE H., health inspector and fire warden,
City Hall, res SW cor Twelfth and Washington
Carleton Henry E., farmer, res W s San Pablo avnr D wight
way, W. B.
Carleton John A., sawyer, res 1754 Seward
Carley G. H. Mrs., res 1003 Webster
Carlin Patrick, laborer C. P. R. R., res W s Chester bet
Fifth and Seventh
Carlin Thomas, machinist C. P. R. R., res S s Gossnr Wood
Carlisle Daniel, contractor and builder, res 365 Ninth
Carlisle M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 365 Ninth
Carlow James, laborer, res Winthrop House
Carlson Conrad, laborer, res N s S}rcamore nr San Pablo av
Carlson Thos., mason, res E s Chestnut bet Tenth and Twelfth
Carmady Mary Mrs., res 570 Sixth
Carman Frank D., carpenter C. P. R. R., res S s Eighth bet
Peralta and Campbell
Carman Frank V., res Pearson nr Taylor
Carmichael & Oderkirk (Charles Carmichael and John Oder-
kirk) contractors and builders, 361 Eighth
Carmichael Charles (Carmichael & Oderkirk) res Grand
Central Hotel
Cam all James S., carpenter, res N s University av nr Uni-
versity Grounds, B.
Carnall Nathan C, real estate, office and res N s University
av nr University Grounds, B.
Carnall Sallie Miss, student University, res N s University
av nr University Grounds, B.
Carney & Nolan (Jeremiah Carney and James Nolan) saloon,
417 Seventh
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130 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Carney Jeremiah (Carney & Nolan) res 417 Seventh
Carney Thomas, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Caro Arniand, clerk with S. Caro, res 515 Tenth
Caro Charles, salesman with A. Lippmann, res 512 Eighth
Caro Samuel, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, NW cor
Broadway and Eighth, res 515 Tenth
Caron Joseph, teamster with Bemillard Bros., res cor Second
and Clay
Carothers J. T., collector Oakland Ferry (Oakland wharf)
res W s Chester nr Fifth
CARPENTER & SHEDDEN (Wm. H. Carpenter and Wm.
Shedden) proprietors Capital Livery and Sale Stables,
E s Broadway nr First
Carpenter A. M. S., editor Democrat, res 1156 Alice
Carpenter Charles, clerk City Tax Collector's Office, res 659
Franklin
Carpenter Frank, butcher with W. Jarvis, res junction Web-
ster and Broadway
Carpenter Henry H., livery stable, res N s First nr Franklin
Carpenter Nathaniel E., laborer with F. C. Coggeshall, res
W s San Pablo av nr Temescal Creek
Carpenter William C, steward, res 770 Sixth
Carpenter William H. (Carpenter & Shedden) res First bet
Franklin and Webster
Carpentier H. W., atty.at-law (S. F.) res 254 Third
Carr George P., plumber, res S s Twenty-second nr Linden
Carr Henry W., machinist (S. F.) res 1661 Eighth
Carr John, laborer, res N s Twentieth nr Franklin
Carr Laurence, res 219 Tenth
Carr L. M. Miss, domestic 760 Eleventh
Carr L. T., atty-at-law (S. F.) res Blake House
Carr Michael, boilermaker, res NW cor Sixteenth av and
East 12th
Carrick D. S. (Hayes, Carrick & Co.) res NE cor Twelfth av
and East 15th
Carrick J. W., capitalist, res 753 Eighth
Carrigan Martin, laborer, res Es Magnolia nr Twenty-second
Carrigan William, teamster with Brennan Bros., res SW cor
Second and University av, W. B.
CARRIQUE E. T., agent State Investment and Insurance
Co., 460 Eighth, res Fifth bet Clay and Jefferson
Carroll Augustus, fireman Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Carroll George, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res Second
bet Washington and Clay
Carroll George W., machinist C. P. K. B., res E s Wood
bet Atlantic and William
dlfcHMflMT UnTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now o:'ers
I CU If lUll I nU I LL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
l-tordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 131
Carroll Harry TV\, student University, res Berkeley House
Carroll Martin, laborer, res SE cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Carroll Michael, laborer, res SW cor Twenty-second and
Curtis
Carroll Patrick, laborer, res N s Fifth nr Linden
Carroll Wesley, res Fruit Yale av nr East 27th
Carros Frederick, butcher, res N s Dalton av nr Stockyards
Carruthers John, coffee and spice (S. F.) res S s Eighth nr
Center
Carson Charles, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
CARSON JAMES N., res 528 Ninth
Carter Albert, res 1156 Broadway
Carter Benjamin F., marble cutter with J. Sullivan, res cor
Linden and Eighteenth
Carter Benjamin H., canvasser, res 722 Chestnut
Carter Charles M., carpenter, res SW cor Sixteenth and
Linden
Carter C. W. Mrs., res Knox House
Carter George, fireman Oakland Planing Mill, res Overland
House
Carter John, atty-at-law (S. F.) res 531 Ninth
Carter John, tailor, 466 Eighth, res W s Linden nr Eigh-
teenth
Carter Matthew G., laborer, res E s Chester bet Third and
Fifth
Carter Michael, helper W. D. Co.
Carter Robert J., laborer, res E s Chester bet Third and Fifth
Carter Samuel P., res 316 Tenth
Carter Thomas, tailor with J. Carter, 466 Eighth
Carter William, porter with W. H. Stewart, res 865 Broad-
way
Carter William F., machinist, res N s Ninth nr Chester
Carter on Edward, gardener with J. Mora Moss, res 620
Fifth, rear
Cartright Alfred D., res 771 Fourteenth
Gary Clarence A. (Jaycox & Cary) res S s Twenty -first bet
Brush and West
Cary F. M., painter, res SW cor B and Haven
Cary L. Mrs., dressmaker, SW cor Bay and Haven
CARY L. H., city physician, office City Hall, res 916 Eighth
Case Elijah, res 1364 Broadway
Case Isham, res SE cor Twelfth av and East 15th
Caselli Andrew (M. Caselli & Co.) res 59 San Pablo av
Caselli M. (M. Caselli & Co.) res 59 San Pablo av
Caselli M. & Co. (M. and Andrew Caselli) manufacturers
plaster decorations, 59 San Pablo av
Pll 0£DT 9 UiliUTrD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
UlLDLn i & nJH iLll (Mice. 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Pai
(Mice. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
132 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
Casey H., tailor, res 1809 Seventh
Casey Jeremiah, harnessniaker, res 729 Fifth
Casey John, laborer, res NW cor Fourteenth and Magnolia
Casey John (Michael Casey & Son) res SE cor Second and
Webster
Casey Luke, laborer, res E s Lewis nr Third
Casey Michael & Son (Michael and John Casey) horseshoers
and farriers, 418 Tenth
Casey Michael (Michael Casey & Son) res SE cor Second
and Webster
Casey Thos. C, contractor, res SE cor Broadway and Durant
Casey W., with C. P. K. E., res 923 Linden
Casey W. J., porter Grand Central Hotel
Cashman M. A. Mrs., dry goods and notions, E s Dana bet
Bancroft way and University av, B.
Cashman Michael, farmer, res E s Dana bet Bancroft way
and University av, B.
Casoli John, helper Oakland Paving Co.
Caspar Jacob, res 577 Second
Cassady Francis, hostler with Hard & Howe
Casserly Maria, domestic with Hiram Tubbs
Cassidy Bernard, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tel-
egraph Road and Clifton, Temescal
Cassidy Edward, butcher, res SE cor Broadway and Fourth
Cassidy Ellen, saloon, W s San Pablo av nr R. R. crossing
Cassidy James, clerk, res 1001 Franklin
Cassidy James, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res W s San
Pablo av nr R. R. crossing
Cassidy John, laborer, res Winthrop House
Cassidy John, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Cassidy Patrick, carpenter, res 1001 Franklin
Castangan Leon, billiardist, res Winsor House
CASTERLINE EDWARD P., editor and proprietor Real
Estate Advance and secretary Real Estate and Mer-
chants Exchange, res 559 Eighth
Castilian Frank, res cor Wood and Fourteenth
Castello Aestas E. atty-at-law, 834 Broadway
Castle Charles H., carpenter, res W s Forty-second nr Grove
Castro Beatrice Mrs., res 362 Seventh
Castro Frank, laborer, res 1846 Grove
Castro Luis, county surveyor, County Court House, room 4,
res San Leandro
Caswell Charles A., carpenter with A. J. McKee, res 768
Lydia
Caswell Mason P. (Maloon & Caswell) res SE cor Twelfth
and Market
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Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDONS, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ (J ] DIRECTORY. 133
Catlier Joseph P. J., bookkeeper with Huntington, Hopkins
& Co. (S. F.) res N s Twelfth nr Campbell
Cattaneo Giusue, restaurant and garden, E s Telegraph av
nr Temescal Creek
Cattell J. E., res 1515 Third
Catteral Thomas, carpenter, res 1510 Broadway
Catton Frederick K., cashier (S. F.) res 805 Brush
Caulkins Silas, wharfinger Green-st Wharf (S. F.) res 806
Willow
Cavagnaro F. (Clivio & Cavagnaro) res 920 Broadway
Cavanah Edward, laborer, res 960 Castro
Cavanaugh Maria, domestic with Hiram Tubbs
Cavanaugh Martin, laborer, res 690 Park
Cavara — , laborer with Corlies & Merritt
CAVASSO R. J., groceries and dairy produce, SE cor Clay
and Eighth, res SE cor Castro and Third
Cavell H., Bed Star Tea Store, SE cor Clay and Eighth
Caverly Orin E., clerk with Steere & Colby, res 419 East 12th
Cavero Joseph, groceries, store and res SE cor Mvrtle and
Third
Cawlan Thomas, boilermaker W. D. Co., res Goss bet Pine
and Wood
Cecil S. W., sashmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res 659 Grove
Cemmett Chas., laborer, res N s William bet Cedar and Bay
Centennial Block, NE cor Fourteenth and Clay
Centennial House, NE cor Cedar and Seventh
Centennial M. E. Church, Bev. J. H. Wythe jr. pastor, W s
Campbell nr Taylor
CENTENNIAL (THE) Mrs. M. K. Wilson proprietor, NE
cor Clay and Fourteenth
Central Block, SE cor Twelfth and Broadway
CENTRAL LAND CO. (THE) Leander G. Cole president,
John L. Beard vice-president, F. B. Has well secretary
and treasurer, 954 Broadway
CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL, Beed & Magee proprietors,
NE cor Eleventh and Webster
Central Pacific Kailroad House, F. Leonhard proprietor, NE
cor Bay and William
Cerf Aaron, money broker, res 263 Fourth
Cerini Frank, junk (S. F.) res NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Market
Cettelo Gustavus, hostler with A. W. May
Cezar Garnet J., barber with Smith & Wilson, res 713 Broad-
way
Chabot A., president Contra Costa Water Co., res Tubbs'
Hotel
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BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
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Chabot Rerni, superintendent Contra Costa Water Co., res
277 Eighth
Chabot Robert, piperuaker, res cor First and Webster
Chabot Robert, with Contra Costa Water Co., res 277 Eighth
Chace & Tucker, carpet cleaning and coloring works, NE cor
Second and Broadway
Chalfant John E., res 981 Fifth av
Chalmers Robert, res S s Vernon nr Telegraph av
CHAMBERLAIN & POWERS (William H. Chamberlain
and O. B. Powers) proprietors and publishers Oakland
Daily Transcript, 911 Broadway
Chamberlain Albert, carpenter, res W s Ninth bet Bristol
and Delaware, W. B.
Chamberlain C. H., receiver U. S. Land Office, 506 Jackson,
res Telegraph av nr McClure's Military .Academy
Chamberlain E., laborer, res Overland House
Chamberlain E. W., foreman Oakland Planing Mill, res 817
Center
Chamberlain G. H. Mrs., res Grand Central Hotel
Chamberlain John, clerk, res N s East 16th bet Sixth and
Seventh avs
Chamberlain Mary Z. Mrs., res NE cor Audubon and Dwight
way, B.
Chamberlain Silas, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 805
Jackson
CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM: H. (Chamberlain & Powers)
res cor Central av and St. George, Alameda
Chamberlin Afred M., sashmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res
960 Clay
Chamberlin Charles, laborer with Samm's Flouring Mill, res
Eagle House
Chamberlin Ransom, res S s Bancroft way nr Choate av, B.
Chamberlin William, with Oakland Furniture Warerooms,
res 476 Twelfth
Chambers Alexander J., bookkeeper with Riehn, Hemme &
Co. and Chambers & Pine, (S. F.) res SE cor Fifteenth
and Jefferson
Chambers B. Miss, teacher music, res N s Seventeenth nr
San Pablo av
Chambers Frederick, tinsmith with O. C. Kirk, res Golden
Star Hotel
Chambers George (Gladding, McBean <fc Co.) res Chicago
Chambers L. Miss, dressmaker, res 1273 San Pablo av
Chambers Samuel A., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Champion A. D. A. Mrs., res 375 Fifth
Champlin Charles C, teamster, res Eagle House
'IFniVinNT 9PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
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OAKLAND [C] DIRECTORY. 135
Chanaron H., barber, 424 Eleventh, res 661 Fourth q
Chanarou Matthew, barber with H. Chanaron, res 661 Fourth
Chance John H., fireman C. P. Pi. B., res XE cor Cedar and «*
Goss M
Chance B., fireman, res Railroad Exchange Hotel £■
Chandler E. L., architect Oakland Planing Mill, res Xicoll H
House —
Chandler Simeon, res W s Chestnut nr Thirtieth
Chandler S. M. Mrs., res 1201 Alice g
Chantereau E., capitalist, res 816 Washington q
Chapel Benjamin A., carpenter W. D. Co., res W s Filbert —
bet Sixteenth and Eighteenth ™
Chapin 0. A., stocks, res 921 Myrtle
Chapin Samuel A. jr., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall ^
Chapman Charles D., painter, res SI 2 Webster ~
Chapman Edward, jeweler (S. F.) res NW cor Lydia and
Brush »?
Chapman Isaac N., surveyor, res XE cor Pine and Goss 0
Chapman J. F., res SW cor Ninth av and East 11th
Chapman Melvine, painter, res 812 Webster Sf
Chapman Thomas B., brakeman C. P. E. E., res 621 Sixth
Chapman William H., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Chapman — , engineer Brooklyn Engine Xo. 4 >
Chappellet F., president Pacific Stone Co. and Berkeley *5
Water Works Co., oifice terminus X. E. E. B. B., Berke- f
ley, res Blake House
Chappie Joseph (Chappie, Tallman <t Co.) res SE cor Choate c?
and Bancroft way, B. "
Chappie, Tallman & Co. (Joseph Chappie, George S. and >
Thomas T. Tallman) grocers and general merchandize, ^
SE cor Choate and Bancroft way, B. 2
Ckaquette Aime, teamster with Eemillard Bros., res cor il
Second and Clay P
Charles Alpheus, proprietor Piedmont Dairy, res X s Weston "
av nr Broadway
Charles M. L., carpenter, res Eureka Hotel
Charleston William S., student University
Charpontier Peter, groceries and liquors, 612 Franklin ~
Chart John, capitalist, E s Union bet University av nr Ban
croft way, B.
CHARTER OAK HOTEL, W. M. Hall proprietor, S s Sev
enth bet Pine a'ud Wood ^
Chartrand Louis, proprietor Capital Palace Saloon, 552 ^
Broadway
Chase Andrew K.. salesman with Kohler & Chase, res 911
Seventh
Pll DCDT P I4MWTCD agents for san francisco and alameda property.
UlLDLn! unUlllLn Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
>
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
136
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DIRECTORY.
Chase A. R., machinist, res 71 Valley
Chase Charles E., special policeman, res 983 Center
Chase Clara A. Miss, res 1714 Eighth
Chase E. J., policeman, res NW cor William and Campbell
Chase Frank, res N¥ cor East 14th and Nineteenth av
Chase George, (Bangle & Chase) res 202 East Ninth
Chase James A., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Cedar and
Seventh, res NW cor Campbell and William
Chase Joseph jr., carpenter, res N s Seventeenth bet Brush
and Castro
Chase Joseph C, carpenter, res Alhambra House
Chase Martha R. Miss, student University, res Young
Ladies' Club
Chase Quincy A. (Kohler & Chase) res 1714 Eighth
Chatfield James, laborer, res 418 Fourth
Chauche A. G., res NW cor Alice and Seventh
Cheminant A. S., deputy County Recorder, res cor Oak and
and Pacific av, Alameda
Chemet W. C, paper carrier, res 559 Seventh
Cheney Lemuel W., student University, res Entre Nous
Club
Cheney Oliver, laborer with Shakespeare & Walter, res El
Dorado House
Chenoweth John, carpenter, res 816 Clay
Chenoweth John jr., barkeeper with J. J. Hanifin
Chenoweth Wellington, painter, res 816 Clay
Chenoweth William, bartender with Chas. Jurgen, res SE
cor Sixth and Clay
Chesebrogh Andronicus, shipping merchant, res 56 Seventh
Chessman Joseph, res 1207 Broadway
Chester Charles, carpenter, res 813 Adeline
Cheu Lee & Co. (Chinese) cigars, 812 Broadway
Chevalier Louis M., barber, 713 Broadway, res W s Pine
bet Seventh and Goss
Chevanton Francis, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cheyrias S., cook with J. Marques, res Eighth nr Wash-
ington
Chi Phi House, William R. Shaw secretary and treasurer,
W s Dana nr University av, bet Berkeley av and Ban-
croft Way
Chick Ora Mrs., res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Chief Engineer Fire Department, F. O. Tidier, City Hall
Child Edward, contractor and builder, res 1207 Broadway
Child E. F. stock broker, res Tubbs Aotel
Child E. Mrs., lodgings, 1207 Broadway
Child George B., res Tubbs' Hotel
GILBERT & HUNTER
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 137
Childs George W., laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Linden
Cbilds John H., laborer W. D. Co., res Chester bet Third
Fifth
Childs J. W., master mariner, res 727 Fourth
Childs W. W., bricklayer, res 809 Webster
Chilson S. J. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 1275 San Pa-
blo av
Childress Martha W. Mrs., res 936 Filbert
Chilton Arthur, res East 23d bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third avs
China Chim (Chinese) laundry, 421 Tenth
Chinese Christian Association School, 365 Eighth
Ching Fook (Chinese) cigars, 410 Eighth
Chisholm Duncan R., carpenter, res S s Third bet Lewis
and Peralta
Chittenden Royal G., soap pedlar, res N s Thirty-ninth nr
Grove
Chiloupek V., machinist Oakland Iron Works, res 701
Washington
Choynski I. N., books and stationery, 1214 Broadway, res
S. F.
Christensen Belle, domestic, 724 Fourteenth
Christensen G. A. E., dentist, res 1207 Broadway
Christenson Michael, res S s Thirteenth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Christian Frank, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Christie Robert J., atty-at-law, 1004 Broadway, res Grand
Central Hotel
Christofferson B., laborer, res NW cor A and Hannah
Christy Samuel B., instructor chemistry, University
Chubb Charles, stairbuilder W. D. Co., res 812| Jessie, S.F
Chung Kee (Chinese) Oakland Co., cigar manufacturing,
466 Seventh
Chung Lee (Chinese) laundry, 413 Seventh
Chung Wah (Chinese) laundry) foot of Franklin
Church Gideon, gardener, res E s Eighteenth av bet East
14th and East 15th
Church Joseph W., custom house officer (S. F.) res 826
Fifteenth
Church of the Advent (Episcopal) SW cor Seventeenth av
and East 14th
Church of the Immaculate Conception (R. C.) Rev. M.
King pastor, W s Jefferson bet Seventh and Eighth
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (R. C.) Rev Lawrence
Serda pastor, N s Evoy av bet Grove and West, North
Temescal
IEDM0NT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
138 OAKLAND [0] DIRECTORY.
Church R. O., machinist Oakland Planing Mill, res San
Pablo av nr Sixteenth
Church Roderick, deputy county clerk, res NE cor Sixth
and Webster
Churchhill William H., res 1317 Harrison
Cilley Scott F , clerk with Steere & Colby, res SE cor Thir-
teenth av and East l'2th
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CO. (St. Louis) W. F. Hitch-
cock agent, 958 Broadway
City Assessor, Joseph M. Dillon, office City Hall, room 1
City Attorney, Henry Vrooman, office City Hall
City Clerk, James Dods, office City Hall, room 4
City Council, W. A. Walter president, City Hall
City Engineer, Thomas J. Arnold, office City Hall
City Hall, NW cor Fourteenth and San Pablo Road
CITY HALL LIVERY STABLE, W. A. Richards propri-
etor, N s Fourteenth W of City Hall
City License Collector, J. J. Porter, office City Hall, rm 5
City Marshal, Perry Johnson, City Hall, room 5
City Physician, Dr. L. H. Cary, office City Hall
City Pound, Daniel Rattery master, Thirtieth and Peralta
City Superintendent Public Schools, F. M. Campbell, office
City Hall
City Tax Collector, Perry Johnson, City Hall, room 5
City Treasurer, James Dods. office City Hall, room 4
City Wharfinger, William Harwood, office City Hall
Civel Martha Mrs., res 216 Eighth
Clancey John P., cook with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph av and Clifton, Temescal
Clancey William, stableman with L. M. Beaudry
Clancy Bridget, domestic, 704 Eighth
Clabe Antone, bootmaker with R. Incapis, res cor Kearny
and Broadway, S. F.
Clapp & Larkin (T. J. Clapp and J. Larkin) carpenters and
builders, 805 Isabella
Clapp Joseph L., farmer, res S s College Way bet Wilvia
and Louisa, B.
Clapp Nancy H. Miss, res 1023 Chester
Clapp T. J. (Clapp & Larkin) res 805 Isabella
Clark A. F.,. res Central Pacific Railroad House
Clark Alvia K., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 717 Tenth
Clark Carl, clerk freight department C. P. R. R. (S. F.)res
1267 Clay
Clark Charles J., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res E s
Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Driye and elegant Dinner
DAYorNIGHl
only 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 139
Clark Charles K., bookkeeper (S. F.) res E s Prospect pi
bet Webster and Telegraph av
Clark Edward, painter and extraman Engine Co. No. 1, res
N s Seventeenth nr Grove
Clark Ezra, agent Wilson Sewing Machine Co., res N s Six-
teenth nr Jefferson
Clark Foster T., livery stable 1066 Thirteenth av, res Union
Hotel
Clark George, foreman boilermaker W. D. Co., res S s Goss
bet Wood and Pine
Clark George, laborer, res Eagle House
Clark George, miller with Oakland City Flouring Mills, res
563 Seventh
Clark George, shipjoiner, W. D. Co.
Clark G. R., night clerk S. F. Postoffice, res 366 Fifth
Clark Henry, whitener, res SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Adeline
Clark Henry H., compositor with Butler & Bowman, res
Goss nr Pine
Clark Hugh, plasterer, res 77 Valley
Clark James, groceries and liquors, store and res SE cor
Filbert and Fifth
Clark James, stairbuilder, W. D. Co., res 1712 Eighth
Clark James A., artesian well borer, res E s Evoy av nr
Telegraph av
Clark J. F., mining, res Tubbs' Hotel
Clark John, carpenter, res Eland House
Clark, John, hatter, res 1504 Third
Clark John P., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Clark Katie Miss, res 604 Seventeenth
Clark Kenneath, carpenter, res Eagle House
Clark Levi, painter, res S s Eighteenth nr West
Clark Lizzie, domestic with W. H. J. Matthews
Clark Maggie Miss, laundress, 707 Washington
Clark Marion, res 46H Fourth
Clark M. B., vocal and instrumental music teacher, res NW
cor Telegraph av and Forty-third
Clark M. C. Mrs., music teacher, res Sixteenth nr Jefferson
Clark Myron S., miner, res 669 Third
Clark Rachel, dressmaker, res N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Clark Rebecca, dressmaker, res N s Temescal nr Telegraph
av
Clark Richard N., porter C. P. R. R., res E s Willow nr
Chase
Clark Rodney A., carpenter, res Pearson nr Taylor
Clark Rosanna, domestic, NW cor Tenth and Chestnut
fill RFRT Z HIINTFR ■ REAL ESTATE an<l ,nsijrance agents ( 224 Montgomery s.f.
i LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
140
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
engineer N.
R. R. B. B., resW s Shattuck
Clark Samuel C.
nr Addison, B.
Clark Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res N s Temescal nr Tele-
graph av
Clark Stephen J., night-clerk Post Office (S. F.) res N s
Seventeenth nr Kirkham
Clark Thomas B., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasurer (S. F.) res
1217 Harrison
Chark Thomas C, plasterer, res S s Fifteenth bet Kirkham
and Cypress
Clark William, miller, Samm's Flouring Mill, res 522 Second
Clark William P., res 769 Twelfth
Clarke C. R. Mrs., res S s Bancroft way nr Audubon, B.
Clarke Edwin A., res cor Seventh av and East 20th
Clarke Frederick, proprietor, Bay Central House, NW cor
University av and Second, W. B.
Clarke James, clerk with Bowen & Brown, res NW cor San
Pablo av and Delaware, W. B.
Clarke J. B., assistant instructor mathematics, University
Clarke John, turner, res 633 Magnolia
Clarke Richard, laborer, res W s San Pablo av nr Cal.
Watch Co. -factory, W. B.
Clarke Russell W.3 student University, res S s Bancroft
way nr Audubon, B.
Clasen Louise, domestic, NW cor Washington and Tenth
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, G. F. Degen,
principal, 1420 San Pablo av
Classon & Trost (John Classon and Gustavus A. Trost) hair-
dressers, 1010 Broadway
Classon John (Classon & Trost) res 515 Delger
Clausen C, plasterer, res 764 Brush
Clavelot A., sawfiler, 411 Seventh
Clay Frederic, res S s Market bet Ninth and Tenth
Clayton Charles, merchant (S. F.) res 710 Fifteenth
Clayton J. E., Mrs., res 674 Brown
Clayton Wm., cabinetmaker with C. S. Hansen, res 517 Ninth
Clayton William A., res 674 Brown
Clear Peter, laborer, res St. Louis House
Clear Thomas, fireman Oakland Gaslight Co., res 358 Ninth
Cleary James, gardener Bay Nursery, res E s Watts nr
Cleary Michael (McCusker & Co., S. F.) res 912 Clay
Clement Belle M. Miss, res 1015 Eighth
Clement E. B., searcher of records (S. F.) res 1227 Webster
Clement Lewis M., civil engineer C. P. R. R., res 1013
Twelfth
AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ,Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY
141
CLASSICAL Ml EIB-LISH SCHOOL
1420 San Pablo Av, near 18th St.,
OAKLAND.
GEORGE FREDERIC DEGEN, A. M., Principal.
F. PAGET, A. M., Instructor in Modern Languages.
The special aim of the School is to prepare students of both sexes for the University.
Younger pupils, (boys only) are also received and thoroughly trained in a Primary, or
Grammar School course.
The system of instruction pursued is based upon careful explanation of principles,
frequent reviews, and steady and persistant drill. It is believed that by this system the
pupil will make, in the end, more rapid progress, and with more lasting results, than by
any other.
TERMS:
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE,
Lower Forms, $8.00 per month.
Upper " 10.00 " "
Modern Languages, each. . . 2.00 " " extra.
For further information, apply to or address the Principal, Oakland.
Clement Rufus H., salesman (S. F.) resNW cor Eighteenth
and Brush
Clement, — carpenter, 518 Sixth
Clements Gilbert (Cadogan & Co.) res Webster bet Green
and Union, S. F.
Clements James, engineer Oakland Paving Co.
Cleno A., res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Clerk City, James Dods, office 4 City Hall
Clerk County, Charles G. Reed, County Court House,
room 1
Cleverly C. C, jeweler, res Eland House
Cleverly H. C, watchmaker with Berger & Co., res cor
Seventh and Franklin
Clibborn Percy J., bookkeeper (S. F.) res Blake House
Clifford Frank P., draughtsman and ;machinist Cal. Watch
Co., res Park House, W. B.
Clifford John, laborer, res 813 Chester
Clifford Joseph, engineer C. P. R. R., res E s Lewis nr
First
CLIFFORD'S LIVERY STABLES, T. C. Clifford, pro-
prietor, 411 Thirteenth
ilLBERT & HUNTER { REAL ESTA-T-E--n— -S™-A-N-C-E AGENTS* 224 Montgomery. s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
142 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
CLIFFORD THOMAS C, livery stable, 411 Thirteenth
Clifford Timothy, laborer, res S s Goss nr Pine
Clifton William G., bookkeeper with C. R. Lewis & Co.,
954 Broadway
Climer Samuel, carpenter, res N s William nr Bay
Climo A., carpenter W. D. Co., res Railroad Exchange
Climo Samuel, carpenter W. D. Co., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Cline Charles, cook Golden Star Hotel
Cline N., janitor, 1004 Broadway, res 857 Clay
CLINTON FLOURING MILLS, Weston & Welch propri-
etors SW cor Twelfth av and East 11th
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper (S. F.) res S s Logan nr Telegraph
av
Clivio & Cavagnaro (C. Clivio and F. Cavagnaro) fruits,
candies, tobacco and paper bags, 920 Broadway
Clivio C. (Clivio & Cavagnaro) res 920 Broadway
Cloeren Edward, brewer Oakland Brewery, res 1512 Broad-
way
CLOONY & O'BRIEN (Thomas Cloony and William
O'Brien) wood and coal, cor Seventh and Peralta
Cloony Thomas (Cloony & O'Brien) res cor Seventh and
Peralta
Clough Alton H., clerk (S. F.) res N s Twelfth nr Wood
Clough James, carpenter, res Humboldt House
Clough James P., mining, res N s Twelfth nr Wood
Clough Mary L. Miss, reporter, 1059 Castro, res cor Twen-
ty-eighth and Castro
Clough Myron E., engineer Oakland Planing Mill, res 517
Third
Clough Thomas, carpenter, res Humboldt House
Clow Amelia Miss, teacher Dnrant School, res 571 Cale-
donia av
Clow E. Mrs., res 571 Caledonia av
Clow James B., student University, res 571 Caledonia av
Clow M. B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res 571
Caledonia av
Clymer J. J., res 306 Fourteenth
Coakley Dennis, laborer, res NE cor First and Chestnut
Coakley John, laborer, res NE cor First and Chestnut
Coan James A., blacksmith C. P. R. R., res 815 Twenty-
second
Coates Thomas Mrs., res 802 Alice
Coates William D., stock broker (S. F.) res 9.14 Brush
Coats Charles A., painter, res E s Chestnut nr Thirty-sec-
ond
A tautifnl Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAXD.
. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 143
Cobb George D., deputy County Recorder, res E s Park nr
Central av, Alameda
Cobb Lewis, clerk with A. C. Brown, resNW cor Telegraph
av and Brown
Cobb Riiifus S., watchman W. D. Co.
Cobbledick Jas. (Meeker, James & Co., S. F.) res 177 E 12th
Cobourn Robert, miller Samm's Flouring Mill, res cor Clay
and Fourth
Coburn C. A., canvasser Singer Sewing Machine, res Tele-
graph road, nr Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Coburn S. A., solicitor, res Telegraph road, nr Deaf and
Dumb Asylum
Coby Peter, laborer, res E s East 16th bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs
Cochran A. H., painter, res 1114 Tenth av
Cochran Jesse F., signpainter, res 1876 Myrtle
Cochran John T. (Cochran & Sullivan, S. F.) res E s Brush
nr Eighteenth
Coder Sherman B., wheelwright, 608 Broadway, res cor
East 14th and Sixteenth av
Codiga Graziana (Joseph Anselmi & Co.) res NW cor Ra-
cine and Merced av, B.
Coe John T., collector, 921 Broadway, res 946 Adeline
Coe Theodore H., bookkeeper Oakland Gaslight Co., res
412 Fourteenth
Coelho John C, hostler with Tinkham & Butterfield
Coffee & Furst CM. H. Coffee and H. Furst) dry, fancy and
furnishing goods and boots and shoes, 837 Broadway
Coffee Michael H. (Coffee & Furst) res 516 Fifth
Coffey William M., salesman with E. H. Hyde, res 1273
San Pablo av
Cogan William, carpenter W. D. Co., res NE cor Eighth
and Wood
Coggeshall Frederick C, farmer, W s. San Pablo av nr
Tcmcsctil crock
Coggeshall Frederick R. (J. W. Cox <fc Co., S. F.) res San
Pablo av nr Temescal creek
Coghlan John M., U. S. District Attorney (S. F.) res N s
Walton nr Telegraph av
Cogswell James P., real estate, res 1116 West
Cohen Alice Miss, student University
Cohen Annie, fancy dry goods N s Seventh nr Willow
Cohen Jacob, res NE cor Seventh and Willow
Cohen Jacob M., agent I. N. Choynsky, res 1156 Broadway
Cohen James, laborer C. P. R. R., res S s Forty-fifth nr
Telegraph av
Pll RFRT K. HMNTFH AGENrs F0K SAN fkancisco and alameda propekiy.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
144 OAKLAND [ C ] DIRECTORY.
Cohen John, painter, res S s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Cohen Samuel, salesman with Melius Bros., res Washington
nr Sixth
Cohen S. S., clothing (S. F.) res 584 Charter
Cohn Henry, carpenter C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Coindre Fannie Mrs., fruits, 669 Broadway
Cokely Daniel, laborer, res 828 Fifteenth
Colburn Alfred, miner, res N s Caledonia av bet Telegraph
av and Grove
Colburn Edward S., stocks (S. F.) res N s Caledonia av bet
Telegraph av and Grove
Colburn Henry, teamster with Sterry Walker, res Pleasant
Valley av nr Vallecito av
Colburn Jacob S., clerk with Christian Schreiber, res N s
Caledonia av bet Telegraph av and Grove
Colby Amasa D., farmer, W s Telegraph road half mile N of
Temescal
Colby Edward, machinehand Brooklyn Planing Mill, res
1113 Sixteenth av
Colby F. Miss, dressmaker, S s Laurel bet Broadway and
Telegraph av
Colby F. I. Miss, dressmaker, res S s Laurel bet Broadway
and Telegraph av
Colby George E., student University
Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Colby) res W s Twelfth av bet
East 16th and East 17th
Colby Leroy E., machine hand with H. W. Barnes
Colderwick Frederick, shipwright W. D. Co., res N s Atlan-
tic bet Pine and Cedar
Cole Charles, dishwasher Grand Central Hotel
Cole Charles H., steward Grand Central Hotel
Cole L. A., carpenter, res Sunnyside House
Cole L. G., capitalist, res W s Webster nr Twenty-second
Cole Marie D. Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club, W. B.
COLE RECTOR E., dentist and president Board Education,
1055 Broadway, res SE cor Adeline and Tenth
Cole William, miller with Sarpy, Barstow & Co., res 354
Sixth
Cole William J., res 1215 Jefferson
Coleman John, clerk with Gernreich & Thornburg, res NE
cor Chester and Eighth
Coleman John, laborer, res Twentieth nr Franklin
Coleman John W., stockbroker (S. F.) res 754 Eighth
Coleman Martin, laborer W. D. Co., res Twentieth nr Frank-
lin
PIFDIVSONT ^PRINP*\ F'R£T CLASS H0TEL for SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Proof.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [0] DIRECTORY. 145
Coleman Patrick, fireman W. D. Co., res 1016 Fifth
Coleman Thomas S., res SE cor Campbell and Atlantic
Colen Henry, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Coles G. B. Russell, res S s Powell nr San Pablo av
Colfer John, clerk with James Larue, res Fourteenth av bet
East 18th and East 19th
Colgett John, gardener, res S s Fourteenth nr Filbert
Colin Benoit, trunk manufacturer, 305 Twelfth
Collard John, carpenter, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
College Hall, A. C. Dietz proprietor, NE cor Harrison and
Twelfth
Collicott James P., sawyer W. D. Co., res Taylor nr Pine
Collie John, carpenter, res 721 Eleventh
Collier John, laborer, res 806 Fifth
Collins Albert F., wholesale produce, res NW cor Durant
and Jackson
Collins Albert W., res 953 Castro
Collins Alfred, hatter (S. F.) res S s Lincoln bet Wood and
Pine
Collins Benj., carpenter, res NE cor Ninth av and East 11th
Collins Cornelius, engineer C. P. R. R.
Collins Dennis, laborer, res 167 Eighth
Collins Edward, laborer, res SW cor Telegraph av and Forty-
third
Collins Edward L., student University
Collins George H. (Higgins & Collins, S. F.) res SE cor
Chestnut and Third
Collins H. C, res 362 Tenth
Collins Henry, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Collins Henry, clerk, res 362 Tenth
Collins Jennie, domestic, 942 Wood
Collins Jeremiah, fruit and produce, 661 Broadway
Collins John J., laborer, res N s East 19th nr Thirteenth av
Collins John S., assistant superintendent Mountain View
Cemetery, res Webster nr Cemetery
Collins Lyman P., salesman Florence S. M. Co. (S. F.) res
NW cor Campbell and Chase
Collins Michael, contractor, res SE cor Chestnut and Third
Collins Michael, laborer, res Mechanics' Hotel
Collins Nora Mrs., res cor Market and Eighteenth
Collins P. M., carpenter, res S s Seventeenth nr Grove
Collins Samuel G., laborer, res 601 East 12th
Collins Solomon, bricklayer, res S s Prospect pi nr Tele-
graph av
Pll QCDT S UiiftiTTD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDE.nl 0c null I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
10
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
146 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Collins T., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Collins Tom, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Collins William (Tubbs & Collins) and superintendent Moun-
tain View Cemetery, res Webster nr Cemetery
Collins William D., carpenter, res 814 Myrtle
Collins W. W., res Tubbs' Hotel
Collischonn Charles, clerk with Ir Belloc (S. F.) res 763
Grove
Collyer Jacob, carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Twelfth nr
Wood
Cornier Frederick C, carpenter, res Star House
Coltart Matthew B., clerk, res 762 Jefferson
Colton & Reed (Walter E. Colton and Thomas R. Reed)
painters and paper hangers, NE cor Twenty-first and
Telegraph av
Colton Walter E. (Colton & Reed) res NE cor Twenty-first
and Telegraph av
Colvin James A., gasfitter, res 816 Chester
Colwell John, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Combs Henry, carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Comer James, car repairer C. P. R. R., res 907 Willow
Comerford Edward, bricklayer, res S s University av nr
Shattuck, B.
Comes Emanuel, printer, res 712 Filbert
Comes Trinity, dressmaker, res 712 Filbert
Comison — , res Grand Western Hotel
Commercial Fire Insurance Co. (of London) William Hos-
kins agent, 909 Broadway
Commercial Insurance Co. (of California) J. J. Gardiner
agent, 1106 Broadway
Compana Peter, miner Oakland Paving Co.
Compton Annie Mrs., res S s Cleveland av nr Telegraph av
Compton H. K., brakeman C. P. R. R., res Union Hotel
Conard W. I)., apothecary, SE cor East 12th and Thirteenth
av, res 1004 Ninth av
Conboy Mary Mrs., res cor Filbert and Twenty-second
Concinion Thomas, laborer, res SE cor MjTtle and Third
Cone John, laborer, res S s Atlantic bet Willow and Wood
Coner — , res Central Pacific Railroad House
Congdon A. A. Mrs., res NE cor Sixth av and East 10th
Congdon Charles H., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Conklin Frank G. (P. & F. G. Conklin, S. F.) res E s Fourth
bet East 15th and East 16th
Conklin Piatt (P. & F. G. Conklin, S. F.) res 729 Tenth
Conley Arthur, plasterer, res Magnolia bet Thirty-first and
Thirty-second
'IFRRflflNT MllTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and now oer_s_
"great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [ C ] DIRECTORY. 147
Conley Charles, carpenter with Power & Ough, res 504
East 15th
Conley Francis, laborer, res SE cor Myrtle and Fifth
Conley John, car cleaner C. P. E. P., res N s Pacific nr
Willow
Conley Martin, pedlar, res 1110 Third
Conley Martin jr., boiler maker, res 1110 Third
Conley Owen, laborer C. P. E. E., res N s Cedar nr Goss
Conley Thomas, horse trainer Oakland Trotting Park
Conley William, res 612* East 12th
Conlin Edward, blacksmith C. P. E. E., res 809 Twenty-
second
Conlon Ella, domestic, 936 Filbert
Conlon John, lather, res 654 Linden
Conn Francis, superintendent Union Pacific Salt Works (S.
F.) res N s Twelfth bet Adeline and Magnolia
Connell M. Miss, dressmaker, 321 Twelfth, res cor Poplar
and Twelfth
Connell M. A. Miss, seamstress Contra Costa Laundry
Connell Michael, laborer, res 812 Filbert
Connell William, laborer Contra Costa Water Co.
Connelly Andrew, laborer, res Second bet Clay and Wash-
ington
Connelly Dennis, hostler with Newland & Pumyea, 462
Seventh
Connelly Frank, stevedore, res 921 Fifth
Connelly Maggie, chambermaid Tubbs' Hotel
Connelly John, laborer C. P. E. E., res cor Short and Bay
Connelly John, laborer, res S s Park bet San Pablo av and
Grove
CONNER & MURPHY (Ignatius C. Conner and John H.
Murphy) stucco works, 1230 Broadway
Conner Ignatius C. (Conner & Murphy) res 1230 Broadway
Conner James, teamster, res 501 Elm
Conner Mary E. Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School, res
cor Myrtle and Seventh
Conners John, fruits (S. F.) res N s Forty-fifth nr Tele-
graph av
Conners J. Mrs., widow, res 833 Myrtle
Conners Michael, clerk with Neil Gallagher, res 1722 Tele-
graph av
Connolly Andrew, laborer, res 519 Second
Connolly Edward, bookbinder with A. Buswell (S. F.) res
W s Kirkham nr Twelfth
Connolly Joseph, carpenter, res 1305 Clay
Connolly Thomas, laborer, res St. Louis House
Pll RFRT £ H1INTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
x
148 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Connor Bryan, laborer, res 770 Willow
Connor John, laborer, res 761 Castro
Connor L. B., conductor C. P. R. R., res 1001 Chester
Connor M. A. Mrs., widow, res 957 Jefferson
Connor Nora M. Miss, res 957 Jefferson
Connor William, car cleaner, res cor Eighth and Willow
Connor William, laborer, res 814 Alice
Connors Cornelius, laborer, res N s Twenty -fourth nr Linden
Connors John, laborer, res W s Second nr University av,
W. B.
Connors John, laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Tele-
graph av
Connors Thomas, laborer, res 907 Willow
Connors William, laborer, res S s Twenty-second bet Broad-
way and Telegraph av
Connors William, laborer, res 907 Willow
Conrad B. S., carpenter, res 762 Fifth
Conrad John G., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Conrov John, car repairer C. P. R. R., res S s Third nr
Filbert
Conry Martin, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res SE cor Sev-
enteenth and West
Considine Anna, domestic, res 935 Filbert
Considine Patrick, laborer, res 218 Sixth
Considine Thomas, dishwasher Russell House Restaurant
Continental Fire Insurance Co. (of New York) Spencer Mar-
tin agent, 1106 Broadway
Contra Costa Laundry Association, Hallett, Bartlett & Dal-
ton proprietors, SW cor Kirkham and Fourteenth
CONTRA COSTA WATER CO., A. Chabot president,
Wm. H. Mead secretary, Remi Chabot superintendent,
458 Eighth
Contreras Pedro, teamster, res 522 Fourth
Convent of Our Lady oi Lourdes, NE cor East 15th and
Sixteenth av
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Mother Baptist
lady superior, Webster nr Twenty-second
Conway Edward J., laborer with Z. B. Heywood & Co., res
E s Second nr Addison, W. B.
Conway George (Hinrichs & Conway) res W s Kirkham bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Conway J. Mrs., res N s Forty-second nr Grove
Conway M., car cleaner C. P. R. R.
Conway Mary Miss, res 1168 Seventh
Conway Mary A., domestic 1513 Telegraph av
Conway Thomas, laborer, res W s Lusk nr Evoy av
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY » » PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 149
Cook Alex. J., butcher, res 1171 Eighteenth av
Cook Alonzo G., atty-at-law, res N s Twelfth bet Poplar and
Kirkham
Cook Andrew R., butcher, res 1171 Eighteenth av
Cook Carroll, atty-at-law, 535 Clay (S. F.) res Es San Pablo
av bet Delger and Hobart
Cook Elisha Mrs., res Tubbs' Hotel
Cook Ernest, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cook George W. ji-, clerk with G. & W. Snook (S. F.) res
860 Brush
Cook J., with Oakland Planing Mill
Cook J ames, res E s Kirkham bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
Cook James, laborer, res cor Thirty-fourth and Chester
Cook John, master mariner, res 821 Washington
Cook Joseph, porter, res S s Twenty-fourth nr Linden
Cook Joseph E., stockbroker (S. F.) res 967 Jackson
Cook M. B., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res Alameda
Cook Melinda Miss, res 814 Twenty -first
Cook Mary A. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 8 Pearson's Row
Cook Nellie Miss, teacher Prescott Primary School, res 860
Brush
Cook P. Mrs., dressmaker, 469 Tenth
Cook Philip, printer Evening Post (S. F.) res 469 Tenth
Cook Thomas, gardener, W s College av nr Asylum, B.
Cook W. B., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill
Cook William E., printer Pacific Press, res NE cor Wash-
ington and Seventh
COOK WILLIAM F., saloon, NE cor Cedar and Seventh,
res S s Division bet Cedar and Pine
Cooke Martha E., nurse, res Twenty-ninth nr San Pablo av
Cooke Robert, teamster with Power & Ough, res N s East
17th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Coolbrith Ina D. Miss, librarian Oakland Library, res N s
Fifteenth nr Jefferson
Coolidge James C, local agent Railway Mail Service (S. F.)
res 691 Brown
Cooms Henry, stairbuilder Grove-st Planing Mill
Coon Henry L, student University, res Ivy Cottage
Coon — , res S s Seventh bet Henry and Chester
Cooney Peter E., res E s Adeline nr Twenty -fourth
Cooney Peter N., expressman, res E s Adeline nr Twenty-
fourth
Coop John, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 313 Seventh
Cooper Francis, laborer, res Ws Magnolia bet Third and Fifth
Cooper Frank, student Taylor's Business College, res Central
Pacific Hotel
LBERT & HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st.. Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
150 OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY.
Cooper Frank, teamster with Taylor & Co.
Cooper Henry, student University
Cooper Samuel O., carpenter, res 960 Grove
Coots John, laborer, res 672 Park
Cope Abbie R., res 1603 Brush
Cope John H., carpenter, res 1370 Brush
Cope M. E. Miss, res 1603 Brush
Copeland Isaac, mining (S. F.) res 688 Elm
Copeland James W., res 662 Elm
Coplin A., general agent Dr. Warner's health corsets and
manufacturer chemiloons, 470 Twelfth
Copp J. L., carpenter, res 322 Eleventh
Copp Stephen L., carpenter, res 726 Myrtle
Corbett James, laborer C. P. R. R., res 475 Sixth
Corbett James, laborer, res 815 Filbert
Corbett Maggie, domestic, 1077 Eighth
Corbett Mary, domestic, N s Eighteenth bet Myrtle and Fil-
bert
Corby Jane, domestic, 969 Grove
Corcoran Daniel P., tailor, res 605 Harrison
Corcoran James, gardener, res cor Twelfth and Cypress
Cordan Antonio C, barber, res 506 East 15th
Cordell William A., carpenter, res 808 Jefferson
C order Francis E., res Julia nr East 14th
Corder Thomas TV., tallow renderer Stockyards, res W s
San Pablo av nr Alcatraz
COKDES HERMAN, proprietor Oakland Broom Factory,
S s Sixth nr Broadway, res NW cor Seventh and Kirk-
ham
Corley Thomas, nurseryman, res Redwood av nr Fruit Vale av
JOS. N. CORLIES. ISAAC MEERITT.
CORSES & MERR|TT
mM}i
MARKET STREET, OAKLAND,
P. O. Box 428. California.
'IFDMflNT ^PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 151
CORLIES & MERRITT (Joseph N. Corlies and Isaac Mer-
ritt) lumber, office foot Market
Corlies Joseph N. (Corlies & Merritt) res SE cor Market
and Tenth
Cornell Charles M., carpenter, 520 Fifth, res 1113 Eighth av
Cornell John, purser Humboldt Steamship Co., res 1269
Twelfth
Cornor C. W., boot and shoemaker, 460 Twelfth, res 620
Franklin
Cornwall A., dentist, res SW cor Merrimac pi and Webster
Cornwell Joseph H., merchant, res 1156 Alice
Corrigau Peter, boilermaker, res 824 Linden
Corteljon Cornelius, dairy produce, res 835 Market
Cory Jane E. Mrs., res 728 Eleventh
Cosgrove P., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Cosmopolitan House, S.J. Dodge proprietor, 859 Broadway
Cosstanich John, with N. Williams, res Eighth bet Wash-
ington and Clay
Costa John, res 5 Lewis
Costello Frank, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Costello Martin, laborer W. D. Co.
Costello Michael, porter, res 763 Castro
Costello William, laborer, res 613 Sixth, rear
Costigan John H., clerk C. P. R. R., res W s San Pablo av
nr Temescal
Costigan James, res 1303 Franklin
Costinich John, clerk, res 508 Eighth
Cotter William, res N s Brown nr San Pablo av
Cotter William J., bookkeeper (S. F.) res N s Brown nr San
Pablo av
Cotton Cyrus, broker, res 706 Filbert
Cotton Frank E., superintendent California Bridge and
Building Co., res NE cor Walton and Grove
Cotton Jared C, bookkeeper Enterprise Mill, res N s Walton
bet Telegraph av and Grove
Cotton J. C. Mrs., res Ns Walton bet Telegraph av and
Grove
Cotton Lee F., painter, res Russell House
Cotton Leila L. Miss, student University
Cottrell Henry, bookkeeper and assistant secretary Union
Club (S. F.) res 706 Tenth
Coughlin Dennis, milkman, res 771 Eleventh
Coughlin Jeremiah, hostler with W. A. Richards
Coughlin John, blacksmith helper C. P. R. R., res 1517
Seventh
Coughlin John, painter, res 519 Sixth
Pll RFRT Z HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
152 OAKLAND [(J] DIRECTORY.
Couglilin John, tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res Ninth
bet Washington and Clay
Couglilin T. L., grainer, 408 Tenth, res cor Central av and
McPherson, Alameda
Couglilin Winnifred, domestic, NW cor Twelfth and Castro
Cougot Charles, waiter Washington Hotel
Coulter William, painter with M. J. Finnigan, res 617
Tenth
County Auditor, Charles G. Reed, County Court House,
room 1
County Clerk, Charles G. Reed, County Court House, room 1
County Coroner, William Helmer, 1112 Broadway
County Court, Stephen G. Nye judge, County Court House,
room 1 second floor
County Court House, W s Broadway, bet Fourth and Fifth
County Recorder, Thomas A. Smith, County Court House,
room 9
County Sheriff, H. N. Morse, County Court House, room 8
County Superintendent Public Schools, W. F. B. Lynch,
office County Court House
County Surveyor, Luis Castro, County Court House, room 4
County Tax Collector, Charles E. Palmer, County Court
House, room 2
County Treasurer, Charles E. Palmer, County Court House,
room 2
Courrages John, tripe factory, Butchertown, res S s Spring
nr Adeline
Coursen E. A. (Lafferty & Coursen) res Fourth bet Grove
and Castro
Courtenay S. H., clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 529
Eighth
Courteney Bridget, domestic, 1143 Myrtle
COURVOISIER F. L., groceries and provisions, NW cor
Eighth and Webster, res 320 Eighth
Cousins Michael, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Coutolenc J. H., butcher, NE cor Jefferson and Third, res
574 Third
Covaco J. S., boot and shoemaker, 412 Seventh
Coveny John, carpenter, res El Dorado House
Covert Frederick, painter, res 480 Laurel
Covert S. H., painter, res 1310 Franklin
Cowan David, shipwright, res cor Wood and Pacific
Cowan William H., carpenter with W. H. Barnes, res N s
Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Coward H. G., miner, res SE cor Eighth and Jackson
Cowell Ernest V., student University
PIIRFRT Z HIINTFR BUYandSELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
J. 8. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [C] DIRECTORY. 153
Cowell John, carpenter, res SW cor East 18th and Eighth av
Cowell Richard, carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Eighth and
Ninth avs
Cowell Thomas, laborer, res S s East 17th bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
Cowell Williston, res W s Hollis nr B
Cowes William, head waiter Nicoll House Restaurant
Cowles Edwin W., student University, res Chi Phi House
COWLEY JAMES, carpenter and builder, W. B. Point
Cox D. Miss, dressmaker, res 833 Clay
Cox George, woodturner with Kragen & Co. (S. F.) res N s
B nr Haven
Cox Harris G. (Fitch & Cox) res NE cor Bristol and Third,
W. Berkeley
Cox James W., painter res N s University av, nr Fifth, W.
Berkeley
Cox James W., warehouseman, res N s Merrimac pi nr Tel-
egraph av
Cox P. M. (McCabe & Cox) res 837 Market
Cox Samuel, gardener with A. K. P. Harmon
Cox Thomas, turner Oakland Planing Mill, res N s Bay nr
Haven
Coxhead T. C, homeopathic physician, res Sixteenth bet
Castro and Grove
Coy James, carpenter, res Mansion House, E. O.
Coyne John T., waiter Windsor House
Coyne Michael, car repairer C. P. R. B., res 825 Chester
Coyne Sarah Mrs., res N s Twenty-sixth bet San Pablo av
and Grove
Cozzens J. A. Mrs., res 172 Second
Crabtree Benjamin, res 1219 Jefferson
Crabtree Convers L., clerk C. P. R. R, res 568 Sixth
Cradock — , atty-at-law (S. F.) res 614 Franklin
Craffe Henry, res NW cor East 16th and Twentieth av
Craft John, 'hostler, 1051 Market
Crafts F. H., oysterman, res 657 Jackson
Craig Andrew, salesman Oakland Lumber Yard, res NE cor
Jefferson and Tenth
Craig A. W., photographer, res 310 Third
Craig Bessie M. Miss, res 963 Center
Craig Frederick, laborer, res E s Lewis bet Fifth and Seventh
Craig Henry, plumber, res N s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Craig Homer A., secretary Alameda County Branch Home
Mutual Insurance Co. and agent Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., SE cor Broadway and Ninth, res SWcor
Grove and Walton
PIEDMONT SPRINGS" DWHITNEYProprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
154 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Craig Hugh, insurance agent (S. F.) res 1126 Myrtle
Craig Julia A., widow, res 310 Third
CRAIG LEES D., mining engineer, 48 Merchants' Exchange
(S. F.) res 963 Center
Craig Phoebe C. Miss, res 963 Center
Craig Randolph R., mining, res W s Center nr Tenth
Craig V., photographer, res 310 Third
CRAIG W. H., dentist, 1055 Broadway, res N s Thirteenth
bet Clay and Jefferson
Craig William H., clerk auditor's office C. P. R. R. (S. F.)
res 12 Pearson's Row
Craig W. P., treasurer California Fire and Water Proof Paint
Co., 956 Broadway, res SW cor Grove and Walton
Craker Judson T,, blindmaker withN. W. Cole & Co. (S. F.)
res S s Twelfth bet Wood and Willow
Cramer A. E. H., bookkeeper Union Savings Bank, res W s
Broadway nr Twentieth
Cramer H. P. (Bailey & Cramer) res S. F.
Cramer Peter, hostler Oakland R. R. Co.
Crampton Thomas, plasterer, res Eland House
Crampton Thomas S., carpenter, res Eagle House
Crampton William M., freight clerk Oakland Wharf, res 25
Silver, S. F.
Crandell Benjamin, dairyman, res SW cor East 19th and
Twelfth av
Crandell Thomas B., res N s East 18th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
Crane Charles W., advertising agent (S. F.) res 1059 Poplar
Crane E. Herndon, student University
Crane E. J., res 1379 Jackson
Crane George E., carpenter, res W s Cypress nr Fifteenth
Crane James, with California Watch Co.
Crane James E., clerk W. D. Co., res 412 Fourteenth
Crane James H., insurance agent, res 1059 Poplar
Crane S. W., res Park House, W. B.
Cranmer U. A. Mrs., res NE cor Bancroft way and Ells-
worth. B.
Cranmer William S., student University, res NE cor Ban-
croft way and Ellsworth, B.
Cranmer May A. Miss, student University, res NE cor Ban-
croft way and Ellsworth, B.
Crann Kate, widow, res W s Cedar bet Goss and Short
Craven Andrew F., principal Alameda High School, res St.
James' House
Craven Henry, porter C. P. R. R., res Fourth bet Castro
and Brush
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner DA1
only 3 miles.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 155
Craven H. S., civil and mining engineer, res 56 Seventh
Cravens Henry H., barber, res 715 Fourth
Crawford A. W., carpenter with Power & Ough, res 624
Second
Crawford J. W., farmer, res E s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Crawford M. M. Mrs., student Tavlor's Business College, res
729 Myrtle
Crawford Sewell G., carpenter, res 729 Myrtle
Crawford S. G., piano tuner, res 729 Myrtle
Crawford Thomas O., principal Lincoln Grammar School,
res 1156 Broadway
Crawford Thomas O., principal Lincoln Grammar School,
res 1156 Broadway
Crawford William, paper hanger, res Stewart's Hotel
Creaser James, carpenter, res 722 Filbert
Creed Ann, widow, res 707 Fifth
Cregar Nelson S., laborer TV. D. Co.
CrellinF. A., student Tavlor's Business College, res 1061 Oak
Crellin John (Morgan k Co., S. F.) res 1061 Oak
Crellin Louis, student Tavlor's Business College, res 1061
Oak
Crellin W., student Taylor's Business College, res 1061 Oak
Cressey C. J., banker, res 312 Fourteenth
Crissman Jeremiah, res 668 Fourteenth
Crist E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 914 Harrison
Crist Elsa, domestic 807 Market
Crist G. F., proprietor Brooklyn Tannery, res cor East 14th
and Twenty-first av
Crites Lucy P., widow, res N s Taylor nr Willow
Crittenden Carrie C. Miss, student University
Crittenden D wight, res 971 Market
Crocker C. F., clerk superintendent's office C. P. B. B., res
S. F.
Crocker George D., mining, res 1114 Twelfth
Crocker Rebecca, domestic Chi Phi House
Crocker J., brakeman C. P. B. B., res 1762 Goss
Crocker TVinslow, carpenter, res 1169 West
CROCKETT J. B., judge Supreme Court, res S s East 14th
nr Twenty-eighth av, Fruit Yale
Crockett John, mining secretary, rest S s East 14th nr Twen-
ty-eighth av, Fruit Yale
Crockett Bobert, law clerk, res S |s East 14th nr Twenty-
eighth av, Fruit Yale
Croke James, carpenter, res "W s Adeline nr Twenty-fourth
Croken Patrick, carpenter, res "W s Magnolia nr Thirty-
second
illRFRT & HIINTFR fREAL E5TAJE and insurance agents ( 224 Montgomery s.r.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
156 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Cromo J. H., carpenter, res Capital Hotel
Crompton Charles, fireman C. P. K. R., res 612 East 12th
Crompton John, engineer, 612 East 11th
Cron William, butcher, res S s East 12th nr Eighteenth av
Cronan Ellen, widow, res 561 East 15th
Cronin Daniel N., driver Brooklyn Engine No. 4, res Brook-
lyn Dining Boom
Cronin John, farmer, res Redwood av nr Fruit Vale av
Cronin Stephen D., saloon, NE cor Laurel and San Pablo av
Cronin Thomas, laborer, S s University av bet First and
Second, W. B.
Cronin — , res Berkeley House
Cronkrite John W., boot and shoemaker, NE cor Fifth and
Lewis
Crooker E. H., carpenter Grove-st Planing Mill, res 475
Sixth
Cropley Simmons, laborer, res Louisiana House
Cropper William L., carpenter W. D. Co., res W s Filbert nr
Twenty-eighth
Crosby Charles, fireman C. P. R. R., res N s Eighth nr
Willow
Crosley H. W^., porter C. P. R. R., res Nicoll House
Crosley J. S., dairy produce, poultry, fruit, etc., 1-3 City
Market, res 954 Broadway
Cross B. Mrs., res N s Eighth nr Wood
Cross Hattie P. Miss, res N s Eighth nr Wood
Cross Josephine, chambermaid RofT's Hotel
Crossland John, carpenter W. D. Co., res Star Hotel
Crossman John, car repairer C. P. R. R., res 959 Third
Crosson Daniel, plumber with James McGivney, res Seven-
teenth bet Brush and West
Crosson Mary A. Mrs., res 769 Seventeenth
Croswell Lizzie B. Miss, teacher Peralta School, res NE cor
Shattuck and Mariposa av, North Temescal
Crouch Thomas S., harnessmaker, 749 East 12th
Crouch W. T. Mrs., res 668 Fourteenth
Crow Edward W., res 1144 Myrtle
Crow Isaac P., res SE cor Twenty-first and Market
Crow William D., foreman Democrat, res Winsor House
Crowell Eugene E., foreman C. P. R. R., res E s Chestnut
bet Tenth and Twelfth
Crowell George F., res cor Adeline and Forty-first
Crowell — , mail agent C. P. R. R., res Sunnyside House
Crowley Cornelius, saloon, 1837 Seventh
Crowley Daniel, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res S s
Twenty-sixth nr Grove
PIEDMONT SPRINTS AN EXCELLENT summer an° winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ^Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 157
Crowley John, fireman C. P. R. R., res S s Pacific nr Camp-
bell
Crowley Michael, laborer, res 810 Market
Cruess Ann Mrs., res E s Wood nr Chase
Cruff Thomas A., clerk with Mix & Boyce, res 320 Eighth
Crumb Edgar D., U. S. Mint (S. F.) res W s Broadway nr
Twentieth
Cruse An tone, laborer C. P. R R.
Cruse Patrick, laborer, res 615 Madison
Cruse William, foreman W. D. Co., res Seventh nr Pine
Cruz Manuel, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res E s Harlan nr
Peralta
Cubery William M., printer (S. F.) res 960 Eighth
Cuddy John, printer (S. F.) res N s Twelfth bet Willow
and Campbell
Cuddy Jeremiah, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Cuff Thomas, farmer, res N s Alcatraz av nr Telegraph av
Culburtson Mary K., teacher Poston's Seminary, resE s Oak
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Culhane G., groceries and liquors, store and res 751 Willow
Cullen M., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Cullen Thomas, machinist C. P. R. R., res Eighth bet WTood
and Willow
Cullerton Michael, wines and liquors, NE cor Seventh and
Jefferson
Cumberson William, chief engineer W. D. Co., res Grand
Western Hotel
Cumming David, assistant instructor mathematics University
Cummings A., res N s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Cummings Josie Miss, dressmaker with Emil Wells, res
Cedar nr Seventh
Cummings Hannah Miss, dressmaker, res W s Cedar bet
Goss and Short
Cummings W. T., telegraph operator, C. P. R. R., res 26
Rincon pi (S. F.)
Cummins A. B., res 685 Brown
Cummins Clara, widow, res 685 Brown
Cummins David, plasterer, res SE cor San Pablo av and
Logan
Cunningham Frank, laborer, res Eagle House
Cunningham Joseph A., conductor C. P. R. R., res N s
Eighth nr Campbell
Cunningham Margaret Mrs., millinery arid millinery goods,
960 Broadway
Cunningham P. R. with California Mills (S. F.) res 569
Eighth
Pll RFRT £ HSINTFR I REAL ESTATE and insurance agents j 224 Montgomery, s.f,
{ LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
158 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
Cunningham T. J., clerk with Richard Horton, res Pacific
nr Webster, Alameda
Curley John, laborer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Curley Patrick C, saloon and res SW cor Forty-fifth and
Telegraph av
Curran Rose, widow, res SE cor Willow and Lincoln
Current Hugh S., res S s Fourteenth nr Franklin
Currier Wallace O., student University
Curry John, res 411 Seventh
Curtin David, laborer, res E s Telegraph av nr Temescal
Curtin Michael, engineer C. P. R. R., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Curtis Edward, broommaker, res S s William bet Campbell
and Willow
Curtis James A., hostler with Bentley Bros, res NE cor
Shattuck and University av, B
Curtis J. M., atty-at-law (S. F.) res S s Twelfth between
Kirkham and Center
Curtis John, res N s Walton nr Telegraph av
Curtis Lucian Mrs., res S s East 19th between Sixth and
Seventh avs
Curtis Marshall, res 779 Sixth
Curtis Michael, farmer, res N s University av nr San Pablo
av, W. B.
CURTIS MURRAY, pedlar, res 1007 Seventh
Curtis Stephen, res N s William nr Telegraph av
Curtis Thomas, watchman Contra Costa Laundry, res S s
Twenty-second nr Linden
Curtis W. B., res 1008 Ninth av
Curtis William F., contractor, res E s Linden nr Twelfth
Cusheon John, laborer, res Eighth av bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
CUSHING & RYDER, (John Gushing and Andrew Ryder)
groceries, Nicoll Block, cor Ninth and Washington
Gushing A. D., engineer C. P. R. R., res East 11th bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Cushing Clinton, physician and surgeon, SW cor Ninth and
Broadway
Cushing Frank W., assistant postmaster, res 1253 Clay
Cushing John (Cushing & Ryder) res 1228 Franklin
Cushing Simeon M., shipping clerk with I. Friedlander, res
808 Clay
Cusick Lucy, seamstress, D. and D. and B. Asjdum
Cuthbertson W. J., architect, 461 Ninth, res 824 Wallace
Cutler A. W., carpenter, res 813 East 14th
Cutting F., (Cutting Packing Co., S. F.) res Tubbs' Hotel
4 tantifnl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDONS, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [])] DIRECTORY. 159
Cutting James R., stationery, books and confectionery NE
cor Pine and Seventh, res E s Chester nr Ninth
Cutting Osmond, carpenter, res 518 Sixth
Cutting Walter J., carpenter, res 518 Sixth
D
D'Ancona Abraham A., student University
D'Estrella T. D., teacher D. and D. and B. Asylum
D'Estrella Theophilus, student University
Dagen Samuel A., clerk with H. Bowman, res 661 Grove
Daggett Louisa Mrs., res N s East 15th between Fifth and
Sixth avs
Daggett Westley, res N s East 15th between Fifth and Sixth
avs
Dagnan Michael, fireman steamer Capital
Dagnell Michael, res E s Castro nr Twentieth
Dahl Frederick, carpenter with Power & Ough res cor
Eleventh av and East 23d
Dahlbom Charles, hostler with T. F. Bagge, SE cor Center
and Seventhj
Dahle Annie Mrs., seamstress, res 856 Franklin
Dahlen Francis, res 1514 San Pablo av
Dailey Peter J., cigars and news depot, 1762 Seventh, res
W s W lllow nr Chase
DALLY EVENING DEMOCRAT, John Wanless proprie-
tor and publisher, 474 Twelfth
DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, Tribune Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, 911 Broadway
DAILY OAKLAND TRANSCRIPT, Chamberlain & Pow-
ers, proprietors, 911 Broadway
Daingerfield William R., student University, res Chi Phi
House
Dakes & Smith (R. H. Dakes and George H. Smith) car-
nage painters, 1062 Thirteenth av
Dakes Priscilla J. Mrs., dressmaker, res W s Curtis bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Dakes Richard H., (Dakes & Smith) res W s Curtis nr
Twentieth
Daley Richard, laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Market
Daley Timothy, teamster, res St. Louis House
Dalghesh George, stairbuilder W. D. Co., res 1712 Eighth
Dallam Frank M., compositor Tribune, res 1104 Broadway
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Dallam R. B. (Armes & Dallam, S. F.) res NE cor Grove
and Fifteenth
Dallimore William J., farmer with Horatio P. Livermore,
res N s Thirty-fifth nr San Pablo av
Dalton Henry P., student University
Dalton James, laborer, W. D. Co.
Dalton John, fireman Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Dalton John, smoother Contra Costa Laundry, cor Four-
teenth and Peralta
Dalton P. E. (Contra Costa Laundry Association) res 1751
Howard, S. F.
Daly Charles, clerk with M. C. Hawley & Co. (S. F.) res
SW cor Sixth av and East 10th
Daly Dennis, marble polisher with J. Sullivan, res 417
Seventh
Daly John, carpenter, res 565 Second
Daly John, carpenter, res 1002 Third
Daly Timothy, teamster, res St. Louis House
Daly — , laborer, res 808 Chester, rear
Dalziel & Moller (Robert Dalziel and William Moller)
plumbers, gasfitters and importers gas fixtures, NW cor
Thirteenth and Broadway
DALZIEL JAMES, stoves and tinware, 1153 Broadway, res
752 Fifteenth
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel & Moller) res 518 Fifteenth
Dalziel — Miss, res 957 Washington
Dam Alphonso, engineer, res 763 Fifth
Dam Cyrus, piledriver, res 718 Market
Dam G. W. (Pope, Dam & Green) res 916 Broadway
Dam Harry J., reporter S. F. Evening Post, res S s Locust
nr Telegraph av
Dam L. E. Mrs., res S s Locust nr Telegraph av
Dam Samuel, laborer, res 763 Fifth
Damcholer Bruno, driver Blair's Dairy, res Montecito av nr
Peralta av
Damon Baxter, collector (S. F.) res 766 Fourteenth
Damon James E., real estate agent (S. F.) res 766 Four-
teenth
Damon Lizzie Miss, teacher piano, res 766 Fourteenth
Dana Edward, bartender with James Mofntt
Danahan Catherine, domestic, S s Dwight way nr Ellsworth
Danforth Edward, bookkeeper, res 409 Twelfth
Danforth George S., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
309 Third
Danide Peter, mariner, res W s Harrison bet Third and
Fourth
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3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
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J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ JJ ] DIRECTORY. 161
Daniels Arthur F., upholsterer with E. Hook, res 1956 Fil-
bert
Dauiels Gilbert B., salesman with E. Hook, res 1956 Filbert
Daniels Henry W., steward Piedmont Springs Hotel
Daniels J. M., carpenter, res W s Brush nr Seventh
Daniels Seth F., atty-at-law, 456 Eighth, res 1956 Filbert
Danielson B., clerk, res 820 East 12th
Danike Daniel, teamster, res Roff 's Hotel
Dannaker William A., carpenter, res S s William bet Wood
and Willow
Danten George, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Darche Ernestine, with Cal. Watch Co.
Darche Frank P., cook, res E s Third nr Addison, W. B.
DARGIE WILLIAM E., manager Oakland Tribune Pub-
lishing Co., 911 Broadway., res Prospect pi nr Tele-
graph ay
Dargin John, carpenter, res 863 Campbell
Darling E. D., gasfitter, res Sunnyside House
Darling Thomas L., grainer, res 1305 Alice
Darnal John C, laborer W. D. Co., res S s Taylor bet Pine
and Cedar
Darragh Lucy Mrs., res 1804 William
Darris Thomas, driver Oakland R. R. Co.
Darrow M. E. Mrs., res 1156 Alice
Dart Putnam C, commission merchant (S. F.) res 1129
Myrtle
Dauriac John J., res 1268 Grove
Davenport George L., surveyor with M. G. King, res 328
Eighth
Davenport Jefferson, miller, res W s Lusk nr Evoy av
David Sidney, carpenter, res E s Adeline nr Thirty -fourth
Davidson Frank, driver with G. H. Naegle, res cor Market
and Thirteenth
Davidson James, real estate, res E s Henry bet Third and
Fifth
Davidson William M., laborer, res 813 Thirteenth
Davillo J. M., laborer with W. A. Bray
Davis A. S., plumber and gasfitter, res N s Ninth nr Chester
Davis B. J., car repairer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Davis Carroll M., student Universit}', res 809 Castro
Davis Charles B., calker, res W s Kirkham nr Eighth
Davis Charles E., clerk with Watson & Co. (S. F.) res cor
Ninth and Brush
Davis Charles W., carpenter, res cor Bristol and Fourth,
W. B.
Davis David A., carpenter, res 410 Tenth
HIIRPQT JP MIIWTTD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLCLlil 0( MUll I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN,
p| 162 OAKLAND [ J) ] DIRECTORY.
Davis Edward W., farmer, res Fruit Yale av
Davis Edmund S., surveyor general (Nevada) res 769 Eighth
Davis Eliza, domestic D. and D. and B. Asylum
Davis F. A., res Tubbs' Hotel
Davis Frederick A., clerk with A. Roman & Co. (S. F.) res
769 Eighth
Davis Frederick W., res 1115 Tenth av
Davis G. A. J., merchant, res 554 Charter
Davis Granville, bootmaker, res 573 Eighth
Davis Harris, furniture, 716 Broadway, res Washington bet
Third and Fourth
Davis Henry, carpenter W. D. Co., res cor Atlantic and
Pine
Davis Henry B., calker W. D. Co., res 1023 Third
Davis James, driver with E. Hook
Davis James, farmer, res Telegraph road nr University av, B.
Davis James, shoemaker with Harry W. Howell, res Oak-
land Point
Davis James H., whitener, res W s Filbert nr Twenty -first
Davis John, laborer C. P. R. B., res NW cor Grove and
T wen ty-se venth
Davis John, teamster, res NE cor San Pablo av and Walton
Davis John H., butcher, shop and res W s Thirteenth av
bet East 12th and East 14th
Davis J. T., coachman with G. S. Dodge
Davis Luther, hostler New York Stables, res SW cor Eighth
and Webster
Davis Manuel, laborer C. P. R. B.
Davis Marks, tailor, 472 Eighth
DAVIS P. E., Domestic and Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chines, stamping and embroidery, 1161 Broadway, res
561 Seventh
Davis Robert, res N s Dwight way nr Humboldt av, B.
Davis R. G., cabinetmaker (S. F.) res W s Webster nr
Prospect pi
Davis Samuel S., porter, res W s Adeline nr Twenty-sixth
Davis Sewing Machines, S. G. Early agent, 1101 Broadway
Davis Thomas, driver Oakland R. R. Co., res cor Forty-
ninth and Telegraph av, Temescal
Davis Thomas F., clerk, res 809 Castro
Davis William H., housesmith, res 712 Chester
Davis William H., real estate agent, res SW cor Twelfth
and Campbell
Davis William W., farmer, res 831 Myrtle
Davis W. W. Mrs., res 604 Seventeenth
Davison Douglas, carriagemaker, res S s Fifth nr Lewis
'IFDMIINT HfiTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and now ofers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland. Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [D] DIRECTORY. 163
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Davison L., gilder with Lutz & Berg, res Center nr Seventh
Davisson Bobert G., res SW cor Third av and East loth
Daw John, bookkeeper, res 963 Castro
Dawe Frank, molder, res 366 Ninth
Dawe Frank Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, res 366 Ninth
i Dawes Mary A. Mrs., res 323 Fifth
DAWLESS JOSEPH W., architect, res SW cor Shattuck
and University av, B.
Dawson Elizabeth A., dressmaker, res 863 Clay
; Dawson T. M. Rev., res Tubbs' Hotel
! Dav Clinton, architect, 1104 Broadway, res 1201 Alice
I Dav John E., vardmaster C. P. B. R. Wharf, res 829 Cedar
\ Day John G., porter C. P. B. B., res 713 Fifth
Day J. W., machinist California Watch Co.
Day Lott, furnished rooms and boarding, 503 Eleventh
Day Richard, res Mansion House, E. O.
j Day Boger S., insurance agent, 422 Twelfth, res Nicoll
House
Daymond George F., ship calker, res 728 Myrtle
Davton S. Audlev, res W s Eleventh av bet East 16th and
* East 17 th
! De Buchberger L. Mine., teacher music and languages, res
475 Ninth
De FORREST & CO. (Henry L. De Forrest) general job
printers, 828 Broadway
| De Forrest Henry L. (De Forrest & Co.) res 731 Folsom,S.F
De Fremery Herman S., custom house broker (S. F.) res S
s Fourteenth bet Linden and Filbert
De Fremery James, banker (S. F.) res cor Eighteenth and
Adeline
De Fremerv William, res W s Franklin bet Seventeenth and
Durant
De Frietez Vincent, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
De Golia Darwin, bridge tender and special policeman, res
foot of Alice
De Golia George E., student University, res foot of Alice
De Grange I. J., civil engineer, res SW cor William and
Pine
De Gregori Louis, res N s Atlantic bet Wood and Pine
De Jardin Edward, carpenter, res N s East First and
Seventh and Eighth avs
De La Montanya Hudson, res 1004 Ninth av
DE LA MONT ANY A M., stoves and tinware and metal
roofing, 1011 Broadway, res 656 Sixth
De La Montanya Matthew jr., bookkeeper with M. De La
Montanya, res 656 Sixth
PI! RFRT X HllfJTFR Real estate and insurance agents.
O.Sice. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
164 OAKLAND [D] DIRECTORY.
De Larie Louis, gardener, res 919 Adeline
De Leo de Laguna A., proprietor The Kelsey House, E s
Telegraph av bet Charter and Elm
De Leo de Laguna William, clerk, res The Kelsey House
De Maniel Gustave, bookkeeper, res SE cor Fifteenth and
and Jefferson
De Morago J. R. Mrs., res 1926 San Pablo av
De Pue Edgar J., clerk with Redington & Co. (S. F.) res N
s East 16th bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
De Pue Frank H., res N s East 16th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
De Pue James, canvasser, res N s East 16th bet Eleventh
and Twelfth avs
De Rochefort Jennie Mrs., res 612^ East 12th
De Tavel T. C. H., physician, res 460 Third
De Witt James M. (Edwards & De Witt) NW cor Elev-
enth and Broadway
De Wolfe Ella H. Miss, student University
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum (State) 1 mile SE of
University, B.
Deal Benjam F., detective C. P. R. R., res E s Market nr
Seventeenth
Deal William C, student University
Dean Bridget, nurse, cor University av and Pryals lane
Dean E. H., blacksmith's helper C. P. R. R., res S s Wil-
liam bet Wood and Willow
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean & Co., S. F.) res 1219 Grove
Dean Frank M., with Main & Winchester (S. F.) res 951
Willow
Dean George, laborer W. D. Co.
Dean George, clerk, res 664 Sixth
Dean J. B., res Tubbs' Hotel
Dean William H., pastor East Oakland Presbyterian Church,
res N s East 15th bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Deane CollT., stockbroker (S. F.) res Kelsey House
Deane Edmond, widow, res W s Eleventh av bet East 14th
and East 15th
Deane John (Murphy, Grant & Co., S. F.) res 716 Fourteenth
Dearborn John A., gardener, res W s Chestnut nr Thirty-
second
Deavers Martin, painter W. D. Co.
Deberg Mary, domestic, 563 Fifth
Deboice Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, res 555 Broadway
Deboise Luke, stockowner, Oakland Trotting Park
Dedring F., laborer with E. Surryhne & Co., res Cedar bet
Chase and Division
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY « « PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ JJ ] DIRECTORY. 165
Deegan Timothy, laborer, res 656 Jackson
Deering Barbara, domestic, 838 Jackson
Deering Charles J., res Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
Deering Henry, tailor, 1018 Broadway
Deery Mary, nurse Blake House
DEGEN GEORGE F., principal Classical and English
School, res 1420 San Pablo av
Degenhardt William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
653 Jackson
Degnan Michael, gardener, res 1033 Adeline
Deguzee Carl W., steward stmr El Capitan, res 717 Center
Deike Frederick, butcher, res N s East 16th bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
DEIKE WILLIAM, proprietor East Oakland Hotel, SE cor
East 12th and Fourteenth av
Deitrick A. A., butcher, res Ss Twenty -ninth nr San Pablo av
Deitrick Alice R. Miss, school teacher, res Winsor House
Delaney James, laborer, res NW cor Adeline and First
Delaney William F., bartender with John Maher, res St.
Louis House
Delaney — , widow, seamstress with Christian Schreiber
Delano — , printer, res Franklin House
Delbon Charles, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Dellemagne L., jeweler with Berger & Co., res 967 Broad-
way
Delger Frederick, real estate, res 524 Eighteenth
Deluchi Antonio, dishwasher Barnum's Restaurant, res Ninth
bet Franklin and Webster
Deluchi Louis, vegetable garden,|E s Shattuck nr Mono av,
North Temescal
Deluchi Lorenzo, farmer, E s Shattuck J mile N Temescal
Demi Augustus (J. Fredericks) res 860 Lydia
Demarais Charles, carpenter, res W s Lewis bet Second and
Third
Demarais George, engineer Oakland Engine Co. No. 3. res
1662 Eighth
DEMING JAY, agent Whitney & Co.'s Express, res Alta
House
Deming John D., mariner, res 478 Twelfth
Demming D. C, driver Oakland R. R.
Dempsey John, carpenter, res SE cor Second and Webster
Dempsey John, plasterer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Dempsey Lizzie, domestic with H. C. Campbell
Dempsey Patrick, carpenter, res 823 Chester
Denahey Daniel, laborer, res NE cor Adeline and First
Denaut E., fruit and vegetables, 459 Fourth
GILBERT & HUNTER '
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
166 OAKLAND [ J) ] DIRECTORY.
Denehay Daniel, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Denehay David, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Dengler John D., cabinetmaker with P. Schreiber, res 831
Franklin
Denison Charles H., insurance (S. P.) res 967 Market
Denison Eli S., news agent C. P. P. P., res SW cor Eighth
and Myrtle
Denman Frank H., student University, res Berkeley House
Dennan John, laborer, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennen A. M., laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Dennen Augustus M., carpenter, res W s Willow bet William
and Seventh
Denner Louis, carpenter, res E s Harlan nr Peralta
Dennis William, packer with Babcock & Gould
Dennis William H., teamster with Thomas & Anderson, res
W s Broadway bet Linden and Weston av
Denny J. B., watchman W. D. Co.
Denny M E. Mrs., res 1802 Grove
Denslow Harmon, student University
Dent F. S., draughtsman W. D. Co., res 5 Cushman, S. F.
Denton S. P. (Swenson, Burcher & Denton) res W s Fifth
nr Delaware, W. B.
Depue William, carpenter Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 1113
Sixteenth av
Derby Edward M. lumber dealer, res S s East 14th nr Julia,
Fruit Vale
Derby Henry J., with J. S. Derby, res 865 East 15th
Derby. J. S., proprietor Oak Grove Tannery, res 861 East
12th
Derby Thomas, res Tubbs' Hotel
Dermody Patrick, porter Grand Central Hotel
Dermot John, contractor and builder, res 214 Eighth
Des Bochers Charles L., real estate agent, res 610 Four-
teenth
Desmond Mary, domestic with S. N. Putnam
Desmond Patrick, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res
Grand Central Hotel
Dessell Frederick, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Detambel William, painter, res 409 Ninth
Detels E. J., apprentice Alameda Iron Works, res SW cor
Seward and Peralta
Detels Martin, grocer (S. F.) res SW cor Peralta and Seward
Detels William, machinist Pacific Iron Works (S. F.) res
SW cor Seward and Peralta
Detering Frederick, farmer," res W s Cedar nr Division
Detrick A. P. Miss, teacher penmanship, res Winsor House
PiEDiYJONT SPRINGS A BEAUT,FUL DR,VE' only3 MftSBJtW
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ J) ] DIRECTORY. 167
Dettermonz R., laundryman Grand Central Hotel
Deuschle John J., contractor, res S s Forty-fourth nr Tele-
graph av
Devers Martin J., painter, res E s Willow nr Lincoln
Devine Edward, salesman with George H. Tay <fe Co. (S. F.)
res 225 Second
Devine Michael, res 701 Franklin
Devine Thomas, stevedore C. P. R. E., res 863 Campbell
Devoe Zadie Mrs., res E s Webster nr Twenty-second
Devoll, George B., res 1605 Telegraph av
Devoll G. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1605 Telegraph av
Deweese Cornelius, liquor merchant (S. F.) res W s Center
between Seventh and Eighth
Dewes L. A. Mrs., widow, res 658 Ninth
Dewes Mrs., res Blake House
DEWEY ALFRED T., (Dewey & Co., S. F.) res Franklin
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
DEXTER LP7ERY STABLE, S. A. Brown proprietor,
NE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Diard Joseph F., gardener, res Thirteenth av, Lynn
Dias G. Mrs, res 809 East 12th
Dibble William M., bookkeeper (S. F.) res SE cor Ells-
worth and University av, B.
Dick B. C, agent London Assurance Corporation, La Caisse
Generale (French Insurance Corporation) Western As-
surance Co. (of Toronto) and Lycoming Fire Insurance
Co. (of Pennsylvania) 1004 Broadway, res 518 East 12th
DICK WILLIAM' & CO. (William Dick) dry goods, 478
Ninth
Dick William (William Dick & Co.) res 1389 Telegraph av
Dickele F., expressman, NE cor Ninth and Broadway, res
Franklin nr Broadway
Dickerson David E., carpenter, res NE cor Thirteenth av
and East 14th
Dickerson William L., carpenter, res 809 Henry
Dickley Frank, expressman, res 1003 Franklin
Dicus — , carpenter, res 809 Webster
Diedrichsohn Alexander, saloon and billiards, 1816 Seventh
res S s William bet Wood and Willow
Diefenbach Louis, laborer with Gurnett & Ayers, res 1949
Filbert
Diener Augusta, domestic, res Germania Gardens, B.
Diener Christian, harness maker, res Germania Gardens, B.
Dierke F. Mrs., res W s San Pablo avnrN Oakland Station
Dietz A. C, merchant (S. F.) res W s San Pablo av nr
Temescal creek
Pll RFRT H HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
168
OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY,
Dietz A. E., janitor Dietz Hall, res 326 Twelfth
Dietz Hall, A. C. Dietz proprietor, 326 Twelfth
Dieves Joseph (Kramm & Dieves) res cor Telegraph av and
Durant
Dieves Joseph P., proprietor Three Mile House, San Lean-
dro road, three miles E. of Oakland
Diezelski Louis, waiter with Campbell & Spiars, res 1054
Broadway
Dignan Michael, fireman steamer Capital, res 517 Fourth
Dike Charles, res IS! s East 16th bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth avs
Dille George, brakeman C. P. Ft. R.
Dille Jefferson T., carpenter, res Birch bet Beckwith and
Diamond, North Temescal
DILLON JOSEPH M., city assessor, office City Hall, room
1, res SE cor Oak and Seventh
Dillon W. J., res 1159 Franklin
Dilmas Joseph, potter with Miller & Winsor, res cor East
11th and Park
DIME EXPRESS, John Ruth proprietor, 1052 Broadway
Dimon Charles L., insurance (S. F.) res W s Castro nr
Eighteenth
Dimond Hugh, res near North end Fruit Vale av
Dingee W. Jackson, bookkeeper with Olney & Co., res Man-
sion House
Dingwell Joseph, carpenter, res W s Henry bet Third and
Fifth
Dingwell Bobert, carpenter, res W s Henry bet Third and
Fifth
Dinsmore L., carpenter, res 1009 Chester
Dinsmore Maria, dressmaker, 1120 Ninth av
Dinsmore Wallace, student University, res S s University
av nr Choate, B.
DINSMORE WILLIAM G., drugs and medicines, 1059
Broadway, res 1160 Alice
Dion Clovis, gardener with J. B. Gagnon, res 407 First
DIRECTORY OF OAKLAND, Wm. B. Hardy, agent, 959
Broadway
Dissosway Henry, oysters, res 912 Fifth
Diston Robert, cook, res Winthrop House
District Attorney, John Ft. Glascock, Court House
Disturnell M. E. Mrs., res 1156 Broadway
Dix M. Mr., res 807 Harrison
Dix Rufus, housemover, res W s Curtis nr Lydia
Dix William, laborer, res cor Willow and Campbell
Dixon Agnes, widow, res NE cor East 16th and Tenth av
'IEDM0NT SPRINGS'"
WHITNEY. Proprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ J) ] DIRECTORY. 169
• Dixon Almond B., farmer, cor Alcatraz av and Adeline, B.
Dixon George, stableman with O. B. & F. V. E. E., resE s
Twelfth av bet East loth and East 16th
I Dixon James, stableman with O. B. & F. V. E. E., res cor
East 16th and Tenth av
• Dixon James K. P., copyist with County Eecorder, res SE
cor Broadway and Fourth
Dixon J. J., carpenter, res Eland House
j Dixon John, res 949 Filbert
Dixon John B., carpenter, res Twelfth av nr East 23d
Dixon Lucas, res 949 Filbert
I Dixon Maggie Miss, res 949 Filbert
;' Dixon Samuel L., clerk (S. F.) res 949 Filbert
; Dixon W., blindmaker with H. W. Barnes
; Doane L., res 809 Webster
!; Docking Thomas, physician, office and res 512 Sixth
J Doctor Jane, domestic, N s Walton nr West
• Dodge Charles F., (Kohler & Dodge) res cor Kirkham and
Eighth
j Dodge George S., res cor Madison and Ninth
Dodge John A., policeman, res 260 Fifth
Dodge J. Wins, bookkeeper, res NW cor Twelfth av and
East 15th
Dodge S. J., proprietor Cosmopolitan House, 859 Broadway
Dodge Susan C, widow, res N s Delaware nr Sixth, W. B.
Dodge William C., principal Peralta School, res 867 Wash-
ington
DODS JAMES, treasurer and city clerk, office City Hall,
room 4, res 1006 Webster
Dodson Mary F. Mrs., stewardess, res 863 Clay
Dodson Sophia Mrs., ladies nurse, res 707 Washington, rear
Doe Frederick A., bookkeeper with Luke Doe, res Winsor
House
DOE LUKE, real estate agent, house broker and collector,
958 Broadway, res 665 Twelfth
Doe Mellen, res 215 Twelfth
Doerfler Joseph, res SE cor East 14th and Fifteenth av
Doff William, piledriver, res 921 Fifth
Doherty George W., surveyor, res 721 Fifth
Doherty John, surveyor, res 721 Fifth
Doherty John A., carpenter Grand Central Hotel
Doherty Eebecca, housekeeper Zeta Psi Hall
Dohrman F., butcher, res W s San Pablo av nr Higgins road
Dolan Arthur, stableman with L. M. Beaudry
Dolan James, plasterer, res W s Humboldt av one-half mile
S of University
"Ml RFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MIN|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., cr Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
170 OAKLAND [])] DIRECTORY.
Dolan John, tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res Ninth
bet Washington and Clay
Dolan Michael, expressman, res S s Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Dolan Michael, res W s West bet Park and Wallace
Dolan Patrick, lather, res 571 Charter
Dolan Philip, stableman with A. W. May
Dolan Thomas, laborer, res SE cor Chester and Fifth
Dolan Thomas, painter, res 160 Seventh
Dole E. Miss, res 567 Eighth
Dole William A. carpenter, res 858 Clay
Doling James, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 800 Jef-
ferson
Dolman William H., res W s Eleventh av bet East 15th and
East 16th
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, P. E. Davis agent, 1161
Broadway
Donahar John W., proprietor Alta House, NW cor Wash-
ington and Eighth
Donahoe F., laborer C. P. E. E.
Donahoo William H. (Vance <fe Donahoo) res 812 Twentieth
Donanue B. J. (Yiscovich & Donahue) res 858 Broadway
Donahue Daniel, laborer, res S s Park bet West and Grove
Donahue Edward, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tel-
egraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Donahue John, boilermaker, res S s Park bet West and
Grove
Donahue John, laborer, res Ss Atlantic bet Wood and Willow
Donahue John, res Mansion House, E. O.
Donahue Michael, laborer, res N s Lydia nr West
Donahue Mortley, res NE cor Seventeenth and West
Donahue Patrick, laborer with Freeman & Jaffe, res Me-
chanics' Hotel
Donald John, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Donaldson Alexander, carpenter, res Union Hotel
Donaldson James, painter, res Eailroad Avenue Hotel
Donaldson William A. (Ehoda & Donaldson) res N s Twelfth
bet Franklin and Webster
Donelin T. J., wharfinger Broadway wharf, res 269 Fifth
Donley Edward, res cor Thirteenth av and East 23d
Donnaten Charles E., laborer C. P. E. E., res S s Atlantic
bet Wood and Pine
Donnellan Thomas, pressman with Butler & Bowman, res N
s Twenty-eighth nr Market
Donnelly John, bakery, NW cor Goss and Pine
Donnelly Lizzie A. Miss, variety store, SW cor Taylor and
Campbell
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner SBME1
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [D] DIRECTORY. 171
Donnelly Peter, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Donnelly Peter, laborer, res Wintbrop House
Donning Mat, conductor C. P. R>. Pv.
Donnolly Ellen, widow, ladies nurse, res SE cor Adeline and
Twenty-eighth
Donohue Daniel, laborer, res N s William bet Cedar and
Bay
Donohue John, laborer, res Union Hotel
Donohue Peter, bricklayer, res 464 Third
Donohue Richard, laborer, res Overland House
Donollan Thomas, expressman, cor Broadway and Seventh,
res cor Twenty-ninth and West
Donovan & Rademacher (Daniel Donovan and August Rade-
macher) sewer contractors, 1200 Broadway
Donovan Daniel (Donovan & Rademacher) res SW cor Ninth
and Washington
Donovan Daniel, laborer, res 833 Sixteenth
Donovan James, laborer, res SE cor Telegraph and Alcatraz
avs
Donovan James P., architect with P. Donovan, res Delger
nr San Pablo av
Donovan John, fireman stmr El Capitan, res 1003 Third
Donovan John, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res Winthrop
House
Donovan Margaret Mrs., res 613 Sixth
Donovan Neal, foreman with Rosenthal, Feder & Co. (S. F.)
res 808 Castro
Donovan Patrick, architect, 454 Eighth, res Delger nr San
Pablo av
Donzelmann Gazina Miss, res 727 Eighth
Donzelmann John, agent with Kohler & Frohling (S. F.)
res 725 Eighth
Doody Daniel, clerk with F. Mellor, res 16 Langton (S. F.)
Doody Miles, painter, res 565 Sixth
Doody Patrick, laborer, res El Dorado House
Doolen Michael, laborer, res Eighth nr Bay
Dooley Margaret, widow, res N s East 18th bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
Dooling James, dairy, W s Broadway nr Weston av
Doolittle Henry (How & Doolittle) res 309 Seventh
Doonan Daniel, laborer, res Winthrop House
Doran John, hod carrier, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Dorman Simon M., clerk Tubbs' Hotel
Dorn Marcellus, student University
Dorn S. H., butcher San Francisco Market, res 836 Broad-
way
"MIRFRT £ HIINTFR I REAL ESTATEandlNS0RANCEAGENTSt 224 Montgomery-, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. 1 or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
172 OAKLAND [J)] DIRECTORY.
Dornay John, bookkeeper with. A. McGarry, res SE cor
First and Broadway
Dornin George D., insurance agent (S. F.) res N s Dwight
way nr Audubon, B.
Dornin George W., draughtsman W. D. Co., res Dwight
way nr Piedmont way, B.
Dornin Oscar G., paying Teller Union National Gold Bank,
res W s Fifth av bet East 15th and East 16th
Dorr P. J., salesman with Mellis Bros., res Grove bet Ninth
and Tenth
Dorrell Gideon, carpenter, res cor Washington and Sixth
Dorsch Charles, tailor, 459 Sixth
Dota An tone, laborer C. P. R. R.
Dota Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R.
Doty Charles H., agent P. T. Co.) res 669 Third
Doud C. C. C, clerk (S. F.) res Blake House
Dougherty Ellen, domestic, 1157 Jefferson
Dougherty John, laundiyman Contra Costa Laundry
Dougherty L., plasterer, res 1555 Seventh
Dougherty Patrick, laboier, res E s Henry bet Third and
Fifth t
Douglas Nathan S. (Babcock & Douglas) res NW cor Thir-
tieth and Chestnut
Douglass Duncan, molder, res W s Hollis nr A
Dove Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 903 Wester
Dove Jennie Miss, hairdresser, 903 Webster
Dow Cyrus H., rancher, res Webster nr Broadway
Dow Daniel, painter W. D. Co.
Dow Esther, dressmaker, 461 Ninth
Dow Lorenzo, carpenter, res N s Eleventh bet Kirkham and
Cypress
Dowd Barnard, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res S s Third
nr Adeline
Dowd Daniel, laborer, res E s Henry bet Fifth and Seventh
Dowd Henry, laborer, res S s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Dowell John W., laborer, res NW cor Evoy and Lusk
Dowling John, carpenter, res Overland House
Dowling M. F., miller (S. E.) res 1074 Wood
Dowling Richard H., carpenter, res 527 Seventh
Dowling Thomas, carpenter W. D. Co., res SW cor Cedar
and William
Dowling Thomas, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Down George, boarding, 1833 Seventh
Downer T. H., lather, res Eland House
Downey Charles, butcher with B. Northup, N s Seventh nr
Willow
PI FniVIDN T 9PRINP9 AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the. best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [J)] DIRECTORY,
173
Downey John H., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res 555
Broadway
Downey William Mrs., widow, res 665 Fifth
Downie George, miller, res SE cor Eleventh and Madison
DOWNING & FORESTER (Theodore Downing and Ed-
ward Forester) proprietors Oakland, Pacheco and Mt.
Diablo Stage Line, 368 Eighth
DOWNING ALBERT, cigars and tobacco, 1152 Broad-
way, res 1018 Wood
Downing George, carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Downing Theodore (Downing & Forester) res Eureka Hotel
Doyle Daniel laborer, C. P. R. R.
Doyle James, laborer, res 656 Jackson
Doyle James S., carpenter, res NE cor Shattuck and Uni-
versity av, B.
Doyle John, farmer, res W s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Doyle Lawrence, laborer, res 1834 Grove
Doyle Michael, laborer, res Seventh bet Broadway and
Franklin
Doyle Patrick, laborer, res 656 Jackson
Doyle — , hackman, res 864 Washington
Dozier A. T., assayer, chemist and metallurgist, 461 Ninth
jmmisg'f |miy Itafeitt
368 EIGHTH SREET,
(North side)
Between Franklin and Webster, Oakland, Cal.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
OAKLAND, WALNUT CREEK, PACHECO
And Mi. Diablo Stage Line,
MT. DIABLO EXCURSION Parties taken at REASONABLE RATES.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and SADDLE HORSES TO HIRE.
Horses Boarded, and particular attention paid to Transient Customers.
DOWNING & FORESTER.
(ill RFRT H HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and "nsurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
174 OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY.
Draher May Miss, res 958 Eighth
Drain Michael, laborer, res N s Lydia bet West and Market
Drake George W., wood and coal (S. F.) res 1720 Seward
Draper Charles F., physician and surgeon, office and res W
s Market nr Twenty-eighth
Drennon James, engineer, res 1014 Eleventh av
Dresco Lorenzo, foreman quarry Oakland Paving Co., res
McAdam nr Broadway
Dresser J. A., journalist, res Winsor House
Dressier George, boot and shoemaker, store and res 624
East 12th
Drew George I., carpenter, res 369 Fifth
Dreyer J. H., bootmaker with F. Senram, res 851 Harrison
Drinkwater A. M., clerk with Miller, Grinnell & Co., res
Winsor House
Drinkwater L. H., master mariner, res 568 Fifteenth
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, res St. Louis House
Driscoll Dennis J., sailmaker, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll James, laborer, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll Jeremiah, hod carrier, res NE cor Tenth and
Franklin
Driscoll Jeremiah, painter, res 417 Seventh
Driscoll Jerry, laborer, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll John, laborer, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll Katie, nurse, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll Lawrence, painter 417 Seventh
Driscoll Michael, laborer, res 720 Filbert
Driscoll William, laborer, res 657 Washington
Driver James, farmer, San Pablo av ^ mile N California
Watch Co., W. B.
Driver John R., farmer San Pablo Road 1 mile N California
Watch Co., W. B.
Drosbach Andrew, sawyer with Shakespeare & Walter, res
682 Elm
DRUCKER HERMANN, proprietor Capital Saloon, 1055
Thirteenth av
Drugan James, laborer, res 314 Third
Drum John S., capitalist, 422 Twelfth, res 953 Market
Drummond Edward, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dryden William S., groceries, 830 Twenty-second
Drynen John, conductor U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 227 Tenth
Dubermilk Julius, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Dubois Peter G., carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Forty-second
nr Telegraph av
Duces George, butcher with E. Jungermaji, res N s Dalton
nr stockvards
A teantil Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS TeBS";S5!.FROM
. . S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [D] DIRECTORY. 175
Ducey Patrick, milkman, res W s Sixth av bet East 17th and
East 18th
Duck James, bartender with J. Hannifin, res St. Jame's
House
Ducker James W., res St. James House
Duddy Martin, expressman, res 911 Alice
Duddy William, elevator boy Grand Central Hotel, res 911
Dudley C. E., conductor C. P. R, R.
Dudley William H., stableman Capital Livery and Sale
Stables
Duffey Edward F., carpenter Enterprise Mill, res 835 Clay
Duffey Thomas, plasterer, res 1054 Broadwav
Dufit Mary Mrs., res 370 Third
Duffy J., pipelayer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Duffy James, laborer, res 920 Franklin
Duffy James, plasterer, res St. Louis House
Duffy Patrick, saloon and res W s San Pablo av nr Berkeley
Duffy Thomas, plasterer, res St. Louis House
Dugan Charles, plasterer, res 741 Bay pi
Dugan George, lather, res N s Twelfth nr Kirkham
Duggan Adelaide Miss, student University
Duggan Marv Miss, housekeeper, 860 Seventh
DUHRKOOP CHARLES B., superintendent California Arti-
ficial Stone Paving Co., res B nr Thirty-fourth (Watts'
Tract)
Duisenberg H. A., res Tubbs' Hotel
Dulion Alfred, butcher with E. Dulion, res 759 Franklin
Dulion Emile, butcher, 420 Ninth, res 759 Franklin
Dunbar — , carpenter, res S s Logan nr Market
Duncan Alexander, res 719 Tenth
Duncan Annie Miss, res 719 Tenth
Duncan Fannie Mrs., res 719 Tenth
Duncan George, res Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
Duncan George J., conductor C. P. P. P.
Duncan John J., res 719 Tenth
Duncan Lee Miss, res 719 Tenth
Duncombe A. Mrs., boarding, 615 Fourth
Duncombe Lucy M. Mrs., E s Ellsworth nr Bancroft way, B.
Duncombe William A., student University, res E s Ellsworth
nr Bancroft way, B.
Dundass Noah, stableman with James Brown, res Golden
Star Hotel
Dungau R. M., carpenter, res 1672 Third
Dunham A. M., photographer, res 523 Tenth
Dunham Clarrissa Mrs., 523 Tenth
Pll RFRT Z HiSNTf-H AUtN,s F0K SkN FRANCISCO AND ALAMiDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
176 OAKLAND [J)] DIKECTORY.
Dunham George P., hackman Fashion Stable, res 52-4 Sixth
Dunham John, fireman Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Dunham Murry, photographer, NW cor Eleventh and Clay, |
res 523 Tenth
Dunham Orley, photographic printer with M. Dunham, res
523 Tenth
Dunham O. S., carriage painter, res 858 Jefferson
Dunham Woodruff, res 612 East 15th
Dunlap Ann, widow, res cor Cedar and Short
Dunlap Henry, housemover, res W s Curtis nr Lydia
Dunmire Samuel S., carriagemaker with T. D. Weymouth,
res 1351 Franklin
Dunn George W., carpenter, res 2 Short
Dunn James P., student University
Dunn John, cook Russell House Restaurant, res 652 Jessie, j
S. F.
Dunn J. S., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res 323 Eleventh [
Dunn Mary, proprietress Russell House, 1113 Broadway
Dunn Mary E., domestic, E s Jefferson bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Dunn Martin M., farmer, res E s College av nr Asylum, B.
Dunn Patrick, laborer, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-second
Dunn Russell L., student University
Dunn Samuel W., book agent, res W s Grove nr Twentieth
Dunn Thomas, res cor East 19th and Sixteenth av
Dunnigan John, laborer, res NW cor San Pablo and Union
avs
Dunning E. B., res 672 Fourteenth
Dunning Frederick, stableman Clifford's Livery Stable
Dunning George R., carpenter Turbine Windmill Co., res
Golden Star Hotel
Dunning — , driver Oakland R. R. Co., res cor Forty-ninth
and Telegraph av, Temescal
Dunphy Thomas, lather, res N s Twentieth nr Brush
Dunshee Bertram H., student University, res Berkeley House
Dunten George, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Duplish Dolores, porter, res 418 First
Dupon — , teacher music, res 757 Castro
Durant Mary E. Mrs., res NW cor Seventeenth and Franklin
Durant School, Charles W. Otis principal, cor Grove and
Twenty-eighth
Durell Gideon, carpenter, res NE cor B and Louise
Durelle Anna Mrs., res 408 Thirteenth
Durelle Lilian Miss, res 408 Thirteenth
Durham <t Buffett (John P. Durham and Charles C. Buffett)
carriagemakers, cor Eighth and Washington
PIFRMflNT QDQINPC FIRST class hotel for summer boarders
riUUHIUIl I ornillUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [D] DIRECTORY. 177
Durham James, porter C. P. R. R., res S. F.
Durham Johu P. (Durham & Butfett) res Ninth nr Wash-
ington
Durham John P. Mrs., milliner, 465 Ninth, res Ninth nr
Washington
Durking J., grader, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Duroe J. B. (H. D. McGeorge <fc Co.) res cor College avand
Broadway
Durr Minnie, domestic, 561 Sixteenth
Durst J., farmer, res W s Adeline nr Twelfth
Durst John H., student University, res Palace Club
Dusinbury J. B., insurance agent, res 1228 Adeline
Dusinbury Myron T., notary public and teller The Oakland
Bank of Savings, office NE cor Twelfth and Broadway,
res 1228 Adeline
Dusinbury Theodore, res cor East 14th and Thirteeenth av
Dutcher Robert, carpenter, res Louisiana House
Dutil L., bookkeeper, res 1057 Alice
Dutton Henry, blacksmith with King & Williams, re3 W s
Clay nr Fifth
Dutton Jane Miss, res 829 Sixteenth
Duval Onisama, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dwyer Ann, widow, res W s Telegraph av one mile S of
University
Dwyer Cornelius, teamster, res 408 Fifth
Dwyer Daniel, marble polisher with Madden & Nunan, res
cor Twenty -first and Broadway
Dwyer William, driver City Pound Wagon, res junction
\-* Ci v o I 'f o orii J A
Dye Fred. F. (Todd, Dye & Co.) res 1240 Adeline
Dye James W., fireman W. D. Co., res 4 Wood
Dye — , carpenter, res 477 Eighth
Dyer G. F., bricklayer, res cor Peralta and Magnolia
Dyer Henry, res 818 Clay
Dyer James, painter W. D. Co.
Dyer J. P., mining, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, res 426 Thirteenth
Dyer William H., janitor, res N s East 16th nr Twenty-
second av
Eadon Moses, buj-er with M. C. Hawley <k Co., res 916 Fifth
Eadon William, upholsterer with E. Hook, res N s Walton
nr Grove
PIIRPQT P UllftlTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLnl UC nUll I Cn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
12
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
178 OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY.
Eadon William H., druggist with Crane & Brigham, res N
s Walton nr Grove
Eager Harry, bookkeeper with Grayson, Harrall & Co., res
cor Thirteenth av and East 14th
Eager Thomas, res NW cor East 14th and Thirteenth av
Earhart John, milk ranch, res NE cor Third and Market
Earhart John W., engineer, res NE cor Third and Market
Earhart Phil., res Tontine House
Earhart T., driver with W. T. Sagehorn, res cor Third and
Market
Earl Josiah, farmer, res 1153 Market
Earle John H., wines and liquors, S. P., res W s San Pablo
av nr Twenty -fourth
Earle William, butcher with C. Schneider, res 625 Filbert
Earles Patrick, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Earley S. G., agent Davis' Sewing Machines, 1101 Broadway
Earley John, butcher with T. Hann, res E s Choate nr
Bancroft way, B.
EARLL & RAND, (Warren Earll and J. H. Band) attys-
at-law, 921 Broadway
Earll Warner (Earll & Rand) atty-at-law, 921 Broadway, res
N s East 14th nr Thirty-second av, Fruit Vale
Eason Will, clerk, res N s Third nr Washington
Easton Fred., with E. Hook, res 1373 Harrison
East Oakland Brewery, Herman Mangels, proprietor, SE
cor Eighth av and East 12th
East Oakland, Fruit Vale and Mill's Seminary Railroad Co.,
Alexander W. May superintendent, office SE cor 12th
av and East 11th
EAST OAKLAND HOTEL, William Dike proprietor, SE
cor East 12th and Fourteenth av
East Oakland Stoneware Pottery, Bundock & Bros, proprie-
tors, cor Eighteenth av and East 12th
Easterby Frank G., student University, res Chi Phi House
Eastern Hotel, William F. Mariante proprietor, 714 East
12th
Eastland A. T., collector Oakland Gas Co., res 1030 Bush,
S. F.
EASTLAND VAN LEER, superintendent Oakland Gas-
light Co., res SW cor Sixth and Grove
Eastman Francis G., foreman Oakland Paving Co., res N s
Elm nr Broadway
Eastman H. P., engineer C. P. R. R., res E s Peralta bet
Third and Fifth
EASTMAN MOSES H., superintendent Oakland Paving
Co.. res 64 Valley
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. and new o ers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [Jj] DIRECTORY. 179
Easton James, res 1373 Harrison
Easton L., carpenter, res 576 Fourth
Easton Walter N., painter, res Eland House
Eaton Charles H., foreman with Corlies <fe Merritt, res S s
Lincoln nr Campbell
Eaton William H., proprietor Eaton's Commercial College,
454 Twelfth, res Stewart's Hotel
Eberhardt Adolph, merchant, res 720 Tenth
Eberhardt Charles, baker Tubbs Hotel, res 218 Sixth, rear
Eccles William E., foreman with J. J. O'Shea, res 698
Twenty-sixth
Eccles William J., painter with M. J. Finnigan, res W s
Franklin bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Eccleston Mary, widow, res N s Eighteenth nr Jefferson
Eckart William, res 1320 Eighth
Eckels William, vinegar maker with J. Lusk & Co., res cor
Telegraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Eckert Louis, butcher with Adam Koob, res cor Broadway
and Twentieth
Eckles Clement, carpenter, res SE cor Fourteenth and
Kirkham
Eckley Henry (James W. Burnham & Co., S F.) res 1547
San Pablo av
Edgar Archibald, laborer, res Ss Bancroft way nr Audubon,
Berkeley.
Edgar Arthur, farmer, res NW cor West and Thirty-third
Edgar James, res N s D wight way, nr Humboldt av, B.
Edgar James, mining, res 776 Thirteenth
Edgeworth Mary, domestic, 1019 Filbert
Edlef son John H., carver W. D. Co., res 1140 0'Farrell(S. F.)
Edlen John, fireman C. P. K. R., res 805 Peralta
Edmonds Walter J., barber, res 1511 Third.
EDWARDS & DeWITT (Thomas M. Edwards and James
M. DeWitt) druggists, NW cor Broadway and Eleventh
Edwards Benjamin F., barber with G. Briones, res 612
Fourth
Edwards David B., res 1516 Broadway
Edwards Edward W., carpenter, res N s Fifth bet Center
and Chester
Edwards Eliza 3iiss, res 854 Adeline
Edwards F., brakeman C. P. B. B.
Edwards Frederick J., oyster dealer (S. F.) res 1263 Eighth
Edwards George C, instructor mathematics University
Edwards George D., secretary Overman Mining Co. (S. F.)
res 1228 Broadway
Edwards George S., student University
PILRFRT & H IINTFR REAL ESTATE AND ,nsurance agents-
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
180 OAKLAND [ J] ] DIRECTORY.
Edwards George W., bookkeeper Winsor House
Edwards H., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Edwards James, physician, office and res NE cor Seventh
and Adeline
Edwards J. L., car repairer C. P. R. R., res SW cor Pine
and William
Edwards John, coachman, W s Washington bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Edwards John S., ropemaker, res N s East 23d bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second avs
Edwards Justus, carpenter, res S s Forty-fifth nr Tele-
graph av
Edwards L., bookkeeper, res Golden Star Hotel
Edwards L. B., insurance agent, 907 Broadway, res 809
Franklin
Edwards Robert W., jeweler (S. F.) res 1054 Twelfth
Edwards Thomas L. (Edwards & DeWitt) res NWcor Broad-
way and Eleventh
Edwards W. E., bellowsmaker (S. F.) res S s Lincoln nr
Wood
Edwards William, carpenter, res 522 East Fourteenth
Eells Charles P. (Wiggin & Eells) atty-at-law, Union Bank
Building
EELLS JAMES REV., pastor First Presbyterian Church,
res Peralta House, Temescal
Egan John, coachman, res 1108 Third
Egan John, gardener, 1547 San Pablo av
Egbert Robert S., farmer, res 1123 Myrtle
Egert Louis H., butcher, res 1506 Broadway
Eggers Oscar, res 621 Broadway
Ehat Andrew A., painter, res 687 Twenty-sixth
Ehat Sophia Mrs., res 687 Twenty-sixth
Eiben Frederick, clerk with A. H. Hansen
Eichman P. G., barber with E. Mosca, res NE cor Clay and
Fourth
Eien C, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill
Eisner Milton S., student University
Eisen A. S., millwright, res Eagle House
Eisler Henry, barber with Henry Smith, 1508 Seventh
Eitel Charles, salesman with Starbird & Goldstone (S. F.)
res E s Henry bet Fifth and Seventh
t Ekblom Charles A., shipcarpenter, res cor Bay and Short
Ekensteen Augustus, clerk with Tobin. Davisson & Co. (S.
F.) res NW cor Thirteenth and Campbell
Ekey & McFarland (Robert Ekey and John McFarland)
stairbuilders, Oakland Point Planing Mills
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «• ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [E] DIRECTORY. 181
Ekey Eobert (Ekey & McFarland) res 310 Fifth
Ekinan William, 1st cook Grand Central Hotel
EL DORADO BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Charles A.
Broad proprietor, 952 Broadway
El Dorado House, Hannah Magner proprietrees, SE cor
Eleventh and Franklin
Eland Edward, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res S s
Twenty-first bet West and Curtis
ELAND HOUSE, Robert Eland proprietor, 845 Franklin
ELAND ROBERT, proprietor Eland House, 845 Franklin
Elberson Frank B., salesman with Mallett & Hammon, res
Grand Western Hotel
Elder Alexander, commission merchant, 204 Front (S. F.)
res N s Merrimac pi nr Telegraph av
Eldridge George C, res 1354 Broadway
Eley George, engineer, res 812 Chester
ELFORD A. T. & CO. (Alfred T. Elford and James I
Bliven) sash, doors and blinds, Oakland Point Planing
Mills
Elford Alfred T. (A. T. Elford & Co.) res 610 Fifth
Elford E., carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill
Elford Richard, sash and doormaker, NE cor Second and
Broadway, res 608 Fifth
Elford William R., sash and doormaker, res East 22d nr
Thirteenth av
Eliason Horace D., clerk Post Office, res Blake House
Eliaser Samuel, clerk with E. Barnett, res 366 Eighth
Ellard Hattie, waitress Knox House
Ellerbrock Henry, farmer, res S s Fifth nr Chester
Elley Reuben, butcher with H. Liese, res East 14th bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first av
Elliot Alfred T., hop and grain broker (S. F.) res 969 Castro
Elliott Adelaide, res 854 Brush
Elliott Albert, whitener, Third nr Broadway, res E s Louisa
bet A and B
Elliott Austin A., carpenter, res W s Sixteenth av bet East
14th and East 15th
Elliott E. S., teacher Franklin Grammar School, res East
12th bet Fourth and Fifth avs
Elliott George F., carpenter, res W s Sixteenth av bet East
14th and East 15th
Elliott James, teamster with Ta}dor & Co., res 616 Second
Elliott Mark L., res 854 Brush
Elliott McDonald, res 854 Brush
Elliott Robert, teamster Grove-st Planing Mill, res 657
Grove
PIIRFRTJi HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F., or Park St. ..Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
182 OAKLAND [£] DIRECTORY.
Elliott Robert W., res 854 Brush
Ellis Alexander L., machinist C. P. R. R., res E s Peralta
bet Third and Fifth
Ellis Alfred A., fireman C. P. R. R., res S s Goss bet Pine
and Wood
Ellis Catherine, domestic, 1102 Myrtle
Ellis Caroline H., widow, res 711 Castro
Ellis Carrie M., teacher Franklin Grammar School, res Sixth
av bet East 16th and East 17th
Ellis C. H., carpenter and extraman Truck No. 1, res 711
Castro
Ellis Cyrus E., merchant, res Pine bet Seward and Lincoln
Ellis James, produce commission, 500 Sansome (S. F.) res
530 Ninth
Ellis J. M., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Ellis John, canvasser, res NE cor Eleventh and East 16th
Ellis John, gardener University, res University grounds nr
Strawberry Creek
Ellis John, laborer, res S s Goss nr Bay
Ellis John, laborer, res Dwight way nr Humboldt av, B.
Ellis John H., miller with Sarpy, Barstow & Co., res 2 Goss
Ellis John H., painter, res E s Eleventh av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Ellis Nathaniel, res 713 Jefferson
Ellis Richard W., physician (S F.) res W s Brush bet Elev-
enth and Twelfth
Ellis Stephen laborer, res The Home, B.
Ellis William, laborer, res The Home, B.
Ellsworth House, 409 Twelfth
Ellsworth C. F. Mrs. (widow) res 475 Ninth
Ellsworth L. Mrs., dressmaker, res 409 Twelfth
Ellwood T.W., stairbuildrwith Power & Ough, res 1370 Brush
Ell wood William B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Twelfth
and Kirkham
Ellwood William F., res 1370 Brush
Elly Reuben, butcher with Henry Liese, res cor East 14th
and Twentieth av
Elmore Samuel, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 534 Sycamore
Elsey Charles (C. E. Gillett & Co.) res 653 Eleventh
El well Elizabeth Mrs., res 774 Twenty-first
El well Woodward W., clerk, res 774 Twenty-first
Ely Ann Mrs., res NE cor Twenty-sixth and Union
Ely George, milk dairy, res NW cor Twenty-sixth and Union
Elzy Evan J., mining, res 1118 Market
Embury George A., carpenter, res N s Berkeley way nr
Wilvia, B.
PlEDM0NT SPRINGS * BEAUT'FUL DR,VE' ^Tl^StigZ**,.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [J]] DIRECTORY. 183
Erne Claude, res 350 Eighth
Erne Ernest (Berger & Co.) res 1355 Eighth
Emerson Charles M., clerk with D. L. Emerson & Co., res
NE cor Fifteenth and Jefferson
Emerson Charles W., carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
EMERSON D. I.. & CO. (David L. Emerson) real estate,
472 Ninth (Nicholl Block)
Emerson D. L. (D. L. Emerson & Co.) res NE cor Fifteenth
and Jefferson
Emerson George, res 1061 Grove
Emerson William H., soda manufacturer, NE cor East 11th
and Thirteenth av
Emery Charles C, res S s East 16th bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth av
Emery George F., clerk with R. Pfister, 1065 Broadway
Emery EL, carpenter W. D. Co., res Central Pacific Kail-
road House
EMERY JOSEPH S., contractor (S. F.) res NW cor Park
and San Pablo avs
Emon A. res Central Pacific Railroad House
Employment Office (Chinese) E s San Pablo av bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Emslie Charles, machinist, res W s Humboldt av opp Asy-
lum, B.
Engelbretson Finkel, laborer, res 959 Fifth
Engelberg Peter, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Engineer City, Thomas J. Arnold, office City Hall
English George, poultryman, SW cor Seventeenth and Castro
English John T., carpenter, res S s Twelfth nr Kirkham
English William D., merchant, res 56 Seventh
Engor Christine, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Ennis Abraham, policeman, res SE cor Pine and William
Ennis Antone, watchman W. D. Co., res S s Fifth bet
Chester and Henry
Ennis Mary, domestic, 518 Fifteenth
Ennis Thomas, engineer Engine Co. No. 1, res S s Fifteenth
nr Clay
Ennis William, driver Oakland Engine Co. No. 3, res Fifth
bet Chester and Henry
Enos Frank, laborer C. P. R. R.
Enos Henry, res N s East 16th bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth avs
Enos Joseph, res NW cor Seventeenth av and East 12th
Enright Patrick, grocer (S. F.) res 524 Sixth
Ensign Charles H., engineer with Babcock & Gould, res
Linden nr Willow
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F„ or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
184 OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY.
Enslow O. M., student University, res 862 Castro
Enslow T. S. Mrs., res 862 Castro.
ENTERPRISE MILLS (Planing) Cal. Bridge and Building
Co. proprietors, SW cor Second and Grove
Entre Nous Club, NE cor Bancroft way and Anderson, B.
Eppinger Louis, manager Jurgen's billiard room, res 1116
Broadway
Eran Charles, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res cor
Twenty-sixth and Grove
Erdman Louis, deckhand Oakland Ferries
Ericson Erie J., upholsterer with Chris. Schreiber, res SE
cor Twentieth and Castro
Ericsson P. E., cabinetmaker, 378 Tenth, res 1003 Webster
Ermath Philip, lumberman (S. F.) res NW cor Eighteenth
and Myrtle
Ernest Tate, physician (S.F.) res 963 Clay
Errickson E., tailor with M. J. Healy, res Golden Star Hotel
Erskine John B., porter with Cross & Co. (S. F.) res 1060
Third
Eskelds Nils, farmer with Horatio P. Livermore
Esmond Mary E., nurse, 1226 Myrtle
Espinosa Damian, master mariner, res E s San Pablo av nr
Dwightway, W. B.
Espy Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 817 Seventeenth
Estelle Theodore, engineer "Weston & Welch, res SW cor
Seventh av and East 10th
Estelle Thomas, porter C. P. R. R., res SE cor Lewis and Fifth
Esterly R. G., res S s Twelfth bet Wood and Willow
Eureka Hotel, H. H. Meyer proprietor, SW cr Seventh and
Washington
EUREKA LIVERY STABLE, D. M. Ayers proprietor, NE
cor Seventeenth and San Pablo av
Eureka Photograph Gallery, Jaycox & Cary proprietors, NW
Fifteenth and San Pablo av
Eustace James, painter, res N s William bet Pine and Cedar
Evans C. W., widow, res E s Eleventh av bet East 11th and
East 12th
Evans Edward, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Evans H. Mrs., dressmaker, shop and res 860 Jefferson
Evans Henry, waiter St. Louis House
Evans Homer, compositor Transcript, res Washington bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Evans James D., hay and grain, SE cor Telegraph av and
Twenty-fourth
Evans Matilda, domestic with Thomas W. Badger, res 484
Laurel
PIEDMT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth
OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY. 185
Evans Thomas, bootmaker with David Stuart, res 860 Jeffer-
son
Evans West, tie contractor' C. P. R. R., res N s Sycamore nr
Telegraph av
Everett Carleton, student University
Everett David H., bookkeeper with Rosener Bros. (S. F.)
res 1128 Myrtle
Everett Edward, salesman with Weaver & Taylor (S. F.) res
719 Eighth
Everinghim Samuel M. (Wagner & Co.) res cor Campbell
and Eighth
Evers Joseph, expressman, SE cor Broadway and Seventh,
res W s Elm av nr Plymouth av
Everson Mark (W. & M. Everson) res 763 Webster
EVERSON W. & M., hardware, tools and agricultural im-
plements, SW cor Ninth and Broadway
Everson Wallace (W. & M. Everson) res 763 Webster
Evoy J. E. Mrs., res N s Logan nr San Pablo av
Ewing J. C, solicitor, res E s Broadway nr Bay pi
Ewing Joseph D., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 820 twelfth
Eyman August, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Eyre Thomas, cook D. and D. and B. Asylum
Eyrich George, laborer, res 762 Franklin
\V. & M. EVERSON,
S. W. cor. Broadway and Ninth.
"*ll RFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M1N|NG property— loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
186 OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY.
Fabian Samuel L., student University
Fabrique Bernil C, manager with Kohler & Chase, res Sun-
nyside Hotel
Fagen E. A. Mrs., res N s Eighth bet Canter and Chester
Fairbairn Edward, driver E. O. F. V. &M. S. R. R., res Ss
East 17th bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Fairbank Charles E. (Fairbank, Clancy & Co., S. F.) res Ss
Plymouth av nr Elm
Fairbanks Dolphes B., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Fairbanks Frank J., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Fairchild James C, surveyor, res SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Fairchild Judd H., clerk with Charles Jones, res 912 Center
Fairchild M. E. Mrs., res SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Fairchild O. L. C, president Oakland News Co., res 770
Thirteenth
Fairchilds Robert, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Falconer James, carpenter, res N s Thirtieth nr Union
Falconer William, laborer, res N s Thirtieth nr Magnolia
Falke W. & Co. (William Falke and Charles Kiel) bottled-
beer depot, 1808 Grove
Falke William (W. Falke & Co.) res 1808 Grove
Fallan Edward F., painter, res W s Telegraph av, 1 mile S.
from University
Fallmer R. F., carpenter and builder, 423 Tenth
Fallon James, laborer W. D. Co., res 1163 Third
Fallon Joseph, bookkeeper, res E s Oak nr Sixth
Fallon Malachi, poulterer, res 56 Seventh
FANEUIL HALL INSURANCE CO. (Boston) W.F. Hitch-
cock agent, 958 Broadway
Fanning G. T., engineer, res NW cor Henry and Fifth
Fannon John, laborer, res E s Lewis bet Third and Fifth
Fannon Patrick, laborer, res E s Lewis nr Third
FARLEY EBEN C, deputy county clerk, res Winsor
House
Farley Michael, bartender with John Maher, res Seventeenth
nr San Pablo av
Farley P., laborer, res W s Willow nr Seventh
Farley Patrick, res N s East 16th bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth avs
Farley Peter, laborer, res W s Lewis bet Fourth and Fifth
Farley Robert, marblecutter with J. Sullivan, res 1763 Grove
Farmer Rudolph, carpenter, 716 Broadway, res cor Seven-
teenth av and East 12th
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner
DAY or NIGHT
only 3 miles.
J. 8. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY. 187
Farno A. C, collector, 837 Washington, res 1253 Fifteenth
Farnum A. L. Mrs., dressmaking, res 862 Castro
Farnum Moses, carpenter, res Fourteenth bet Franklin and
Broadway
Farnum Oliver J., salesman with G. F. M. Glover, res W s
Chester bet Eighth and Ninth
Farquhar Mary Mrs., res 819 Webster
Farra Louis C, salesman with Ash Bros., res 729 Eighth
Farrell A. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 1754 Telegraph av
Farrell Edward T., contractor, res 561 Seventh
Farrell EdAvard T. S., machine operator, res E s Cypress bet
Ninth and Tenth
Farrell James, car repairer C. P. B. B., res E s Wood bet
Seward and Lincoln
Farrell John, boot and shoemaker, 422 Third
Farrell John, groceries, store and res 1700 Eighth
Farrell John, saloon, 700 Broadway
Farrell Julia M., res 809 Henry
Farrell Mary Mrs., res E s Cypress bet Ninth and Tenth
Farrell William M., waiter Newland House Bestaurant
Farrier Hiram L., res E s Sixth av bet East 15th and East
16th
Farrington E. D., clerk Custom House (S. F.) res 1267 Clay
FARWELL & HIRSHBERG (George E. Farwell and David
S. Hirshberg) gents' furnishing goods, 1103 Broadway
Farwell B. E., proprietor Kelsey Stables, Telegraph av bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Farwell F. M. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) res 371 Eighth
Farwell George E. (Farwell & Hirshberg) res 418 Fifth
Farwell W., carpenter, res 565 Second
Faschian Herman, cook with Petersen & Basmussen, res 359
Third
FASHION LIVERY STABLE, McCleverty & Noblett pro-
prietors, 860 Broadway
Fassett Harris H., insurance (S. F.) res 1365 Market
Faulkner C. S. Mrs., res W s Grove nr Nineteenth
Faulkner Thomas, porter Blake House
Favor Chauncey O., sashmaker with A. T. Elford & Co., res
N s Third bet Brush and Castro
Favor James, carpenter, res N s Third bet Brush and Castro
Fay James, painter, res El Dorado House
Fayers Katie, domestic, 568 Seventeenth
Fayes — , clerk, res E s Wood nr Willow
Fearey Joseph H., salesman with Mellis Bros., res E s Grove
nr Caledonia av
Fearey Mary Mrs., res SE cor Grove and Caledonia av
'II RFRT £ HIINTFR f REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS l 224 MONTGOMEKr, S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
188 OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY.
Fearey Robert D., plumber with James McGivney, res N s
Spring nr Adeline
Fearey Theodore H., clerk with Morris Rosenberg, res SE
cor Grove and Caledonia av
Federspiel A. & Co. (Andrew Federspiel and John F. Ras-
mussen) fish and oysters, 463 Fourth
Federspiel Andrew (A. Federspiel & Co.) res 469 Fourth
Fee John D., architect, res 77 Valley
Fee Patrick, farmer, res E s College av one-half mile south
of Asylum, B.
Feely Cormick, laborer, res 1001 Franklin
Feeney J. C, tinner, res Eland House
Feeney Mark, laborer, res 1122 Fifteenth av
Feeney Michael, farmer, res Cameron nr Jackson
Feeny Owen, laborer, res 967 Fifth
Feeny Patrick, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 317 Fourth
Fehey Celia, chambermaid Grand Central Hotel
Felling Louis H., bookkeeper, res N s East 32d nr Thirteenth
av, Lynn
Fell John, plasterer, res cor First and Franklin
Felley Philomilo, blindmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res Al-
ameda
Fellows E. C, superintendent Western Division C. P. R. R.,
res 940 Myrtle
Felton Edward S., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Felton Engine Co. No. 2, E. F. Voorhees foreman, 468-470
Sixth
Felton John B. Mrs., res 930 Adeline
Felver Daniel, cigar manufacturer, W s San Pablo av bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, res 815 Twenty-eighth
Fenn Thomas, speculator, res 56 Seventh
Fenn Thomas W., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 476 Twelfth
Fenner Edgar B., painter, res 563 Frederick
Fenner Lucinda Mrs., dressmaker with Mrs. P. Cook, res
SW cor Eighteenth and San Pablo av
FENNESSEY JOHN, proprietor Oakland Billiard Parlor,
863 Broadway, res 662 Sixth
Fenno M. F., fireman C. P. R. R.
Ferge Richard, upholsterer, res S s Taylor nr Willow
Fenton A. shipwright, res Carleton nr Humboldt av, B.
Ferguson George, plumber, res 853 Harrison
Ferguson H., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Ferguson John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Ferguson M. A. Mrs., res 853 Harrison
Ferguson Samuel, mining, res 54 East 12th
Ferguson William L., carpenter, res Willow nr Seventh
PIFDWIflNT ^PRINP9 AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ^Propr.
Try Gordon's ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [J1] DIRECTORY. 189
Fernald W. H., expressman SE cor Seventh and Washing-
ton, res Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Fernand John J., student, res N s Forty-second nr Grove
FERNANDEZ J. L. & CO. (J. L. Fernandez) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Alden and San Pablo av and junction
Adeline and San Pablo av
Fernandez J. L. (J. L. Fernandez & Co.) res junction Adeline
and San Pablo av
Ferre' Albert, messenger A. D. Tel. Co., res 810 Fourteenth
Ferre Ella Miss, res 810 Fourteenth
Ferre' H. R., stock dealer, res 810 Fourteenth
Ferre' Melville, messenger A. D. Tel. Co., res 810 Fourteenth
Ferrea George, real estate agent (S. F.) res E s Grove nr
Third
Ferrell Herman, driver Broadway and Piedmont R. R., res
Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Ferrero Mateo, shoemaker, N s Twentieth nr Castro
Ferris B. F. Mrs., res 468 Fifth
Ferris D. C, mining (S. F.) res E s Jackson nr Fifteenth
Ferris Richard, paper carrier, res W s Center bet Second
and Third
Fety C. B., engraver, res N s William bet Wood and Willow
Feucht Margaret, widow, res Oakland av nr Perry
FFRENCH NICHOLAS, groceries and liquors, 721 Linden,
res 723 Linden
Fibush Aron (Baptiste & Fibush) res Eighth nr Clay
Fick Annie Mrs., fancy goods, 1761 Seventh
Fick August, painter, res 1761 Seventh
Fidler Hercules, gardener, N s Merrimac bet Telegraph av
and Webster
Fieberling Peter, bartender with Tubbs & Collins, res Web-
ster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Field Edward G., carpenter, res S s Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Field Frederick A., student Pacific Theological Seminary
Field H. N. Miss, principal Home School for Young Ladies,
523-529 Hobart
Fielding John C, photographer, res, W s Harrison bet Sixth
and Seventh
Fifty Associates, G. W. Armes president, E. C. Sessions
secretary, office 422 Twelfth
Fike Nathan, junk dealer, res W s Peralta bet William and
Atlantic
Fillio Nelson, special policeman, res 1273 San Pablo av
Fillmore James, clerk with D. Rath j en, res NW cor Jefferson
and Fifth
Fillmore John, gardener, res N s Twenty-first nr Brush
Pll DCDT P UIIMTCD J REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS ( 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
UILULM I OC nUil I LII I LOANS NEGOTIATED. j or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
190 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Finch Duncan B., res The Centennial
Finch E. S., bookkeeper, res Winsor House
Finch James, teamster, res Roff Hotel
Finch William H., clerk with F. Barbagelata & Co., res
Eleventh bet Alice and Harrison
Finch William H., salesman with A. Haas & Co. (S. F.) res
cor Seward and Pine
FINCK HENRY, groceries, wines and liquors, SW cor Fifth
and Lewis
Fincke H. W., expressman, SW cor Broadway and Sixth,
res Third bet Washington and Clay
Findley Felix, carpenter, res cor Third and Harrison
Findley J. M., carpenter, res SE cor Second and University
av, W. B.
Finegan James C, tinsmith, res 914 Fifth
Fininger Louis, watchmaker with Weyl Bros (S. F.) res W
s Kirkham bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Fininger Marie Miss, teacher piano, res W s Kirkham bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Fininger Rudolph, bookkeeper (S. F.) res W s Kirkham bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Finkeldey Frederick, butcher with H. Finkeldey, res Eagle
House
FINKELDEY HENRY, butcher, 705 Broadway, res 609
Harrison
Finkeldey Henry jr., butcher with G. W. Scribner
Finley Felix, carpenter, res 660 Harrison
Finley James, fireman, res 712 Franklin
Finnell J., with Oakland Planing Mill
Finnell Stephen, cook, res W s Sixth nr Delaware, W. B.
Finney A. K., blacksmith, res E s Thirteenth av bet East
16th and East 17th
Finney G. AV. Mrs., res 436 Eleventh
Finney J. W. J., compositor Transcript, res 1156 Broadway
Finney S. W., blacksmith, res E s East 16th bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth avs
Finney William H., carpenter, res E s Telegraph av bet
Merrimac and Prospect pis
Finnie Walter F., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Finnigan Barney F., painter with M. J. Finnigan, res S s
Nineteenth bet Brush and Castro
FINNIGAN MICHAEL J., house and sign painter, 1311
Broadway, res S s Nineteenth bet Brush and Castro
Finucane Sallie Miss, res N s Forty-second nr Telegraph av
Finucane W. M., clerk with Cadogan & Co., res Forty-second
bet Grove and Telegraph av
A beautiful Slimmer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY. 191
Fire Association of Philadelphia, J. J. Gardiner agent, 1106
Broadway
First Baptist Church, Rev. B. S. McLafferty pastor, SE cor
Fourteenth and Brush
First Club House, George D. Murray president, University
av opp Chapel, B.
First Congregational Church, Rev. J. K. McLean pastor, NE
cor Tenth and Washington
First Congregational Church (Berkeley) Rev. E. B. Payne
pastor, E s Humboldt av nr Dwight av
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. R. Bentley pastor,
SE cor Fourteenth and Clay
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF OAKLAND, V. D.
Moody president, G. M. Fisher cashier, 969 Broadway
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. James Eells pastor, NE cor
Franklin and Fourteenth
First Presbvterian Church, NE cor East 14th and Fifteenth
av, E, O.
Fischer Max, wagonmaker with Benj. Kneale, res Humboldt
Hotel
Fish Charles H., president Con. Virginia Mining Co., office
27 Nevada Block (S. F.) res 626 Thirteenth
Fish Emma Miss, res 1772 Seventh
Fish Erskine, capitalist, res 269 Fifth
Fish J. H., banker (S. F.) res SE cor Grove and Ninth
Fish M. W., physician, res 461 East 14th
Fish Nathaniel P., shoemaker, res 860 East 14th
Fish Theodore J., with Con. Virginia Mining Co. (S. F.)res
626 Thirteenth
Fisher A. D., carpenter W. D. Co., res 863 Cedar
Fisher Albert E., compositor, res SW cor Thirtieth and
Linden
FISHER BENJAMIN D., wines and liquors, NE cor East
11th and Thirteenth av
Fisher Beriah P., carpenter, res 358 Seventh
Fisher C. H. Mrs., res Winsor House
Fisher E. E., watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., res SE cor Uni-
versity av and Second, W. B
Fisher Ellen, teacher music, res 970 Third
Fisher Fannie H. Miss, res 863 Cedar
Fisher Fayette, carpenter, res Ns Forty-third nr Telegraph av
Fisher Frank L., printer Oakland Journal, res Elm opp Valley
Fisher Frederick, plumber with O. C. Kirk, res 358 Seventh
Fisher George, painter, res Ns Forty-second nr Telegraph av
FISHER G. M., cashier First National Gold Bank, res 904
Filbert
P(i UiuT V UiiAlTLU auenis ftJK san francisco and alameda property,
ulLDLii I & null I Ln Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
192 OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY.
Fisher Henry R., plumber with Henry Madden, res 358
Seventh
Fisher Jacob, fireman C. P. R. R., res N s Goss nr Cedar
FISHER JOHN, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Grove
Fisher John, painter, res SW cor Clay and Fourth
Fisher Michael, groceries, SW cor Clay and Fourth
Fisher Luther P., advertising agent (S. F.) res N s Brown
nr West
Fisher Simon, res S s Thirty-third nr West
Fisher William, driver with John Thomson, res 563 Sixth
FISK LEANDER, groceries and liquors, store and res SW
cor Third and Adeline
Fiske William H., carpenter, res N s William bet Cedar and
Bay
Fitch & Cox (Edward R. Fitch and Harris G. Cox) proprie-
tors Golden Gate Saloon, NE cor Bristol and Third,
W. B.
Fitch Edward R. (Fitch & Cox) res NE cor Bristol and
Third, W. B.
Fitzell Peter (Lynch, Maloney & Fitzell) res 804 Jefferson
Fitzgerald David, laborer with Taylor & Co., res 812 Six-
teenth
Fitzgerald E., boots and shoes, 506 Seventh, res Seventh nr
Bay
Fitzgerald Edward J., salesman with O'Connell & Co., res
812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Frederick, clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 951
Broadway
Fitzgerald James, laborer, res N s Forty-ninth nr Tele-
graph av
Fitzgerald James, stableman, res 1021 Third
Fitzgerald John, deckhand stmr Capital
Fitzgerald Margaret, domestic, E s Telegraph av nr Ply-
mouth av
Fitzgerald Mathew, laborer, res W s Watts nr Peralta
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, res E s Chester bet Third and
Fifth
Fitzgerald Maurice D., laborer, res N s Eleventh nr Center
Fitzgerald Michael, carpenter, res W s Watts nr Peralta
Fitzgerald Richard, laborer, res W s Watts nr Peralta
Fitzgibbon Thomas, hackman, cor Broadway and Seventh,
res Harrison bet Fifth and Sixth
Fitzgibbons Thomas, hackman, res 810 Harrison
Fitzmaurice John, gardener, res 713 Fifteenth
Fitzpatrick Peter, plasterer, res S s Eighteenth nr Kirkham
PIFFllVinNT 9PRINP^ FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ Y ] DIRECTORY. * 193
Fitzsiinmons John, painter and extraman Engine Co. No. 1,
res El Dorado House
Flagg Henry H., broker, (S. F.) res 804 Tenth
Flagg Julia A., proprietress Capital Hotel, SW cor Eleventh
and Franklin
Flaherty John, laborer, res 770 Willow
Flaherty Patrick, laborer C. P. R. R., res W s Magnolia nr
Seventh
Flaherty Thomas, carpenter, res E s Pine nr Atlantic
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, res W s Magnolia nr Seventh
Flaherty Thomas, painter, res N s Eighteenth bet Center
and Cypress
Flanagan Mary, domestic with E. F. Schroder
Flandin Joseph, special policeman, res 317 Third
Flanigan Christopher, laundry, res S s Prospect av nr
Broadway
Flanigan Edward, paper carrier, res 1159 Third
Flannery James, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Flannery Joseph, laborer C. P. R. R., res N s Seventh bet
Cedar and Pine
Fleck Amelia, midwife, res 721 Sixth
Fleck Gustav, barber with E. Maleton, res 721 Sixth
Fleming & Trask (John J. Fleming and S. D. Trask) wines
and liquors, 625 East 12th
Fleming James, longshoreman, res 1862 West
Fleming John J. (Fleming & Trask) res Ninth avnr East 12th
Fleming J. R. Mrs., res 304 Ninth
Fleming Patrick, laborer Oakland Gaslight Co., res Eagle
House
Fletcher James, sashmaker with H. W. Barnes
Fletcher John, carpenter, res Eastern Hotel
Fletcher John B., sash and blindmaker, res East 16th nr
Sixteenth av „
Fletcher John N., shoemaker, res 814 Henry
Fletcher Joseph, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Fletcher Robert J., hackman, Broadway and Seventh, res
1950 Filbert
Fletcher Thomas H., grainer, res 566 Frederick
Fletcher William F., foreman Oakland R. R. Stables, res
1308 Telegraph av
Flick G. W., carpenter, res Union Hotel
Flinn — , reporter Transcript, res Nicholl House
Flint Amasa, ship carpenter, res N s Short nr Bay
Flint Augustus P., insurance agent (S. F.) res 1103 Filbert
Flint Edward P. (Flint, Peabody & Co., S. F.) res W s
Washington bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
PIIRERT P UIIN1TD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLm unUilELn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
194 OAKLAND [f] DIRECTORY.
Flint Eli jali T. (South wick & Flint) res SW cor Castro and
Sixteenth
FLINT GEORGE B. (Sanford, Kelsey & Co.) res 971
Broadway
Flint Levi, boot and shoemaker, S s Seventh bet Wood and
Pine, res N s Eighth bet Wood and Willow
Flood Isaac, whitener, res N s East 15th between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
Flood Isabella, widow, res 1210 West
Flood Stephen, carpenter, res Capital Hotel
Flora E. H., house mover, res 869 Lydia
Flora Melcajah Pi., house mover, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-
second
Floud John W., gasfitter with Dalziel & Moller, res E s
Linden nr Eighteenth
Flour Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Flowers Frank, carpenter, res 510 Eighth
Fluge Martha, domestic, 578 Sixteenth
Flynn Andrew, groceries, 1601 Myrtle
Flynn Edmond, groceries (S. F.) res 721 Fourth
Flynn Hugh, blacksmith C. P. R. R., res Cedar nr Seventh
Flynn James, laborer, res Twenty -fourth nr San Pablo av
Flynn James, upholsterer with C. L. Taylor, res 1057
Webster
Flynn Patrick, laborer, res E s Lewis bet Fifth and Seventh
Flynn Richard, oiler C. P. R. R., res 1555 Seventh
Flynn Timothy, carpenter, res S s Eighteenth between Kirk-
ham and Cypress
Flynn William, blacksmith, with M. W. Allen
Focacci L., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 653 Myrtle
Fogarty James, printer with Butler & Bowman, res 863
Twenty-second
Fogarty Maria, domestic with C. F. Hawkins
Fogart}- Thomas, pile driver, res 921 Fifth
Fogg George E., student University, res 311 Seventh
FOGG GEORGE H., real estate agent, 369 Seventh, res
311 Seventh
Fogg George W., superintendent Pacific Iron Works, res
SE cor Filbert and Seventh
Fogg J. B. Mrs., teacher wax flowers, E s Lewis nr Fifth
Fogg John B., bricklayer, res E s Lewis nr Fifth
Fogg Joseph, carpenter, res 813 Market ■
Foley D., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Foley James, painter W. D. Co.
FOLEY JAMES J., money broker, res 1023 Peralta
Foley John, laborer O. Paving Co., res 666 Twenty-seventh
'IFDMnNT HfiTFI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now o/fers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [J1] DIRECTORY. 195
Foley John, laborer W. D. Co., res NE cor Tenth and
Franklin
Foley Martin, blacksmith, res El Dorado House
Foley Michael, coachman, 903 Market
Foley Michael, laborer, res 1171 Third
Foley Thomas, laborer C. P. R. R., res E s Chestnut nr
First
Foley Thomas, laborer with Freeman & Jaffe, res Chestnut
bet First and Third
Folger George S., teamster with Freeman & Jaffe, res 303
Second
Folger James A., spice mills (S. F.) res NE cor Taylor and
Willow
Folger Samuel G., collector Freeman & Jaffe, res 303 Second
Folkers J. H. A., surgical instruments (S. F.) res 915
Myrtle
FOLLRATH ADAM, horseshoer and farrier, 1062 Thir-
teenth av, res Lynn
Follrath William A., blacksmith with Adam Follrath, res
Lynn
Folsom Wallace L., bookkeeper with Purington & Reed,
res Union Hotel
Folte Gustav, bookkeeper with Burns, Whitman & Gardiner,
res Washington bet Eighth and Ninth
Fonda David B., engineer C. P. R. R., res N s Goss bet
Pine and Willow
Fonda George H., fireman C. P. R. R., res N s Goss bet
Wood and Pine
Fonda P. W., coal inspector C. P. R. R., res N s Goss bet
Pine and Wood
Fontana F. J., ice cream and confectionery, 469 Seventh, res
N s Seventh bet Pine and Willow
Fontana M. J., wholesale commission merchant (S. F.) res
SE cor Eighth and Willow
FONTE ANTONIO, general merchandise, NE cor East
12th and Sixteenth av res 1111 Sixteenth av
Fonte Henry clerk with A. Fonte, res 1111 Sixteenth av
Fonte Joseph, tanner with J. S. Derby
Foo Lee (Chinese) laundry, East 14th nr Twenty-second av
Foot George, farmer, res junction Broadway and University
av
Foot Manuel S., laborer C. P. R. R., res East 23d nr
Twentv-first av
Foote William W., atty-at-law (S. F.)res NE cor Thirteenth
and Brush
Forber Charles, res 476 Twelfth
GILBERT & HIINTFR REAL ESTATE and |nsurance agents-
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
196 OAKLAND [F] DIRECTORY.
Forbes George, carpenter with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton
Ford Alvin, general merchandise, 1080 Fourteenth av
Ford D. R., butcher, 835 Washington, res 420 Fifth
Ford George, laborer, res 818 Twelfth
Ford J. B., res 765 Grove
Ford J. B., lumber, res SW cor Fifth av and East 9th
Ford John A., whitener, res 764 Sixth
Ford N. V., res 420 Fifth
Fordman D., shipwright W. D. Co.
Forg Charles, bartender Mammoth Saloon, res 415 Fourth
FOREST TREE NURSERY, Bailey & Co., proprietors,
NW cor East 12th and Third av
Forester Edward (Downing & Forester) res Eureka Hotel
Forrest Mary A. Miss, nurse, res E s Wood bet Eighth and
Chase
Forrest W. B., laborer, res Eland House
Forrester J. D., veterinary surgeon, res 1927 Myrtle
Forster J. H. Mrs., res 758 Castro
Forsyth Edwin R., carpenter, res Ns Delaware nr Sixth, W. B.
Forsyth Joseph, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Fortin V. L., clerk, res 613 Tenth
Fortman D., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Fortman Fred., shipwright W. D. Co., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Foss Walter A., truckman, res 488 Laurel
Fossard Aimable, collector (S. F.) res SE cor Thirteenth
and Peralta
Foster Emma Mrs., dressmaker, res 607 Franklin
Foster Henry A., shipjoiner W. D. Co., res W s Center nr
Fifth
Foster Henry W., painter with Thomas Flaherty, res
Center bet Fourth and Fifth
Foster John, laborer C. P. R. R., res 821 Henry
Foster John A., carpenter, res E s Filbert nr Twenty-eighth
Foster John B. , res SW cor Seventeenth and Franklin
Foster Thomas, carpenter, res S s Seventh bet Washington
and Clay
Foster Thomas J., master mariner, res 819 Fifteenth
Foster William W., freight clerk Oakland wharf, res Pine
nr Ninth
Foster — , res W s Thirteenth av bet East 15th and East 16th
Foster — , res 1061 Alice
Foucault Victor M., real estate (S. F.) res 518 Charter
Foulkes James F., physician, 1068 Broadway, res 571
Twelfth
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY » ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDONS, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY. 197
Foulkes Kyle, hatter, res 571 Twelfth
FOUNTAIN & RYAN (W. H. Fountain and Daniel Kyan)
druggists, 1158 Broadway
Fountain George W., res 135-4 Broadway
Fountain Henry W., clerk with Starkweather & Son, res
1418 San Pablo av
Fountain Mattie E., artist, res 1354 Broadway
Fountain William H. (Fountain & Ryan) res 1418 San Pa-
blo av
Fowler D. C, branch N. Y. Bakery, store and res 1218
Broadway
Fowler Foland B., teacher D. and D. and B. Asylum
Fowler Frank L. (Johnson & Fowler) res 767 Alice
Fowler James H., engineer Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co.,
res cor Seventh av and East 10th
Fowler James M., carpenter, res N s Forty -fifth nr Tele-
graph av
Fowler Jefferson, res S s Merrimac pi nr Webster
Fowler J. T., farmer, res E s Telegraph Road nr Asylum, B.
Fowler William W., real estate and insurance agent, 917
Broadway, res 702 Tenth
Fowzer Jacob, graiuer, res 968 Third
Fox Charles N., atty-at-law, 528 California (S. F.) res 1057
Market
Fox Daniel W., farmer, N s Birch nr Telegraph av, Te-
mescal
Fox D wight W., student University
Fox J., with Oakland Planing Mill
FOUNTAIN & RYAN,
1158 Broadway,
Bet. THirteenth and Fourteenth Streets,
O -A.ZKI Xj J^UST ID, CAL.
Dealers in Drugs and Chemicals, Sponges, Perfumery, etc., Physicians' Pres-
criptions Carefully Prepared.
?ll RFRT i? UilMTTP real estate and insurance agents,
UIL.DL.ri I a nUEl I LI! Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S.F., or Park St., Alameda
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
198 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Fox James, stableman with TV. A. Richards
Fox John, coachman, res 621 Thirteenth
Fox John S., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 360 Fifth
Fox Lizzie, domestic, 927 Filbert
Fox Lo, tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res 1012
Twenty-eighth
Fox M. J. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 1012 Twenty-eighth
Fox R. D. Mrs., dressmaker, res 220 Second
Foy Martin, res 526 East 12th
Foye Charles E., master mariner, res NE cor Thirty- third
and West
Fozard George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Frackell Frederick, fireman Oakland Ferries, res S. F.
Frain James, gardener, TV s San Pablo av nr Temescal
Creek
France Louis H., student University, res S s Bancroft way
nr Choate, B.
Francis Cornelius Mrs., res S s East 14th nr Eighteenth av
Francis E. H., signpainter, res TV s Jefferson bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Francis Elihu R., carpenter, res TV s Jefferson bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Francis John, laborer C. P. R. R.
Francis John Rev., res TV s Eleventh av bet East 18th and
East 19th
Francis Louise, widow, res foot of Division
Francis Rose S. Miss, res 716 Fourteenth
FRANCIS SAMUEL, merchant tailor, 1006 Broadway, res
836 Clay
FRANCK CHARLES, saloon, SW cor Tenth and Franklin,
res 816 Magnolia
FRANCOZ EDWARD, proprietor Philadelphia Steam
Chemical, Dyeing and Cleaning Works, SW cor Fourth
and Clay, office 912 Broadway
Frandsen Paul, hostler, res Berkeley Farm House
Frank Charles, clerk with C. B. Rutherford
Frank George, car repairer C. P. R. R., res cor William and
Cedar
Frank Henry, teacher D. and D. and B. Asylum
Frank Jacob, upholsterer with P. Schreiber, res 610 Post,
S. F.
Frank Lucy, cook, cor Moss and Telegraph avs
Frank Moses, student University
Frank Nathan H., student University
Frank Reinhard H., machinist, res TV s Willow bet Atlantic
and Pacific
^iFflfVinNT ^PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DR|VE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [f1] DIRECTORY. 199
Frank Kudolph, sausages, City Market
Frank Theodore, carriage trimmer with M. W. Allen, res
360 Fourth
Franke George, car cleaner 0. P. B. B., res William bet
Cedar and Pine
Franke John, car cleaner C. P. E. E., res SE cor William
and Pine
Franklin Charles, laborer, res E s Sixth nr Bristol, W. B.
Franklin Grammar School, J. H. Sumner principal, NW cor
Tenth av and East 15th
Franklin House, Henry Garner proprietor, NW cor Fifth
and Franklin
Franklin Lotta, with California Watch Co.
Franklin Maggie, with California Watch Co.
Frary Fred., painter, res cor Seventh av and East 8th
Frary Joseph H., painter, res cor Seventh avand East 8th
Fraser E>. McG., carpenter, res E s Linden nr Eighteenth
Fraser Hugh, sheep farmer, res SE cor Grove and Cale-
donia av
Fraser Hugh E., engineer, res 1050 Third
Fraser Hugh W., student University
Fraser James H., res SE cor Grove and Caledonia av
Fraser Malcom, plumber and gasfitter, N s University av nr
Shattuck, B.
Fraser M. Mrs., dressmaker, N s University av nr Shat-
tuck B.
Fraser Eobert, ship carpenter, res 1102 Chester
Fraser Samuel W., carpenter, res 305 Third
Fraser S. T., res 1050 Third
Fraser Thomas Eev., res 916 Myrtle
Fraser W., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Fraser William, carpenter, res S s Atlantic bet Wood and
Pine
Frates Frank, superintendent construction Berkeley E. E.,
res Grand Western Hotel
Frates Joseph C, res Grand Western Hotel
FRAUNEIDER LEOPOLD, locksmith with Kaese & Eode,
res 664 Harrison
Frautsche Gotlieb, gardener, E s Linden bet Eighth and
Tenth
Frawley James, laborer, res SW cor Twenty-second and
Linden
Frazer Hugh, blacksmith with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Frazier L., cook Tubbs' Hotel
Frazier T. J., teamster, res Boffs Hotel
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AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Properly for Sale.
200
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Frederick John, conductor C. P. R. E., res W s Chester nr
Eleventh
Frederick John H., dairyman with J. H. Gordon, res W s
Magnolia nr Twenty-eighth
Frederick Vincent, stableman with Tinkham & Butterfield
Frederick William B., boots and shoes, 468 Twelfth, res Ws
Brush nr Twenty -first
Fredericks J. (Jacob Fredericks and Augustus Deine) car-
riage painters, NE cor Eighth and Franklin
Fredericks Jacob (J. Fredericks) res 569 Sixteenth
Fredericksen Peter, driver Oakland R. B., res cor Forty-
ninth and Telegraph av, Temescal
Frederickson Nicholas, gardener, "W s Telegraph av bet Cal-
edonia av and Sycamore
Freeborn — Mrs., res S s Goss bet Wood and Pine
Freeland Albert, laborer W. D. Co., res S s Goss nr Bay
Freeland J., laborer Grove-st Planing Mill
Freeland John, stevedore, res 702 Brush
Freels Richard, deckhand Oakland Ferry
FREEMAN & JAFFE (O. K. Freeman and L. Jaffe) job-
bers and dealers wood and coal, 411 Eighth
Freeman Charles W., printer with B. F. Sterett (S. F.) res
NE cor Lincoln and Wood
Freeman Mary Mrs., boarding (children) N s Isabella nr
San Pablo av
Freeman M. L., ladies' nurse, res 623 East Tenth
Freeman Otis K. (Freeman & Jaffe) res Knox House
O. Ji. Freeman.
L. Jaffe.
p^EEMAN & JAF^
Jobbers and dealers in
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Agents for Newport Coos Bay Coal.
E. S. Eighth, bet. Broad-way and Franklin, Oakland.
Seattle, West Hartley, Sydney, Cumberland, Scotch Splint, Bellingham
Bay, Hard Coal, Charcoal, Coke, etc.
B^GOODS DELIVERED FREE IN OAKLAND AND VICINITY. ^
itUmuN! orhinbo first class accommodations at all hours.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY. 201
Freitag Christina Mrs., res SW cor Seventh and Wood
Freitag F. H., bookkeeper Oakland Journal, res Twenty-
fourth bet Broadway and Telegraph av
French G. S., clerk What Cheer House, res East 25th nr
Eighth av
French George W., carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty -first av
French Insurance Corporation (La Caisse Ge'nerale) B. C.
Dick agent, 1004 Broadway
French Nicholas. See Ffrench Nicholas
French Sullivan F., carpenter, res Parson House
French William, master mariner, res 220 Second
French William H., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res 517
Ninth
FRE3E JOHN L., proprietor Eailroad Exchange Hotel, NE
cor Bay and Seventh
Frewing George, carpenter, W s Henry nr First
Frey 'Benedict, capitalist, res 831 Clay
Frey Hermann, painter and glazier, N s Seventh bet Wood
and Willow
Frey John, watchmaker, 1768 Seventh, res 1451 Seventh
Frick Alfred, mining engineer, 615 Franklin
Frick Emil, engineer C. P. R. R., res NW .cor East 11th and
Ninth av
Fried Budolph, clerk with Coffee & Furst, res 516 Fifth
Friedline S. A., carpenter, res Union Hotel
Friel John, plasterer, res Central Pacific Railroad House
Frielan Alfred, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Frink Ledyard, farmer, res 1118 Washington
Fritsche Frank, blacksmith, res E s Chestnut nr Tnirty-
second
Fritsche Frank, upholsterer with P. Schreiber, res Sunny-
side Hotel
Fritz Charles, painter, res Stewart's Hotel
Frochen Jean, watchmaker with W. Wilson, res cor Eighth
and Washington
Frontier Peter (Frontier & Bellemere, S. F.) res 759 Clay
Frost George E., painter, res Sunnyside House
Frost N. M., foreman Mendocino Lumber Yard, res N s
Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Frost R. M., sawyer Oakland Planing Mill, res N s Forty-
sixth nr Telegraph av
Frost Thomas R., druggist with Sanford, Kelsey & Co., 971
Broadway
Fuchs Julia, domestic, 604 Twelfth
Fuchs Philip, blacksmith (S. F.) res 1560 Seventh
PIIRFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
202 OAKLAND [p] DIRECTORY.
Fuhr C. A., res Grand Central Hotel
Fuhr N., res Winsor House
Fullen John, expressman, res 701 Franklin
Fuller Albert A., with California Bridge and Building Co.,
res N s Laurel bet Telegraph av and Valley
Fuller A. M., carpenter and joiner, N s Laurel bet Telegraph
av and Valley
Fuller Amos L., real estate (S. F.) res N s East 15th bet
Eighth and Ninth avs
Fuller Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Fuller Clifford A., res 855 Harrison
Fuller Frances, widow, res 508 Eighth
Fuller Fred. O., chief engineer Fire Department, res 1430 j
Adeline
Fuller Hinds, teamster, res 1430 Adeline
Fulton Cary M., bookkeeper Oakland Point Planing Mill, \
res 1059 Poplar
Fulton George, carpenter, res N s Thirtieth bet Union and
Magnolia
Fulton Joseph, mining superintendent, res 515 Ninth
Fulton William, marble cutter Amador Marble Works, res
Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Furber E. G., wood and willowware (S. F.) res 920 Filbert
Furlong John, laborer C. P. E. K., res NW cor Magnolia j
and Second
Furniss Miles, proprietor Newland House Restaurant, 472
Seventh
Furst Herrmann (Coffee & Furst) res 516 Fifth
Fyfe Robert, assistant bookkeeper S. F. Gaslight Co., res
762 Jefferson
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Gaelus John, dairyman D. and D. and B. Asylum
Gaertner Frederick W., machinist W. D. Co., res 1911 Fil-
bert
Gafney William, clergyman, res 502 East 15th
Gage Ada Mrs., dressmaker, shop and res 609 Tenth
Gage Edward M., telegraph operator Oakland wharf , resS.F.
Gage James C, lodginghouse, 1156 Broadway
Gage John W., master mariner, res N s Laurel nr Tele-
graph av
Gage Samuel D., carpenter and builder, res' NW cor Market
and Twenty-second
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner D0ijor
ily 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 203
Gage Stephen T., res 1300 Harrison
Gagnon J. B., capitalist, res 407 First
Gaines Michael, laborer W. D. Co., res E s Chester nr Fifth
Gaither Hamilton, clerk with Burns, Whitman & Gardiner,
res 546 Charter
Gale George, carpenter, res Ninth av nr East 23cl
Galindo Francisco, res W s Telegraph av nr Tehama, North
Temescal
Gallagher A. M. Mrs., res W s Adeline nr Seventh
Gallagher Bernard, machinist, res 621 Third
Gallagher Charles E., expressman, res W s Willow nr Wil-
liam
Gallagher Charles E., painter, res Willow nr Seventh
Gallagher Daniel, carpenter with Power & Ough, res W s
Filbert nr Twenty-first
Gallagher John, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Gallagher Michael, plasterer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Gallagher Michael, plasterer' res St. Louis House
GALLAGHER NEIL, groceries and liquors, store and res
SE cor Twenty-fifth and Telegraph av
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, res E s Linden nr Fifth
Gallagher Stephen, painter, res N s Thirty-ninth nr Tele-
graph av
Gallagher William, laborer W. D. Co., res Charter Oak Hotel
Gallant Mary J., nurse, res 923 Third
Gallant Peter H., carpenter, res 923 Third
Gallivan Maurice, laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Tele-
graph av
Galvin & Lebrecht (James Galvin and Wm. Lebrecht) horse-
shoers and wagonmakers, Telegraph av bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Galvin James (Galvin & Lebrecht) res N s Seventh bet Bay
and Cedar
Gam Lee, Chinese Laundry, N s Sixteenth nr Market
Gamble James, general superintendent W. U. Tel. Co., res
Piedmont
Gammans Elbert H., res E s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Gannon Lawrence, wines and liquors, 703 Broadway
Gannon Martin, res 665 East 12th
GANS ROBERT H., propr Globe Billiard Parlor, SE cor
Broadway and Eighth, res NE cor Washington and
Ninth
Gansberg George A., painter, res N s Seventeenth nr Cypress
Gants William H., collector with Bush & Milne (S. F.) res
Fourteenth bet Franklin and Broadway
Ganvod Isavel, res Fruit Vale County road, Lynn
'II DEDT P UlliUTSID (REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS! 224 MONTUOMEKr, b.r.
IlLDLn I (X nUll I Lll ( LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
204 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
Garabrant Charles, machinist, res 764 Jefferson
Garabrant Orville, salesman with Cushing & Ryder, res 764
Jefferson
Garber John, atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1002 Adeline
Garber M. C. (Sarpy, Barstow & Co.) res NE cor Eleventh
and Webster
Garbor L. L., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Garcelon Harris, shipwright W. D. Co., res S s Twenty-sixth
nr Adeline
Garcia E. M., laborer, res 759 Market
Garcia Frank, laborer, res cor Liberty and Summer, North
Temescal
Garcia Joseph, barber, SW cor University av and Second,
W. B.
Garcia Joseph, laborer, res cor Liberty and Summer, North
Temescal
Garcia Pedro, painter with J. Fredericks, res Seventh bet
Franklin and Webster
Gardanowsky A., physician, 1156 Broadway
Garden Jonathan H., gardener, res Pagoda Hall, Temescal
Gardiner James J . (Warner, Gardiner <fc Browne) res N s
Jones nr Telegraph av
Gardiner James Thornton (Burns, Whitman & Gardiner) res
512 Charter
Gardiner James T. (Gibb & Gardiner) res 1222 Broadway
Gardiner K. P. M., student Taylor's Business College, res
1222 Broadway
Gardiner — , res Blake House
Gardner J. B., plasterer, res Capital Hotel
Gardner Bros. (John W. and Israel W. Gardner) sheet music,
musical instruments and pianos, 1216 San Pablo av
Gardner Hiram S., res 1314 Eighth
Gardner Israel W. (Gardner Bros.) 1216 San Pablo av
Gardner John, capitalist, res Sunnyside House
Gardner John W. (Gardner Bros.) res 614 Seventeenth
Gardner L., carpenter, res 1003 Webster
Gardner N. J., brakeman C. P. Pi. Pt.
Gardner Robert, res Kelsey House
Garibaldi John, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Garibaldi Joseph, cook, res NE cor Twenty-first and Tele-
graph av
Garin P. A., principal Cosmopolitan School, res SW cor
Walton and West
Gariot Alfred, stock broker, res 551 Seventh
Gariot Julius, painter, res 551 Seventh
Garlich James O., hardware, res 812 Market
PIFnWinNT SPRINTS "N EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY . Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ Q- ] DIRECTORY. 205
Garner Henry, proprietor Franklin House, NW cor Fifth
and Franklin
Garner Henry Mrs., millinery and dressmaking, 960 Wash-
ington, res NW cor Fifth and Franklin
Garon L. G., saloon, foot of Broadway
GARRIGAN JOHN H., paints, oils and paper hangings, 864
Broadway, res SW cor West and Brown
Garrison Elijah M., shipjoiner W. D. Co., res N s William
bet Cedar and Bay
Garrison Eunice, res SW cor East 19th and Eleventh av
Garrity John, laborer, res W s Henry bet First and Third
Garrity Mary, waiter Golden Star Hotel
Garson Robert B., butcher with J. Shultz, res 909 Washington
Gartenberg Abe, bookkeeper with Mellis Bros., res Grove
bet Ninth and Tenth
Garthwaite Edwin H., student University
Garthwaite Henry, lumber surveyor (S. F.) res 574 Charter
Garthwaite Henry P., with The Oakland Bank of Savings,
res 574 Charter
Garthwaite William W., with The Oakland Bank of Savings,
res 574 Charter
Gartland George, res Mansion House, E. O.
Gartland Matthew, gardener with H. Schussler, SW cor
Madison and Fourth
Gartner Frederick W., stickerhand, res W s Filbert nr
Twenty-eighth
Garvan James, car repairer C. P. R. R., res William bet
Pine and Wood
Garvey James, laborer, res S s William bet Wood and Pine
Garvey Patrick, boilermaker C. P. R. R., res 821 Chester
Garvey Thomas, laborer C. P. R. R., res 802 Willow
Garvin John, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 560 Third
Garvin John J., res 868 Castro
Gaskill George C. (Armes & Gaskill) res 1059 Clay
Gaskill Rollin C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co., Nicholl Block,
(and John M. Miner & Co.) res 1059 Clay
Gaskill Varney W., student University, res 1059 Clay
Gaspard Francois, restaurant, 827 East 12th
Gass George, cardriver, res Lynn nr Thirteenth av
Gast F., engineer C. P. R. R.
Gately Michael, agent, res 370 Fifth
Gates Alvah, superintendent Dexter Stables, NE cor Twelfth
and Harrison, res Sunnyside House
Gates Alfred W., capitalist, res 1113 Franklin
Gates Benjamin F., engineer, res W s Dana nr Bancroft
way, B.
Pll RFRT iL HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and insurance agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirable Business Property for Sale.
206 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
Gates G. W., res W s Union nr Eighth
GAUDIN J., wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 840
Broadway, res 559 Charter
Gaudin Joseph L., tallow renderer, Butchertown
Gauge William, landscape gardener, res 516 Seventh
Gaughran Mary, domestic, S s Bancroft way nr Anderson, B.
Gaukroger Albert, machinist (S. F.) res W s Market nr
Twenty-fourth
Gaunce Leonard, car repairer C. P. R. R., res S s Lincoln
nr Pine
Gaunce Robert, helper Oakland Planing Mill
Gavan Annie, cook, E s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Gavica Enrique J., bookkeeper with Cobo, Ygual & Co. (S.
F.) res 468 Fifth
Gawley Hose Mrs., dressmaker, res 967 Franklin
GAY & SCHADE (Robert Gay and George Schade) butch-
ers, 921 Seventh
Gay Charles, collector, res Eureka Hotel
Gay David, car repairer C. P. R. R., res foot Divission
Gay Robert (Gay & Schade) res 824 Myrtle
Gay William M. Mrs., res N s Laurel nr San Pablo av
Gaylord Hiram B., minning, res E s Market nr Seventeenth
Gaynor Hugh, cigars and tobacco, 801 Broadway
Gazave J., res 562 Frauklin
Geary Morris, laborer, res 459 Sixth
Gedge John, carriage painter with B. A. Armstrong & Son
Gee Lee (Chinese) laundry, 467 Eighth
Gee Myron, architect and builder, res W s Elm av bet
Plymouth av and Edwards
Gee William A., res 827 Market
Gee William S., car builder, res 827 Market
Genroy Thomas B., sheep raiser, res 1031 Seventh av
Gehlich & Oschkinat (Julius Gehlich and A. Oschkinat)
cabinetmakers, 408 Tenth
Gehlich Julius ( Gehlich &■ Oschkinat) res N s Fifteenth bet
Center and Kirkham
Geiser Carrie, domestic, 957 Grove
Geissberger Louis, farmer, res W s Fourth nr Holyoke, W. B.
Gelwicks D. W., res 1009 Madison
GEMMELL ALEXANDER, stoves, tinware, plumbing and
gasfitting, 820 Broadway, res 839 Harrison
Gennity Alice, domestic, 515BEighth
Gensoul Adrian, cashier French Savings and Loan Society
(S. F.) res NE cor Ninth and Peralta
Gentner Charles, butcher S. F. Market, res 836 Broadway
Gentry Calvin B., carpenter, res 1576 Telegraph av
A tanUfol Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS THKS,SFKOM
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 207
Gentry C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1576 Telegraph av
Gentry B. B., res Grand Central Hotel
Geoghan John, fireman C. P. B. B., res Mechanics' Home
Geoghegan Michael, laborer, res NW cor Mariposa av and
Shattuck
George C. H., driver with J. P. Anderson, res 409 Fourth
George Frank, laborer C. P. B. B., res W s Campbell nr
Pacific
George Henry, bookkeeper (S. P.) res 476 Twelfth
George Samuel, res 410 Tenth
Georma Anton, watchman C. P. B. B.
Gerbin Donald, insurance, res 955 Seventh
GERHARDY P. J., manager S. F. Market, 829-831 Broad-
way, res 761 Washington
Germain Guy, res S s Goss bet Wood and Willow
Germain Jennie Miss, teacher, res S s Goss bet Wood and
Willow
Germain Parker, farmer, res S s Goss bet Wood and Wil-
low
Germain Sallie Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School, res
S s Goss bet Wood and Willow
GERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. (New York)
W. F. Hitchcock, agent, 958 Broadway
German-English School, Carl Schenck principal, S s Ninth
between Washington and Clay
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Herman Brueck, pas-
tor, NE cor Seventeenth bet Telegraph and San Pablo
avs
Germania Gardens, John Bachman proprietor, cor Union
and Strawberry creek, B.
GERNREICH & THORNBURGH (William Gernreich and
M. K. Thornburgh) groceries and liquors, 1474
Eighth
Gernreich William (Gernreich & Thornburgh) res 1474
Eighth
Gerrish James L., machinist C. P. B. B., res S s William
between Wood and Willow
Gerwien Herman, carpenter W. D. Co., res Eighth bet
Wood and Willow
Getchel Otis, teamster, res 751 Market
Getchell Bansom N., salesman Oakland Planing Mill, res N
s Sycamore nr Grove
Getchell Sumner, carpenter, res 751 Market
Getchell Winfield S., engineer C. P. B. B., res NE cor
Seventh and Chester
Geue F. W., carpenter, res SW cor Fourth and Jackson
il RFRT R. HUNTFR AGENIS F0K SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
208 OAKLAND [ G ] DIRECTORY.
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR (Domingo Ghirardelli and
Charles Petar) manufacturer coffee, spices, and choco-
late and wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 1072
Broadway
Ghirardelli Antone, res 920 Third
Ghirardelli Domingo (Ghirardelli & Petar) res 773 Fifth
Ghirardelli Joseph, with Ghirardelli & Petar, res 773 Fifth
Ghirardelli Louis, student University
Giamboni Frederick, University Restaurant, NE cor Hum-
boldt av and Bancroft way, B.
Giamboni N (N. Giamboni & Co., S. F.) res 1714 Seward
Gibb & Gardiner (G. J. W. Gibb and J. G. Gardiner) sign
and pictorial painting, 1222 Broadway
Gibb Gavin J. W. (Gibb & Gardiner) res W s Filbert bet
Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth
Gibbeal Louis, laborer, res 510 Second
GIBBONS JAMES, proprietor Mechanics' Hotel, 416
Seventh
Gibbons M. F., shipwright W. D. Co.
Gibbons Patrick, laborer, res 828 Henry
Gibbons Robert, painter, res The Home, B.
Gibbs Archibald, carpenter, res Louisiana House
Gibbs J,, millwright, res Eagle House
Gibbs Josiah S., carpenter, res S s Chase nr Wood
Gibbs S. L., res cor Thirty-second and Union
Gibbs W. C, res 154 Third
Gibot Antoine, stairbuilder, W. D. Co., res E s Haven nr
Peralta
Gibson E. M., atty-at-law, res 254 Eignth
Domingo Ghirardelli. Charles Petar.
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealers in all Kinds of
Depot of GHIRARDELLI'S
Chocolate, Coffee and Spice Mills
1072 BROADWAY, (Central B10CU OAKLAND.
•IFRWIflNT QPRIMPC FIRST CLASS hotel for summer boarders
ILUmUll I OrnillUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth,
OAKLAND [ Q- ] DIRECTORY. 209
Gibson Henry, copying clerk Contra Costa Laundry
Gibson Hiram O., agent Stockwell Self-Lighting Gas
Burner and Ellis Gas Burner, res 1215 Jefferson
Gibson James, clerk with Murphy, Grant & Co. (S. F.) res
1016 Twelfth
Gibson Joseph, medicated baths, 1011 Franklin
Gibson LeAvis Mrs.', res Tubbs1 Hotel
Gibson Thomas, copyist, res 1665 Seward
Gibson William, res S s William bet Wood and Willow
Gibson William, machinist W. D. Co., res cor Fourteenth
and Campbell
Gibson — , clerk with A. G. Lawrie, res S. F.
Gidley J. Mrs., res 610 Ninth
Gieschen Louis, clerk with H. Cordes, res 809 Franklin
Gifford George, chairmaker, res W s Second nr Addison, B.
Gifford Henry F., butcher, res cor Adeline and San Pablo
av
Gifford William M., butcher, res cor Adeline and San Pablo
av
Gilardin Alexander, constable, res N s East Fourteenth bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth avs
Gilardin Constantine, res 613 East Twelfth
Gilardin Eugene, stockyard, East s Telegraph av bet Forty-
sixth and Forty-seventh
Gilardin Joseph, res East Fourteenth bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth avs
Gilardin Victor, res 507 East Fourteenth
Gilberg N., carpenter, res 1521 Seventh
Gilbert A. A., clerk C. P. B. E., res 464 Sixth
Gilbert Charles W., furniture (S. F.) res Ns Eighth nr
Willow
Gilbert Emily Miss, res 1129 Eighth av
Gilbert Frank, atty-at-law, res 509 Eighth
Gilbert James, carpenter W. D. Co., res Star House
Gilbert J. F., Miss, housekeeper Tubbs' Hotel
Gilbert Martin T., brakeman C. P. B. B., res 509 Eighth
Gilbert S. A. Mrs., res 813 Brush
Gilbertson John, bookkeeper (S. F.) res Chestnut nr Tenth
Gilchrist Frank M. with New Zealand Insurance Co. (S. F.)
res 1123 Linden
Gilcrest John, surveyor, res 304 Second
GILCREST S. F., atty-at-law, Union Bank Building, res
304 Second
Gilcrest William M., law student, res 304 Second
Gilfeather James, carriage painter with B. A. Armstrong &
Sou, res cor Center and Fifteenth
PIlbEQT 9 UUUTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and mining property-loans
UlLDLni (xnUNlLn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
14
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
210 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
GILL EDWARD, nursery and florist, S s Twenty -eighth
bet Market and Adeline
Gill Elias, postmaster North Temescal and varieties, store
and res W s Telegraph av nr Temescal creek
Gill Emily Miss, res 558 Sixteenth
Gill Francis, hostler with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Telegraph
road and Clifton, Temescal
Gill Francis, laborer, res 258 Fifth
Gill J. E., general solicitor Journal of Commerce,' res Win-
sor House
Gill James, machine hand Oakland Planing Mill, res 258
Fifth
Gill John, res Mansion House, E. O.
Gill John, laborer, res 717 Linden
Gill Lizzie Miss, res 558 Sixteenth
Gill — , res 922 Third
Gillan Frank, clerk with McCabe & Cox
Gillard & Taylor (Aime Gillard and Eugene Taylor) hotel
and French restaurant, cor Fruit Yale av and Hopkins
Gillard Aime (Gillard & Taylor), res cor Fruit Vale av and
Hopkins
Gilleney Anna, domestic, NE cor Eighth and Jefferson
Gillespie Frank, clerk with I. Marcus, res 410 Tenth
Gillespie Henry W., merchant, res 857 Washington
GILLETT C. E. & CO. (Charles E. Gillett and Charles
Elsey) stock and money brokers, 1770 Seventh
Gillespie Charles E. (C. E. Gillett & Co.) res 1762 Goss.
Gillett C. W., res 475 Ninth
Gillett Edwin R., printer Pacific Press, res 1067 Castro
Gillett Isaac N., res N s Seventeenth nr Cypress
Gillett William D. Mrs., res 950 Brush
Gillick James, coachman, E s Chestnut nr Tenth
Gilligan Edward F., tinsmith with James Dalziel, res 167
Seventh
Gilligan James, with A. Gemmell, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, gardener with E. W. Kirkham, res 167
Seventh
Gilligan James, laborer, res East Twelfth nr Thirteenth av
Gilligan James, plumber, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan Mary, domestic, N s Walton nr Telegraph av
Gilman John R., carpenter, res W s West bet Ninth and
Tenth
Gilman Joseph A., hulled corn manufacturer, N s Brown nr
San Pablo av
Gilman M. M., teacher Ocean Yiew School, res N s Bristol
nr Seventh, W. B.
)imn/inftlT UflTETI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
ILUITIUIi I nU I LL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY. 211
Gilman Nicholas A., res W s West bet Ninth and Tenth
Gilmer J. W., City Paving Co. (S. F.) res NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Adeline
Gilmore Ellen Mrs., res 863 Twenty Second
Gilmore G. W. Mrs., res 555 Hobart
Gilmore J. H., landscape gardener and florist, res 117 East
14th
Gilmore John, teamster Oakland Brewery
Gilmore John S., clerk with J. Greenhood & Bros, res
Twenty-second bet Market and West
Gilmore Louis F., clerk with G. W. Dam, res 117 East 14th
Gilmore Peter, laborer C. P. R. R., res 7 Adelaide pl(S.F.)
Gilmore Robert, blacksmith, 268 Twelfth, res Sunnyside
House
Gilmour John D., blacksmith (S. F.) res S s Atlantic bet
Wood and Pine
Gilson Ellen, domestic, NE cor Eighteenth and Linden
Gilstrap William D., engineer C. P. R. R., res W s Camp-
bell bet Third and Pacific
Gincosta Antonia, res E s Thirteenth av bet East 14th and
East 15th
Ginn John I., journalist Tribune, res Russell House
Girard E., boot and shoemaker, NE cor Fourth and Clay
Girolamo George, cook Barnum's restaurant, res SE cor
Seventh and Broadway
Girot Delia, res 819 Center
Girvin Alexander, res Lynn nr Thirteenth av
Giulio Joseph, laborer Oakland Planing Mill
Gladding Allen I. (Gladding, Surryhne <fc Co.) res 541 Hobart
GLADDING BROS. (Theodore O. and William F. Glad-
ding) proprietors Oakland Warehouse and commission
merchants, NE cor First and Jefferson
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean & Co.) res Lincoln,
Placer Co., Cal.
Gladding Charles B., clerk Oakland Warehouse, res S s
Hobart bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
GLADDING, MeBEAN & CO. (Charles Gladding, P. McG.
McBean and George Chambers) proprietors Ironstone
Sewer Works (vitrified) 1166-1168 Broadway
GLADDING, SURRYHNE & CO. (A. I. Gladding and
William Surryhne) real estate agents, SE cor Ninth and
Washington
Gladding Theodore O. (Gladding Bros.) res Hobart nr
Telegraph av
Gladding William F. (Gladding Bros.) res Hobart nr Tele-
graph av
GILBERT & HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
212 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Gladstou Samuel A., carpenter C. P. B. E., res William bet
Pine and Cedar
Gladwin Silas F., dentist, res Grand Central Hotel
Glanville Conrad F., foreman with D. Stuart, res 1659 San
Pablo av
GLASCOCK JOHN R., District Attorney Alameda county,
County Court House, room 3, res NW cor Sixth and
Jackson
Glascock William H., atty-at-law, 921 Broadway, res cor
Fifth and Harrison
Glashine N., laborer, res Eailroad Exchange Hotel
Glass Geo., engineer, res E s Wood bet Atlantic and Willow
Glass H., conductor C. P. E. E.
Glass Kate Mrs., fancy goods, 475 East 12th
Glaze Andrew, butcher with J. W. Glaze, res 1069 Four-
teenth av
Glaze J. W., butcher, 753 East 12th, res 1069 Four-
teenth av
Gleason George, res 366 Tenth
Gleason Michael, carpenter, res SE cor East 10th and Third av
Gleason Michael J., groceries, NE cor Twenty-first and
Market
Gleason William, steward Tubbs' Hotel
Gleeson Peter, laborer, res Mechanics' Hotel
Gleeson William, pastor St. Anthony's Church, res NW cor
Sixteenth av and East 15th
Glenan John, carpenter, res SE cor Twelfth and Center
Glenn David, carpenter, res 802 Alice
Glenn James T., office 917 Broadway, res 702 Tenth
Glenn William N., printer, res 608 Fourth
Glimme Peter, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Glines Byron A., real estate, res 718 Eleventh
GLOBE BILLIARD PARLOR, Eobert H. Gans proprietor,
SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Glore John, res 959 Webster, rear
Glosser George, plasterer, res N s William bet Bay and
Cedar
GLOVER GEORGE F. M., groceries, NW cor Chester and
Eighth, res W s Chester bet Eighth and Ninth
Glover James F., shoemaker, res 202 East 15th
Glover John W., carpenter, res 361 Tenth
Glover Josephine, widow, res SW cor Twentith av and East
14th
Glover Eobert, bricklayer, res 719 Ninth
Gluck J., tailor with S. Francis, res Central av nr Peru, Ala-
meda
T°V«T GOLDEN GATE and the BAY °°™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 213
Gobey Frank, stockdealer (S. F.) res 65 Valley
Godfrey George, real estate, res S s Seventh bet Wood and
Willow
Godfrey Joseph, carpenter, res W s Campbell bet Chase and
Taylor
Goff H. A., clerk with E. H. Hyde, res SW cor Twelfth and
Clay
Goff L. M., engineer C. P. E. E., res N s Eighth bet Wood
and Willow
Goff M. K., fireman C. P. K. E,
Goldaracena Eamon, engineer, res N s Twelfth bet Poplar
and Kirkham
GOLDEN GATE ACADEMY, J. N. Haskins principal, Ns
Hawthorne bet Broadway and Telegraph av
GOLDEN GATE HALL, Charles Metzler proprietor, 471-
475 Eighth
Golden Joseph L., res 1071 Thirteenth av
Golden Mary Miss, cigarmaker, res 1308 Seventh
GOLDEN STAR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Chris.
Bauder & Co. proprietors, 838 Broadway
GOLDEN WILLIAM F., groceries, SE cor Telegraph av
and Vernon, North Temescal
Golden William F. Mrs., res N s Hudson nr University av
Goldiner Carl, tailor, 700 Broadway
Goldon John, car repairer C. P. E. E., res Chester bet
Eighth and Ninth
Goldstein David, clerk with Coffee & Furst, res 516 Fifth
Goldsticker Michael, butcher, SE cor Fifteenth av and East
14th, res S s East 14th bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
O
iHAEASS ^MMM^
S. E. comer Broadway and Eighth.
This Popular Parlor has the LATEST STYLE TABLES, and the Bar
is furnished with the finest brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
ROBERT H. GANS, Proprietor.
Pll RFRT ft HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
214 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Gollinger Alice, domestic, 1000 Peralta
Golly Leon (Golly & Epstein, S. F.) res 1102 Myrtle
Goltermann H., res 1034 Adeline
Gomas Antonio, steward Oakland Ferry, S. F.
Gompertz Carlos F., instructor Spanish, University, res N s
University av opp Ellsworth, B.
Gong Wah, laundry, NE cor Thirteenth av and East 16th
Gonzales Charles, coachman, S s William bet Pine and Cedar
Gonzales Frank, laborer, res 686 Park
Gonzales Frank, bootblack stand, cor Eighth and Broadway,
res Twenty-seventh bet Grove and West
Gonzales Julian, lumberman, res E s Webster nr Orchard av
Good John, painter, res Filbert bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth
Goodall Angelique R. Miss, teacher D. and D. and B. Asy-
lum
Goodall George B., teacher D. and D. and B. Asylum
Goode Thomas H., sash and blindmaker with H. W. Barnes
Goodfellow M. J., mining engineer, res 1353 Webster
Goodfellow William S., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 967 Market
Goodino Harris, steward steamer Capital, res First bet
Franklin and Broadway
GOODMAN GEORGE, manager California Artificial Stone
Paving Co., res 462 Fifth
Goodrich J. King, bookkeeper, res 56 Seventh
Goodrum Frank W., student University
Goodwin Frank J., res 728 Eleventh
Goodwin Louise Miss, retoucher with Murrv Dunham, res
523 Tenth
Goodwin Thomas A., mining, res W s Wood bet Taylor and
Seward
Goodwin William B., driver Oakland R. R., res E s Tele-
graph av nr Temescal
Goodwin W. L., contractor and builder, res W s Campbell
nr Twelfth
Gooley Ann, domestic, 913 Poplar
Gordena Anna A. Miss, res 777 Fourteenth
Gordon A. C, driver with J. S. G. Gordon, res 469 Ninth
Gordon Alexader, laborer C. P. R. R.
Gordon D., laborer C. P. R. R.
Gordon George W., atty-at-law, res Grand Central Hotel
Gordon James, laborer C. P. R. R.
Gordon John H., dairy and res Magnolia nr Twenty-eighth
GORDON JOSEPH S. G., agent Napa Soda Springs and
Eastern Cider Co., proprietor Oakland Ice Depot and
manufacturer ice cream, 469 Ninth, res 471 Ninth
'IFflMriNT ^PR IN P ^ A BEAUT,FUL DRIVE, only3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [Q-] DIRECTORY. 215
Gordon L. S. Mrs., res 713 Tenth
Gordon William, carriagemaker with Meikle & Davis, res S s
William bet Wood and Willow
Gore B. B., broker (S. F.) res 560 Sycamore
Gore — , carpenter, res 1162 Seventh
Gorhain O. A., teamster, res Boffs Hotel
Gorley Ellen, widow, res S s Eighteenth nr West
Gorman Bernard, driver with W. W. McKenzie, res 866
Broadway
Gorman John, laborer, res W s Eighth av bet East 15th and
East 16th
Gorman Thomas W., engineer, res W s Filbert bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
Gormley Mary, domestic, 930 Adeline
Gorner Christian, painter, 814 Broadway, res 414 Fifth
Gorrill Charles H., president Pacific Bridge Co. (S. F.) res
568 Seventeenth
Gorrill W. H. Mrs., res 568 Seventeenth
Goshen Charles N., painter, res W s Twelfth av bet East
15th and East 16th
Gotchet & Co. (John Gotchet and W. H. Appleton) real es-
tate agents, 837 Washington
Gotchet John (Gotchet <k Co.) res cor Sixteenth and Cen-
ter
GOTTSHALL L. & CO. (Louis Gottshall and Wm. J. Stod-
dard) dry goods and groceries, cor Shattuck and Addi-
son, B.
Gottshall Louis (L. Gottshall <fe Co.) res cor Shattuck and
Addison, B.
Gough H. J., carpenter, W s Union nr Twenty -fourth
Goughran Lawrence, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Gould Henry (Babcock & Gould) res N s Lincoln bet Wil-
low and Campbell
Gouldin John C, res Fruit Vale av nr East 13th
Gove John H., manufacturer grain bags (S. F.) res E s
Chestnut nr Tenth
Govern A. E., chambermaid Winsor House
Govern Margaret, domestic, N s Eighth bet Adeline and
Linden
Gowan John V., shipwright W. D. Co., res 561 Sixth
Gowell Orrin, res S s East 14th nr Twenty-seventh av, Fruit
Vale
Gowen S. H., pipemaker with Contra Costa Water Co., res
cor Ninth and Washington
Gower Samuel J. (Haycock & Co., S. F.) res East 27th nr
Fruit Vale av
II RFRT H HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRAPJcisco and alameda property.
Office. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
216 OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY.
Gowig George, with Singer Sewing Machine Co. (S. F.)
res W s College av nr Alcatraz av, B.
Gowing Isabel C. Miss, res 728 Eighth
Gownanlock James, blacksrnithing and repairing, Broadway
bet Second and Third, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Graber — , res 320 Eighth
Grabs August, butcher, S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Grace Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-eighth
and San Pablo av
Gracey Eugene W., printer with DeForrest & Co., res 377
East 11th
Gracey E. W. (H. S. Gracey & Co.) res 377 East 11th
Gracey H. S. (H. S. Gracey & Co.) res 377 East 11th
Gracey H. S. & Co. (H. S. and E. W. Gracey) card and job
printers, 377 East 11th
Gracey M. J. Mrs., res 377 East 11th
Gracey Samuel, res 377 East 11th
Grady Edward, laborer, res 652 Myrtle
Grady Hannah, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Graff Peter, painter and paperhanger, res SE cor Thirty-
second and Chestnut
Graffelman Henry, plumber, res SW cor Cedar and William
Graffelman Loleta Miss, teacher Prescott Primary School,
res SW cor Cedar and Sixth
Graffelman Margaret, widow, res SW cor Cedar and William
Graham Edward J., driver with Meader & Co., res Bartlett
House
Graham J. B., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Graham J. W., millhand Grove-st Planing Mill, res 429
Thirteenth
Graham James W., expressman, res 360 First
Graham Peter, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Graham Robert D., carver W. D Co., res 863 Cedar
Graham William, capitalist, res 284 Eleventh
Graham William D. P., student, res 1211 Franklin
Graham William M., atty-at-law and Justice of the Peace,
470 Seventh, res 284 Eleventh
Graham — Mrs., physician, res 813 East Fourteenth
Grainger William, farmer, res cor Union and Twenty-eighth
GRAND GENTRAL CARRIAGE WORKS, Murray &
O'Hare proprs, N s Twelfth bet Harrison and Alice
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Murray & Young proprs, S s
Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison
GRAND WESTERN HOTEL, John Henninger propr, N s
Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Grand Western Restaurant, J. Henninger propr, 1756 Seventh
PIEDMONT SPRINGS' DWH,TNEYPropr,etor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 217
Graney C. Mrs., res N s Eighteenth nr Kirkham _
Graney John, laborer, res NE cor Lydia and Curtis
Granger F. B. jr., copyist with County Kecorder, res Win-
sor House
Granni Kollin W., carpenter, res S s Pacific nr Campbell
Grant Daniel B., clerk, res 758 Franklin
Grant Frederick, clerk with E. P. Fellows & Co. (S. F.) res
E s Wood nr William
Grant George E., merchant, res Ws Fourth avenue bet East
16th and East 17th
Grant George M., commission merchant (S. F.) 1366 Har-
rison
Grant Horace A., carpenter, res W s Lusk nr Evoy avenue
Grant Joseph D., student University, res Chi Phi House
Grant J. P., carpenter, res Eland House
Grant K. P. Mrs., res 1165 Jackson
Grant W. B., bartender Tubbs' Hotel
Granz Ferdinand, tanner with G. F. Crist, res cor Twenty-
second av and East 12th
Grasser Henry F., blacksmith with P. H. McGrath, res NW
cor Thirteenth av and East 11th
Grattan Emil, musician, res NE cor East 12th and Twelfth av
Gravelle O. E., carriage maker, 266 Twelfth, res 708 Taylor
(S. F.)
Graves Charles, carpenter, res Humboldt Hotel
Graves Emma C., domestic with C. J. Cressey
Graves Frederick, brakeman N. P. P. B. B., res N s Berk-
eley way nr Shattuck
Graves Henry P., sash and blindmaker Oakland Planing
Mill, res 1731 Myrtle
Graves M., laborer W. D. Co.
Graves Walter, clerk with Strickland & Co., res 1731 Myrtle
Graves W. H. H., bookkeeper Union National Gold Bank,
res N s Seventeenth nr Telegraph av
Gray A. L. Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res cor
Central av and Broadway, Alameda
Gray Asaph, res 1169 West
Gray Cormick, laborer, res 572 East 14th
GRAY DALLAS P., cigars and tobacco, 905 Broadway, res
Ninth nr Washington
Gray Dixie L., student University, res 1772 Seventh
Gray George D., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 760 Tenth
Gray Giles H., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 754 Tenth
Gray Hugh M., res 832 Franklin
Gray John, pedlar, res Lynn nr Thirteenth av
Gray John P., student University, res 1772 Seventh
Pll RFRT Hi HilNTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Gray Madge Miss, res 1772 Seventh
GRAY M. MRS., proprietress West Oakland Lodging
House, 1772 Seventh
Gray Michel, mining, res 1772 Seventh
Gray Nathaniel (N. Gray & Co., S. F.) res 758 Tenth
Gray Samuel, carpenter, res N s Forty-second nr Fell av
Gray Simon, merchant tailor, shop and res 915 Seventh
Gray Theodore, student University
Gray William, laborer Oakland Planing Mill, res 517 Sev-
enth
Gray William H., laborer, res N s Seventeenth nr Brush
Gray William O., clerk C. P. R. R., res W s Chestnut nr
Sixteenth
Gray W. W., res 1301 Franklin
Grayson G. W. (Grayson, Harrell & Co.) res 1361 Jackson
GRAYSON, HARRELL & CO. (G. W. Grayson, Jasper
Harrell, W. J. Owen and J. W. Phillips) wholesale
butchers, 1 Nicholl Block
Greany Bridget, domestic, 1017 Adeline
Grear B. G. Miss, dressmaker, 1210 Broadway
Grearson James, draughtsman, res 1087 Third
Green A. V. (Pope, Dam & Green) res 515 Bush (S. F.)
Green David J., superintendent Clifford's Livery Stable
Green Edmund, mining, res 1317 Jackson
Green Emery, machinist, res S s Goss bet Wood and Pine
Green E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 1116 Broadway
Green E. T., machinist C. P. Pi. R., res Goss bet Seventh
and Eighth
Green Frank, carpenter, res 473 Twenty-first
Green George, clerk, res Sunnyside House
Green Hannah (widow) res N s D wight way nr Humboldt
av, Berkeley
Green Jefferson, piledriver C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change
Green Joseph, boots and shoes, 904 Broadway, res 408 Ninth
Green Joseph S., clerk with J. S. Crosley, res 361 Ninth
Green Robert, res cor East 25th and Eighth av
Green Sherwood L., res 1712 Eighth
Green Thomas, bootmaker with T. Perdue, res Lewis nr
Seventh
Green Thomas, physician, res 573 Seventh
Green William, laborer, res 165 Second
Greenbaum Louis (Hirshberg & Greenbaum) res N s Fif-
teenth nr Jefferson
Greene Charles S., student University, res N s D wight way
nr Humboldt av, B.
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner S^ST
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [Q] DIRECTORY. 219
Greenebaum William, student University
Greenhood J. & Bros. (Jacob, Solomon and Max Green-
hood) fancy and dry goods, 1053 Broadway
Greenhood Jacob (J. Greenhood & Bros.) res Nineteenth
bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
Greenhood Max (J. Greenhood & Bros.) res 409 Twelfth
Greenhood Solomon (J. Greenhood & Bros.) res 409 Twelfth
Greenman Herman, mining superintendent, res 311 Fourth
Greenough Charles C, carpenter, res 757 Sixth
Greenus Albert E. (Oakes & Greenus) res SE cor Broadway
and Durant
Greer John, res W s Adeline bet Fifth and Seventh
Greffoz Julian, operator W. U. Tel. Co., res 1004 Powell(S.F.)
Gregor Mary, domestic, 958 Castro
Gregory H. P. (H. P. Gregory & Co., S. F.) res N s Cale-
donia av nr Grove
Gregory James W., stairbuilder Pioneer Planing Mill, res
569 Seventh
Gregory J. W., stairbuilder Pioneer Planing Mill, res 569
Seventh
Gregory Silas W. (H. P. Gregory & Co., S. F.)res E s Tel-
egraph av bet Hawthorne and Plymouth avs
Gressler Charles A., barber, shop and res 707 East 12th
Gressli Henry, carver W. D. Co., res 354 Sixth
Grey William, laborer, res 517 Seventh
Gribble John, longshoreman, res E s Union bet Third and
Fifth
Grice Orrin, clerk, res 912 Center
Grieszer John, boot and shoemaker, 420 Eleventh
Grieves Matthew, laboror C. P. K. R., res 829 Cedar
Griffin Andrew J., carpenter, res Ss Bristol bet Second and
Third, W. B.
Griffin Charles D., bartender, res E s Willow nr Wood
Griffin Charles O., carpenter, res Berkeley House
Griffin George, brakeman C. P. Ft. R.
Griffin John, laborer, res St. Louis Hotel
Griffin Julia, domestic, 903 Market
Griffin L. S., traveling salesman, res SW cor East 14th and
Third av
Griffin Thomas, Oakland Ferry
Griffing George J., miner, res NW cor Alice and Fifth
Griffith Fleming M., Oreman C. P. B. R.
Griffith George, gardener with H. D. Bacon
Griffith Samuel, butcher with J. W. Glaze
Griffith William A., carpenter and builder, res S s Evoy av
nr Telegraph av
'II RFRT H HIINTFR ■ REAL ESTATE and 'nsurance agents | 224 Montgomery, s.f.
* LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
220 OAKLAND [ Q ] DIRECTORY.
Griffiths Albert J., student University
Griggs Nettie Mrs., res NW cor Lincoln and Willow
Grim Alonzo M., student University
Grimes George, cook, res 1157 Seventh
Grimm August, tanner with J. S. Derby
Grimme Charles, clerk with D. Menke, res Fourteenth bet
Franklin and Webster
Grimshaw William, carpenter, res Berkeley House, W. B.
Grimwood A. D., atty-at-law, res N s East 14th nr Twenty-
seventh av, Fruit Vale
Griner James H., carpenter, res 666 Tenth
Grinnell William E. (Miller, Grinnell & Co.) res 708 Twen-
ty-sixth
Gripp John, furniture (S. F.) res SW cor Center and Eighth
Griswold Augustus H., ticket collector C. P. K. R., res N s
Eleventh nr Cypress
Griswold George, carpenter, res W s Magnolia bet Third
and Fifth
Grofl" Charles F., contractor and plasterer, res SW cor
Washington and Tenth
Grogan William, res SE cor Twenty-ninth and West
Groizard Francis, painter W. D. Co., res Railroad Ex. Hotel
Grondona Dominico, farmer, cor Thirteenth and Wood
Grondona Joseph, grinder with E. Guittard & Co. (S. F.)
res cor Thirteenth and Wood
Gross Alexander P., millwright, res N s Ninth nr Chester
Gross George, res 680 Locust
Gross John, carpenter and builder, res W s Telegraph av nr
Thirty-ninth
Gross John F., butcher, res SE cor Chase and Wood
Gross S., widow, res 819 Chester, rear
Gross William, marble cutter, res N s Fifteenth nr Cypress
Gross Zoe Miss, res N s Ninth nr Chester
GROSSO & MAY (W. C. Grosso and E. A. May) importers
hardware, agricultural implements, etc., 1008 Broadway
and 1770 Seventh
Grosso W. C. (Grosso & May) res Bartlett House
Grosso — , blacksmith, res 411 Ninth
Groth John, flour packer, Samm's Flouring Mills, res Fourth
and Clay
Grotheer Frederick, driver Washington Brewery, res 814
Harrison
Grove Street Planing Mill, G. M. Blair proprietor, NW cor
Grove and First
Grove Street School, Mrs. N. D. Standeford principal, SE
cor Fifth and Grove
PIFfinflflNT ^PRIMP9 AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ,Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [Q-] DIRECTORY. 221
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES, P. E. Davis
agent, 1161 Broadway
Grover Ira E., res W s Market nr Twenty-fourth
Grover Sarah B., midwife, res 603 Franklin
GROVES REUBEN, proprietor Shell Mound Park Nursery,
one mile West of Temescal nr Pace Track
Grow Joseph B., blacksmith C. P. P. P., res 912 Center
Gruen John C. res 913 Grove
Grueninger Theodore, cabinet maker (S. F.) res S s Twelfth
nr Center
Gruettner D. (Lauer & Gruettner) res 815 Franklin
Grush Henry, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Grush H. Mrs., folder Contra Costa Laundry
Grutze William F., tailor with M. J. Healey, res Mechanics'
Home
Guenette Louise Miss, dressmaker, E s San Pablo av nr
University av, W. B.
Guenette Peter, blacksmith, res cor University and San
Pablo avs, W. B.
Guerin Oscar, gasfitter with O. C. Kirk, res Mansion House
Guernsey A. A. (A. A. Guernsey & Co.) 906 Broadway
GUERNSEY A. A. & CO. (A. A. Guernsey and C. N.
Whitmore) real estate and insurance brokers, 906
Broadway
Guhue Frederick, laborer D. and D. and B. Asylum
Guile D. B., student, res S s Twenty-first nr Brush
Guilfoy Patrick, fireman Oakland Ferry
Guilfoy W., laborer, res WsSan Pablo av nr Temescal Creek
Gulart Joaquin, laborer C. P. P. P., res 1845 Grove
Gunderson Carrie, domestic, NW cor Thirteenth and Clay
Gunn Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Gunn Charles T., fruit stand, NE cor Washington and Sev-
enth, res 826 Twenty- second
Gunn John, res W s Linden nr Eighteenth
Gunn J. C, master mariner, res 810 Isabella
Gunning Arthur, res E s Watts nr Park av
Guppy A. P., civil engineer, res 668 Seventh
Guptil E. A., butcher, 1710 Telegraph av
Gurnee Clinton, atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1630 Telegraph av
GURNETT & AYRES (William J. Gurnett and William
H. Ayres) wood and coal, NW cor San Pablo av and
Twenty-eighth
Gurnett A. G., stock broker (S. F.) SE cor Fourth av and
East 16th
Gurnett William J. (Gurnett & Ayres) N s Twentieth nr
Broadway
jILRERT & HUNTER { REAL ESTATE and INSURANc£ agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. j or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirable Business Property for Sale.
222 OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Gurrell James, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Guthrie Daniel, laborer, res 947 Willow
Guthrie Flavius, painter W. D. Co.
Guthuth Frank, hackman with Newland & Pumyea, res 462
Seventh
Gutz wilier Henry, saloon, 814 Broadway
H
Haar Heniy, groceries and liquors, NE cor Chester and
Seventh
Haberlin James, blacksmith with B. Kneale, res S s Forty-
third nr Telegraph av
Hackett Edward, master mariner, res Grand Central Hotel
Hackett John, master mariner, res 229 Twelfth
Hackett Patrick, laborer, res 810 Alice
Hackett Walter C, first officer Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Haddock & Parker (George W. Haddock and Edward W.
Parker) watchmakers and jewelers, 1109 Broadway
Haddock George W. (Haddock & Parker) 1109 Broadway
Hagan John, hostler with D. M. Ayres, res NE cor Seven-
teenth and San Pablo av
Hageman Victor, res 1009 Tenth av
Hager & Brownson (Charles Hager and Frederick Brownson)
agents New American Sewing Machine, 963 Washington
Hager Charles (Hager & Brownson) res 1054 Third
Haggerty James, lather, res 521 Fourth
Halm C, carpenter, res N s Fifth bet Webster and Harrison
Hahn Henry, capitalist, res Seventh nr Canrpbell
Halm William, butcher with C. Schneider, res S s Fourth
bet Alice and Jackson
Haines E. A., capitalist, res 277 Tenth
Haines Erasmus W., insurance agent, SE cor Washington
and Ninth, res 916 Filbert
Haines F. K., solicitor Victor Sewing Machines, res 916
Filbert
Haines Frank E., freight clerk C. P. K. B. (S. F.) res 664
Tenth
Hale Henry H., clerk with M. C. Hawley & Co. (S. F.) res
E s East 17th bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Hale Lucie A., teacher Golden Gate Academy
Hale K. H. Mrs., res S s East 17th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
Hale W. E., stock broker (S. F.) res Knox pi
Hale W. J., painter, res 756 Sixth
k beautiful Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILKS FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY. 223
Haley Daniel, res 1018 Third
Haley James, shoemaker with W. A. Watts, res W s Chest-
nut nr Thirty-fourth
Haley James, stableman Fashion Stables, 860 Broadway
Haley James F. Mrs., res 215 Ninth
Haley Robert, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill
Haley Stephen, coachman, res 930 Adeline
Halkey Leopold, gardener, res SE cor Brush and Second
Hall & Morey (Alfred Hall and Henry H. B. Morey) N. Y.
Artificial Stone Co., P. O. box 554
Hall A., fireman C. P. R. R.
Hall Alfred (Hall & Morey) res cor Webster and Third
Hall Benjamin, stocks, res 969 Jefferson
Hall D. K., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res Eleventh bet
Webster and Harrison
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Insurance Co. (S.
F.) res 602 East 14th
Hall Edward M., (Hall & Charles, S. F.) res 1155 Jackson
Hall Elizabeth Mrs., res S s Seventeenth bet Cypress and
Center
Hall Franklin, carpenter, res N s Thirty-fourth nr Market
Hall Frank M., clerk with Grosso & May, res 161 Seventh
Hall Frank T., painter, 833 Seventh, res 416 Thirteenth
Hall Frank T. Mrs., dressmaker, res 416 Thirteenth
Hall Fremont S., compositor with Dewey & Co. (S. F.) res
161 Seventh
Hall George, laborer W. D. Co., res 727 Chester
Hall Hannah H., res N s Twenty-sixth nr Grove
HAUL HENRY C, house and sign painter, 408 Tenth, res
369 Eighth
Hall Henry C, laborer W. D. Co., res N s Taylor nr Pine
Hall I., carpenter, res 809 Wester
Hall Isaac, carpenter, res 1709 Seventh
Hall Jacob A., foreman W. D. Co., res 727 Chester
Hall James, commission merchant (S. F.) res W s Chestnut
nr Eighteenth
Hall J. E., clerk with H. C. Taft & Co., res 1165 Broadway
Hall John, laborer, res 368 First
Hall Mary, domestic, NE cor Taylor and Willow
Hall Olin F., stock broker, res Sunny side House
Hall R. B., atty-at-law and private detective, 632 Market (S.
F.) res 161 Seventh
Hall Sether J . (Peck & Hall) res cor Bancroft way and Ells-
worth, B.
Hall Thomas W., dentist, 1004 Broadway, res 816 Brown
Hall William, carpenter, res 842 Twenty-ninth
Pll RFRT Z HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
224 OAKLAND [ 2 ] DIRECTORY.
HALL WILLIAM M., proprietor Charter Oak Hotel,
Seventh bet Pine and Wood
Hallahan Andrew, hairdresser, 834| Broadway, res 362 Tenth
Hallahan Florence, merchant tailor, store and res 620 East
12th
Hallahan John, waiter Antelope Restaurant, res 858 Broad-
way
Hallahan John, wines and liquors, 821 Broadway, res 529
Third
Hallahan Margaret, domestic, W s Center bet Seventh and
Eighth
Hallahan M. J., painter, res 529 Third
Hallenbeck George, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Hallenbeck George D., carpenter, res NW cor Wood and
Willow
Haller John, blacksmith with Henry Ollis, res 408 Fifth
Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton (G. H. Hallett, P. Bartlett and
P. E. Dalton) Contra Costa Laundry Association, SW
cor Kirkham and Fourteenth
Hallett G. H. (Contra Costa Laundry Association) res 326
Geary (S. F.)
Hallett John Pi., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Halley Andrew, stair builder, res 603 Third
HALLEY WILLIAM, publisher, office NW cor Seventh
and Washington, res SE cor Eighth and Alice
Halloran Maurice, engineer C. P. R. Pi., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Halloran Michael, laborer C. P. R., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Halloran P., brakeman C. P. R. R., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Hallowa}* Mary Miss, dressmaker with Emil Wells, Web-
ster nr Sixth
Hainan Richard, lamplighter Gaslight Co., res 1381 Ninth
Halpen Dennis, laborer, res 812 Filbert
Halpin Catherine, domestic, 669 Eighth
Halsted James M., fancy goods and agent Demorest pat-
terns, 1015 Broadway, res cor Fifteenth and Center
Haltom E. J., laborer W. D. Co., res Taylor bet Pine and
Cedar
Halvorsen John, shipwright, res foot of Division
Halverson John, carpenter, res NE cor Thirtieth and Union
Haltz Charles, upholsterer, 525 Eighth, res Webster nr
Fourth
Ham J. Harris, widow, res S s East 16th bet Eleventh and
12th avs
)irnMflNT CDQINPC first class hotel for summer boarders
ILUmUll I OrnlHtlO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
€0&Z,E@M\
24 POST STREET, SAK FRANCISCO. \
The Leading Commercial School on the Coast
E. P. HEALD, President. F. C. WOODBURY, Secretary.
The object of this school is to educate forthe practical affairs of life. In addition to a complete and
systematic coarse of business train i iroiuhly-in the English branches, in French, German,
and Spanish, in civil engineering urve: i ■•■■ igrapby, etc. ; thus affording a most
useful course of instruction for b iys, yo u . n . : a . and rendering this school
S'S© MODEL COLLEGE QF TEE PACIFIC,
The aim of the scl ' is n • " me to For i ' rks and book-keepers, but also to impart such a
broad culture as is now The mere face of being a commercial man
should be a presumption that h : ino It is the design of this school — by its
coinprehensive c nirsi of insti training in mercantile affairs and correct business
habits -to render its hy their gentlemanly ways and good business principles,
as well as noted for industry, pers
The Business Course,
This will include v. ■ : and double entry, comprising practical
worV i'i l;.n, ,.i;:_ .1 Lnino 1 g, Brokerage etc.; Arithmetic, including
abbrei ated form 1 commei it ca u b - ■ d accountants; Penmanship, with complete
analysis and movement ■ con the different forms with rules for use of
<M, il letters and \ >< lal \\ 1 m La 1- 1 lectu es on all the important topics; English
lira hiding reading, grammar, com exercises, rhetoric, etc. ; French, German, and
Spani 1 ; Drawing in its vario form linsiness Forms of. every variet}- : actual Practice in all kinds of
bit . 1 - 'in'"; on 1 1 kei 1 ct - us political economy, and various topics
calculati d to impart to the pu indu in business affairs, and reliability of
character.
The Flaw gf Instruotiom
Includes hotli i Byi plan our pupils are advanced very rapidly,
and greater progress is snown in 1 in one year. By our system the
1 never retarded liy tho ■■■ 1 : y, and is never obliged to remain idle
waiting for lieeded ins
Theory ga^ Prgcticg
Are com the other. Xo course of mere theory can be
relied details and the practical workings
of the 1 1 plan of operation the pupil is prepared to
enteral ,., L>uring his course he is
tli in, ii.'! . 1 ust.iuci From si Je entry, detecting errors in books, opening and
closing boo 1 all 1 ii business statements and papers, 'writing up all
the differ nt form r, tired Ijj the our novel system of actual business prac-
tice ■ a ■■■ }.■•. '-. ■ most complete and practical plan of
Instruct! iti ei 1 id into any school in the country — a fact which is amply proved by the business
..Ues.
Mste® cl Tuition,
The rates of tui ion for the business course, as above, are as follows:
Evening Sessions, 6 mos $45
3 " 25
" 1 mo 10
Full Business Course, 6 mos $75
3 " 50
1 mo 20
Pupils will be received for 1 action in any branch at reasonable rates.
Hours o£ Instruction*
Day sessions will contimie each week day, except Saturday, from 9 A. M. to 12 M. and from 1.30 to 4 p. M.
Evening sessions will continue from 7 to 9 P. M., during eight months, extending from first of September to
first of May the following year.
Further Iniormstion,,
Full particulars regarding the school and its workings may be had at the office of the College, 24 Post
Street, or by addressing
E. P. HEALD, President Business College,
Q SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ealtTs
msmess
College,
24 Post Street, near Kearny,
san francisco.
Designed to impart a thorough English Education, a complete Business Training, and practical
instruction in Modern Languages, Drawing, Telegraphy, etc.
The School-Room and Counting-Room
Are united upon a plan that secures to the student all the praetical advantages of each. There is
in operation a Banking House, with Checks, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Exchange,
Certificates of Deposit, etc., fully illustrating the hanking business. „
The school-room is elegantly fitted up with
Merchandising, Jobbing, and Importing Emporiums,
Insurance and General Banking Offices,
Commission and Forwarding Houses,
Express and Post Offices.
SOME OF THE SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS SCHOOL
The attention given to gentlemanly manners and correct business habits, and the fact tbat its Business
Training is not confined to Book-keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic, but imparts such useful information
as the times now demand for a high position in the mercantile community.
The careful discipline which is maintained at all times in the school, and the requirement that every
pupil shall be prompt and punctual in attendance, as well as energetic and business-like in all work, thus
forming habits which are necessary to his future success.
The employment of only first-class teachers in every Department, and in sufficient numbers to give
personal attention to every pupil.
Its complete Bystem of ACTUAL BUSI>TE.SS PRACTICE, by which pupils are fitted to enter the
Counting-house directly from the School.
The high standing of its graduates in the business community.
The pains taken for securing positions for graduates in good business establishments.
The admission of pupils of both sexes and of any age, thus rendering young boys more manly by the
association with pupils of an older age.
In having the largest and best ventilated and arranged school-rooms, and the largest yearly attendance
of any Business Training School in America.
The immediate notification of parents in case of absence of any pupil, and the pains taken to keep them
informed of the progress and deportment of their sons.
The fact that each pupil becomes an elegant business penman before graduating.
Its Departments of Modern Languages and Drawing, in which pupils can receive instruction without
extra charge.
Its complete Department of Telegraphy, in which students are fitted to enter at once upon their duties
as operators.
Finally, it3 freedom from disadvantages of public schools in its exclusion of boys of a bad character ;
the gentlemanly deportment required from all pupils ; in having no change of teachers ; in giving individual
instruction, and the consequent rapid advancement of each pupil ; in the course of instruction being so
arranged as to allow the student to enter at any time ; in having no vacations to compel the pupil to leave
before finishing his course ; and in the honest endeavor of every teacher to promote the best interests of
each pupil in the school.
DEPARTMENT OF TELECRAPHY.
This department is a complete institution of itself, and affords facilities for learning telegraphy practi-
cally and thoroughly. Instruction in this branch is of very little avail unless special pains are taken to train
pupils for operators from the beginning ; and a glance at our department will convince any one that we have
the facilities for so doing.
INSTRUCTION FOR LADIES.
Ladies are admitted into all departments of the College on the same terms and conditions as young men.
Their progress in all branches thus far has been most flattering.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
Pupils can enter the College at any time, and pursue their studies to graduation without interruption, if
they see fit to do so. Pupils not sufficiently advanced for the Business Course can enter for instruction in
the English Department.
Modern Languages and Drawing are optional studies, and may be taken or not as the student rhay see
fit ; but no extra chargo will be made for them when pursued.
The discipline of the school is very careful, in order to impart such habits as shall conduce to the future
success of graduates.
Visitors will be always welcome at the College, as we are pleased to have the public inform itself of the
merits of our school.
For information on any point not fully understood, do not fail to call at the school, or to write to us.
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL,
Published monthly by the College and containing full particulars regarding the Course of Studies, Expenses,
etc., also, a large amount of interesting general reading, maybe had free of charge, either at the College
Office, 24 Post Street, or by addressing
E. F. He ALL, President Business College,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALu
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 225
Ham William, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res W s Mag-
nolia bet Second and Third
Hamann August, butcher with Eice & White, res Eland
House
Hamb William J., laborer, res W s Magnolia nr Third
Hambury James, teamster, res NE cor Filbert and First
Hamby Andrew M., carpenter, res 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamby Joseph, carpenter, res 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamby Richard A., carpenter, r©g 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamby William J. G., carpenter, res 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamilton Ada Miss, principal Harrison Street School, res
760 Eleventh
Hamilton Di V. Miss, res Eighth nr Myrtle
Hamilton Edward H., student University
Hamilton Frank, gardener, res 912 Sixth av
Hamilton Frank, machinehand W. D. Co., res 141 Minna,
S. F.
Hamilton George, tailor, 469 Seventh
Hamilton Hiram M., student University
Hamilton James W., freight clerk Oakland Wharf, res 876
Wood
Hamilton L. Rev., pastor Independent Presbyterian Church,
res 1165 Jackson
Hamilton Mary L. Mrs., res Eighth nr Myrtle
Hamilton N., atty-at-law, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton TV. H. H., carriage manufacturer, 1064 Thirteenth
av, res cor Seventeenth av and East 16th
Hamilton William T., res 828 Sixteenth
Hamley Frederick, waiter with Jose' C. Rodrigues, res 687
East 12th
Hamlin TV. Lee, res S s Mariposa av nr Telegraph av, X.
Temescal
Hamman Minnie Mrs., seamstress, res 517 Fourth, rear
Hammel Peter, carpenter, res E s Willow nr Eighth
Hammer John F., clerk, res 1020 Chester
Hammers D., harnessmaker, shop and res 623 East 12th
Hammett Frank, teamster, res TV s San Pablo av nr Alca-
traz av
Hammett George W., teamster with John P. Lapham, res
TV s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Hammon W. P. (Mallett & Hammon) res 4 James' Block
Hammond A., shipwright W. D. Co.
Hammond William D., machinist C. P. R. R., res S s Eighth
bet Wood and Willow
Hammond William H., student University, res Chi Phi
House
H11RPRT 8 MHIUTED BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLM 0c nUil I LM NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
15
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN,
226 OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Hampel Andrew, clerk with Henry Hampel, res 1120 Six-
teenth av
Hampel C. F., bakery, store and res 761 East 14th
Hampel Conrad F., blacksmith with Henry F. Hampel, res
Thirteenth av nr East 30th
Hampel Henry, groceries and liquors, 775 East 12th, res 1120
Sixteenth av
Hampel Henry F., carriage manufacturer, N s Twelfth bet
Franklin and Webster, res Thirteenth av nr East 30th
Hampton John, nurseryman and florist, NE cor Telegraph
av and Twenty-second
Hanchette Harry J. (Baker & Hanchette) res 824 Lombard,
S. F.
Hand M. Emma Miss, teacher Durant School, res 1203 Castro
Hand Patrick, laborer, res S s Blay pi nr Broadway
Hand William H., lieutenant Revenue Service, res 1009
Washington
Handerkin William, laborer, res E s Second nr University
av, W. B.
Handlin Joel B., merchant, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-
third
Handy J. B., whitener, res 157 Sixth
Hanenemy John, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Haney Sarah Mrs., res Fourteenth bet Franklin and Broad-
way
Haney William, butcher with H. A. Zeiss
HANIFIN JEREMIAH J., wines and liquors, NW cor
Seventh and Broadway and 1173 Broodway, res 458
Seventh
Hanley George, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Hanley Peter, tanner with J. S. Derby, res Mansion House,
E. O.
Hanley William, harness, saddlery and carriage trimming,
shop and res 1082 East 14th
Hanlin Johanna, domestic, SE cor Fifteenth and West
Hanlon Michael, shoemaker with D. O'Keefe, res 681 East
12th
Hanlon Peter, laborer with T. W. Corder, res Peabody's
Landing
Hanly Patrick, gardener, res 863 Campbell
Hanly Patrick, shoemaker, res 761 Castro
Hann Thomas, butcher, W s Shattuck nr University av, B.
Hannaford Edward T., miller (S. F.) res S s Eighth bet Wil-
low and Wood
Hannah J. E. Mrs., lodgings, 476 Twelfth
Hannah John, carpenter, res Eland House
PSmftflHAIT UflTbl HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now otters
ILUlTlUH I nUlLL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
907
HANNAN J. J., house and sign painter, 685 Thirteenth av,
res East loth bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Hannan John, carpenter, res Sixth nr Pine
Hannavan Philip, machine hand Oakland Planing Mill, res
E s Myrtle nr Thirtieth
Hannavan Thomas J., machine hand Oakland Planing Mill,
res Washington nr Sixth
Hannexberg — , agent, res 853 Harrison
Hannigan John, boilermaker, res SW cor Twenty-second and
Linden
Hannigan Patrick, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Hannon James J., blacksmith Oakland Paving Co., res SE
cor Twenty-third and Telegraph av
Hansa John, carpenter, res Tremont House
Hanscom John O., commission merchant (S. .F.) res N s
William bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
Hansen Albert, watchmaker and jeweler, store and res 620
East 12th
HANSEN ASMUS H., groceries, wines, liquors and crock-
ery, 1751 Seventh
Hansen Christian, shipwright W. D. Co., res S s Eighth bet
Peralta and Campbell
Hansen D., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Hansen H. E., boarding and lodgings, NE cor Grove and
Third
Hansen Henry, porter with Fred. W. Sieglitz, res Ninth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Hansen Henry, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co. (S. F.) res 859
Twenty-second
Hansen Jeffersen, gardener Knox House
Hansen John, laborer with Shakespeare & Walter, res Stew-
art's Hotel
Hansen Marv, domestic, N s Charter nr Telegraph av
HANSON CLARENCE S.; carpenter and builder, 1008
Franklin, res N s Twenty-sixth nr San Pablo av
Hanson Frederick, engineer D. and D. and B. Assylum
Hanson Hannah, domestic, 267 Eighth
Hanson Hans M., driver Broadway and Piedmont R. R.
Hanson Thomas N., saloon, cor Vallejo and Davis (S. F.)
res 821 Washington
Hanush Joseph, harnessmaker with F. A. Marston, res Stew-
art's Hotel
Hanzo August, cook, res cor Cedar and Goss
Happ Simon J., carpenter, res 463 Twenty -first
Haquette Augustus E., bartender Grand Central Hotel
Harcourt T. A., res 955 Jefferson
GILBERT & HUNTER
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
g 228 OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY.
HARD & HOWE (R. B. Hard and M. M. Howe) livery
stable, Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
Hard Roswell B. (Hard & Howe) res 765 Fifth
Harden Frank B., clerk with Edwards & DeWitt, res 718
Filbert
Harden John B., carpenter, res 718 Filbert
Hardenberg Henry D., carpenter, res 664 Tenth
Hardenberg James R., clerk P. O. (S. F.) res 1031 Seventh
av
Hardenburg William, res Winsor House
Hardgraves Thomas, carpenter, res Humboldt Hotel
Harding August, student University, res 416 Tenth
Harding Augustus, res 416 Tenth
Harding Frank, fruits and stationery, store and res 1808
Seventh
Hard wick Edward P., master mariner, res Ws San Pablo
av nr D wight way, W. B.
Hardwick M. Susie Miss, student University
Hardwick Thomas, farmer, res W s San Pablo av nr Dwight
way, W. B.
Hardy & Yeager (Nathan O. Hardy and Jeremiah Yeager)
fruit and confectionery, NW cor Broadway and Twelfth
Hardy Charles, student Taylor's Business College, res
Broadway nr Ninth
Hardy Charles G., clerk withW.B. Hardy, res 1383 Franklin
Hard}* D., res N s East 17th bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Hardy Irene Miss, teacher High School, res 972 Chester
Hardy Jacob, real estate, 408 California (S. F.) res 665
Eleventh
Hardy L. J., real estate, res 715 Market
Hardy Nathan O. (Hardy & Yeager) res Stewart's Hotel
Hardy Thomas, mining, res 768 Fifteenth
HARDY WILLIAM B., books and stationery and agent
Bishop's Oakland City Directory, 959 Broadway, res
1383 Franklin
Harfst H., carpenter, res N s William nr Bay
HARINGTON DOUGLAS M., proprietor St. George's
Brewery, S s Powell nr San Pablo
Harjes Anna Miss, res 862 Chester
Harjes H., widow, res 862 Chester
Harker M. Rev., clergyman, res S s East 14th nr Thirty-
third av, Fruit Vale
Harley M. F., carpenter, res N s Third bet Castro and
Brush
Harley Milton F., printer, res N s Third bet Castro and
Brush
X
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY - ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ 2] DIRECTORY. 229
Harlow Albert, clerk with P. Baker, res 362 Fifth
Harlow Robert, farmer, res cor Vernon and University avs
Harlow William S., deputy county sheriff, res 963 Jefferson
Harm stead J. B. Mrs., res E s Fourth ay bet East 15th and
East 16th
'Harmon A. K. P., mining (S. F.) res E s Webster nr
Twenty-second
Harmon Albert, salesman with H. Schellhaas, res Berkeley
Harmon J. B., attv-at-law, res 1325 Jackson
HARMON RICHARD E., wines and liquors, SE cor Fourth
and Franklin, res 379 Fourth
Harmon Boberdeau, student, res 1325 Jackson
Harnett Alice Mrs., res 266 Eleventh
Harney James, fruit (S. F.) res N s Forty -fiith nr Tele-
graph av
Harney William J., fruit (S. F.) res S s Forty-fifth nr Tele-
graph av
Harper Charles A., teamster with G. W. Spencer, res N s
Eighth bet Center and Kirkham
Harper Thomas (Whitney & Co.) res 354 Webster
Harrel Alfred, res 59 Valley
Harrell Jasper (GraysOn, Harrell & Co.) res Grand Central
Hotel
Harrier Lewis G., student University
Harrington Charles F., painter, res 360 Seventh
Harrington Michael, hostler with Newland & Pumyea, res
462 Seventh
W. B. HARDY,
Dealer in
Books and Stationery
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
Gold Pens, Pocket Cutlery, Legal Blanks, etc.,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
959 Broadway : : : Oakland, Cal.
Pll RFRT ft USilMTPQ real estate and insurance agents
UlLDLil I ft nUll I LSI Office. 224 Montoomery st..S. F..orPa
rk st.. Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
230
OAKLAND [U] DIRECTORY.
Harrington Phineas, res S s Twenty-eighth nr Market
Harrington Timothy, laborer, res 755 Market
Harrington W. C, physician, res SE cor Tenth av and
East 17th
HARRIS BROTHERS (Jacob and Joseph) clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 915 Broadway '
Harris Edward, clerk C. P. R. R., res 627 Filbert
Harris Edwin (Pool & Harris, S. F.) res NW cor Sixth and
Oak
Harris Hemw, res 1268 Webster
Harris I. H., porter C. P. R. ft., res W s Filbert nr Third
Harris Jacob (Harris Brothers) res 567 Fifth
Harris Jacob, pedlar, res 691 East 12th
Harris J. Ham, assistant secretary University, res 224
Ninth
Harris J. Norman, clerk with Will H. Burrall, res 141 Sil-
ver (S. F.)
Harris John, carpenter C. P. R. R., res W s Bay nr Short
Harris John, steward, res 970 Third
Harris John A., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1072 Wood
Harris Joseph (Harris Brothers) res 1205 Franklin
Harris Joseph, longshoreman, res 825 Magnolia
Harris Joseph, waiter Newland House Restaurant
Harris L., res 615 Sixth
Harris Mumford, whitener, res 320 Fourth
Harris R. M., shoemaker with F. W. Stevenson, res Broad-
way nr Seventeenth
Harris Sabin, res SE cor Twelfth and Harrison
Harris Samuel S., painter, res 323 Eleventh
Harris William, res 827 Chester
Harris William L. Mrs., res 549 Charter
HARRISON C. H, Mare Island pilot, res SE cor Center and
Seventh
Harrison D., laborer, res Central Pacific Railroad House
Harrison Elizabeth, widow, res W s University av nr Hudson
Harrison George W., res Twentieth av nr East 24th
Harrison Henry E., res SE cor Sixteenth av and East 16th
Harrison John H., res Old Telegraph road one-fourth mile
north of Four-mile House
Harrison Joseph, porter C. P. R. R., res 736 Linden
Harrison L. L., engineer C. P. R. R., res Goss bet William
and Wood
Harrison P. G., clerk with Miller, Grinnell & Co., res 962
Clay
Harrison R. J. (Richards & Harrison, S. F.) res 616 Third
Harrison Sarah, domestic, 779 Eighth
'IEDM0NT SPRINGS
A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 231
Harrison S. V. Mrs., res Old Telegraph road one-fourth
mile north of Four-mile House
Harrison Street School, Ada Hamilton principal, NE cor
Harrison and Sixth
Harrison S. N., carpenter with J. Lusk & Co., res W s Shat-
tuck nr Telegraph av, Temescal
Harrison Thomas G., clerk, res 962 Clay
Harrison W. A,, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res W s Shat-
tuck nr Telegraph av, Temescal
Harrison William, butcher, res NW cor Shattuck and For-
ty-fifth
Harrison William P., printer (S. F.) res SE cor Seventh av
and East 11th
Harrod Joseph, porter C. P. R. Ft., res 311 Third
Harrub W. B., res N s East 14th nr Fruit Yale av
Hart A., blacksmith, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Hart George, broker, res Grand Central Hotel
Hart Henry W., clerk, res 806 Willow
Hart H. W. Mrs., assistant teacher German English School,
res 806 Willow
Hart James, farmer, res S s Weston nr Telegraph av
Hart James, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 1001 Franklin
Hart John, janitor South Hall, University
Hart J. P., deputy Oakland Township Assessor, res NE cor
Ninth and Washington
Hart L. A., blacksmith, res SW cor William and Pine
Hart Margaret E. Miss, res E s Telegraph av bet Edwards
and Plymouth av
Hart Richard, res SW cor Twelfth av and East 17th
Hart Thomas, laborer, res 416 Seventh
Hart — , marble yard, cor West and Twenty-sixth. (Infor-
mation refused.)
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., T. L. Walker
agent, 1004 Broadway
Hartley Jane, domestic, 664 Twelfth
Hartman G. Mrs., res 719 Linden
Hartman Henry, foreman shipwright W. D. Co., res NE cor
Lewis and Fifth
Hartman John, calker C. P. R. R., res 1864 Seventh
Hartman William, res 753 Willow
Hartnett Maurice, laborer, res 409 Seventh
Harty Morris, laborer, res 822 Twenty-first
Harve}' William, farmer, res SE cor Campbell and Lin-
coln
Harwood Amos, bootmaker with Charles A. Broad, res 1115
Tenth av
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR AGENTS F-°? SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F.. or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
232
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Harwood William, wharfinger Oakland City Wharf, res 272
Fourth
Harwood William D., journalist, res 272 Fourth
Haskell & Smilie (Randolph K. Haskell and Robert Smilie)
contractors and builders, 813 Castro
Haskell O. P., driver with William Helmer, res 1112 Broad-
way
Haskell Randolph K. (Haskell & Smilie) res 813 Castro
Haskell Samuel, carpenter and builder, res Brooklyn Hotel
HASKIN ENOCH W., ticket agent C. P. R, R., and mana-
ger Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., Broadway sta-
tion, res Wilcox House
Haskins Charles, painter, res 662 Tenth
HASKINS J. N., principal Golden Gate Academy, N s
Hawthorne, bet Telegraph av and Broadway
Haskins Mary A., matron Golden Gate Academy
Haslett Lizzie Miss, res El Dorado House
Hassell James J., bookkeeper, res 56 Seventh
Hassellmann Charles, artist with Murry Dunham, res Win-
sor House
Hassinger Samuel K., carpenter and builder, res 611 Sev-
enteenth
Hast Edward S., with Bank of California, (S. F.) res S s
East 16th bet Fourth and Fifth aves
Haste J. H. (Haste & Kirk, S. F.) res !N s D wight way nr
Shattuck
Hastings Joseph, fireman C. P. R. R., res Thirteenth av
bet East 14th and East 15th
Haswell F. B., secretary The Central Land Co, 954 Broad-
way, res N s Brown bet Telegraph av and Grove
Hatch A. D., commission (S. F.) res 857 Myrtle
Hatch Alfred, expressman with I. C. Wingate, res 701
Washington
Hatch Charles E., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 857 Myrtle
Hatch Edward, carpenter, res S s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Hatch Emma F. Miss, res 857 Myrtle
Hatch Fred. A., ticket agent C. P. R. R., res 857 Myrtle
Hatch Jabez, bookkeeper with E. Hook, res 166 Tenth
Hatch K. C, gardener with W. E. Miller
Hatch Lucy H. Miss, school teacher (S. F.) res 857 Myrtle
Hatch Minnie L. Hiss, res 857 Myrtle
Hathaway John D., broker (S. F.) res SE cor Vernon and
Maple, Temescal
HaultJ. W., bricklayer, res Eureka Hotel
HAUSCHILDT HENRY, boots and shoes, 1057 Broadway
Hausmann Pauline, widow, res 879 Twenty-second
lEOmONT SPRINGS
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY. 233
Haustrauser John, carpenter, res 8 s Twenty-second nr
Linden
Havarlin James, blacksmith with B. Kneale, res S s Forty-
third nr Telegraph av
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven, S. F.) atty-at-law, res N s
East 33d nr Fifteenth av, Lynn
Havens Albert W., secretary Con. Virginia Mining Co. (S.
F.) res 1217 Castro
Havens CD., res Grand Central Hotel
Havens Charles D., insurance (S. F.) res N s Eighth bet
Adeline and Linden
Havens Fred., student, res Ns Eighth bet Adeline and Lin-
den
Havens Henry H. (J. F. & H. H. Havens) atty-at-law, 1069
Broadway, res 1057 Washington
Havens Henry B., student University, res Blake House
Havens J. F. (J. F. & H. H. Havens) atty-at-law, 1069
Broadway, res Eighteenth bet Castro and Brush
Havens J. F. & H. H., attys-at-law, 1069 Broadway
Haverkorn Antone, cigar manufacturer, res 379 Fourth
Havey James, laborer, res 832 Twenty-ninth
Hawes B. C, insurance, 317 California (S. F.) res 1119 Jef-
ferson
Hawes George H., salesman Manhattan Marble Co., res 763
Eighth
Hawes George H., clerk, res 763 Eighth
Hawes Jacob, fruit, store and res 685 East 12th
Hawes Madison, res NW cor Twentieth av and East 14th
Hawes Oliver, insurance, 323 California (S. F.) res 1119 Jef-
ferson
Hawkett Arthur W., mining, res E s Wood nr Eighth
Hawkett William G., general merchandise, 1766 Seventh, res
Wood nr Eighth
Hawkins C. F., broker, res East 14th nr Twenty-second av
Hawkins Charles B., tailor with Edward Francoz, res 831
Franklin
Hawkins E. E., blindmaker Grove-st. Planing Mill
Hawkins Edward, laborer, res 519 Second
Hawkins Leander L., instructor mathematics and surveying,
University
Hawkins L. Stephen, butcher, res 810 Park
Hawkins Thomas, blacksmith (S. F.) res W s Willow nr
Thirteenth
Hawkins Walter L., real estate, res S s Goss nr Pine
Hawkins — , brakeman C. P. B. B.
Hawley Calvin H., carpenter W. D. Co., res 1669 Seward
?IIRPRT JP UIINTPD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLULni (X HUmCri NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alame
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
234 OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Hawley C. J., grocer (S. F.) res 1118 Seventh av
Hawley Clara Miss, teacher Grove-st. School, res 754 Tenth
Hawley Eugene W., student University
Hawley Jacob C. (Falk, Chandler & Co. and Harrington &
Co., S. F.) res Knox pi
Hawley Levi H., hardware (S. F.) res NE cor Telegraph
and Hawthorne avs
Hawley Mary A. Miss, student University
Hawson Samuel, salesman with Geo. M. Wood & Co. (S. F.)
res NW cor Twelfth and West
Hawthorn Joseph, moulder, res 1308 Seventh
Hay Lee, laundry, 815 East 12th
Hay den Edward, mustard manufacturer, res NW cor Harri-
son and Sixth
Hayden James, laborer C. P. K. E., res 732 Filbert
Hayes A. Mrs., ladies' employment office, 460 Twelfth, res
E s Broadway nr Twentieth
Hayes, Carrick & Co. (Henry Hayes, D. S. Carrick and F.
Hostetter) wholesale butchers, office 655 East 12th
Hayes Charles D., jeweler (S. F.) res cor Brooklyn and Wat-
son
Hayes Daniel, proprietor Mechanics' Home, S s William bet
Pine and Cedar-
Hayes D. E., foundry (S. F.) res 923 Linden
Hayes Frederick, watchmaker California Watch Co., res SW
cor University av and Sixth, W. B.
Hayes Henry (Hayes, Carrick & Co.) 655 East 12th
Hayes John, clerk with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res E s Broad-
way nr Twentieth
Hayes John, marblecutter, res 1510 Third
Hayes John B., gardener, res 1520 Broadway
Hayes John H., res East 22d nr Twenty-sixth av
Hayes John W., salesman with Charles L. Taylor, res Ala-
meda
Hayes Matthew, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res
Grand Central Hotel
Hayes Michael, '"groceries, store and res SW cor Market and
Fifth
HAYES PATRICK, wines and liquors, SE cor Broadway
Fourth
Hayes Thomas, carpenter and builder, res 568 Sixteenth
Hayes Thomas Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, res 568 Sixteenth
Hayes Thomas B. (Main & Winchester, S. F.) res SW cor
Market and Twelfth
Hayn Richard, musician, res 761 Grove
Haynes Benj., real estate, res SW cor Sixth av and East 20th
do to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner ror
lly 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 235
Haynes M. B., civil engineer with Thompson & West, res 1313
Broadway
Haynes William, miner, res NW cor San Pablo av and Del-
aware, W. B.
Haynes O. Mrs., res 590 Brown
Haynes Willis P. (W. P. Haynes & Co.) 1106 Broadway
HAYNES W. P. & CO. (William P. Haynes and H. B.
McCormick) Oakland House and Room Renting Agency,
1106 Broadway
Hays Edwin B., carpenter, res S s Eighteenth nr Cypress
Hays Wade, res 515 Tenth H
Hay ward O. E., fruits, res N s William bet Bay and Cedar —
HAYWOOD ROBERT E., boarding, 1069 Fourteenth av g
Hazelton Edward A., tinner with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Evoy Jjj
av and Lusk ^
Head Anna Miss, student University ©
Head Edward F., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 210 Seventh g
Head Eliza C Mrs., principal French and English School,
1109 Twelfth, res 210 Seventh
Head John H., civil engineer, res 765 Jackson
Headrick E. C, res Tubbs' Hotel
Heal Jacob, tailor, res 1010 Third
Heald Allen, res 1120 Ninth av
Healey James, laborer, res W s Myrtle bet First and Third
Healing James, painter W. D. Co., res N s Third nr Lewis
HEALTH OFFICE, L. H. Gary health officer, George H.
Carleton inspector, City Hall
Healy David J., law student with Van Voorhies & Brearty,
res 252 Twelfth
Healy F., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Healy Jesse, manufacturer paint, res 718 Seventh
Healy John H., manufacturer paint, res 718 Seventh
Healy Morris J., merchant tailor, 1056 Broadway, res 262
Twelfth
Healy Patrick, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Heath Daniel L., artist, res E s Cedar bet Goss and Short
Heath F. F. Mrs., dressmaker, W s Eighth nr University
av, W. B.
Heath Frank F. (Wright & Heath) res W s Eighth nr Uni-
versity av, W. B.
Heath Frank W., clerk, res 514 Tenth
Heath Georgia B. Mrs., res 514 Tenth
Heath James, res SW cor Thirteenth and Willow
Heath James A., ship chandler (S. F.) res 812 Fifteenth
Heaton W. G., res 1225 Webster
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236 ' OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Hebard H. A., deputy collector Internal Revenue (S. F.)
res W s Broadway nr Twentieth
Hebberd Asa W., carpenter, res Treraont House
Hebberd A. W. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, Tremont
House, room 14
Heckert Henry, carpenter C. P. R. R., res S s Seward bet
Peralta and Campbell
Heckman Francis, shoemaker with I. Alexander, res 855
Harrison
Heckman Richard J., res 612J East 12th
Heckman Thomas, butcher, 309 East 12th
Heddle Mary, widow, boarding and lodging, 503 Ninth
Hedges Charles H., res Grand Central Hotel
Hediger Samuel, bartender Teutonia Hall, res 416 Eighth
Hedrech John F., brewer Oakland Brewery
Hee Lee (Chinese) laundry, E s Telegraph av nr Temescal
Creek
Heenan Dennis, laborer, res 1054 Franklin
Heeney Michael, farmer, E s San Pablo av nr Baxter
Station
Heffron Katie, domestic, 1019 Filbert
Hefty Matthias, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 806
Franklin
Heidet Emil N., clerk with B. V. Reichenberg, res SE cor
Ninth and Clay
Heimbold Julius F., contractor, res 1411 Franklin
Heims Adeline Miss, nurse, 513 Tenth
Hein George, cigar manufacturer, 319 Seventh
Heine Adolph, candy manufacturer, cor Eighth and Ches-
ter
Heinemann Oscar, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Heinon Fannie, nurse, Blake House
Heinze August, upholsterer, res 707 Broadway
Heir Henry, baker with Emil "Wolff, 1836 Seventh
Helcher Emily Mrs., housekeeper, S s Tenth bet Cypress
and Center
HELD & NELLER (Justus Held and Leopold Neller)
wines, liquors, cigars and billiards, 1226 Broadway
Held Ernest, barber and baths, Grand Central Hotel, res
1577 Broadway
Held George, barber, res 459 Twenty-second
Held George, res Fifteenth bet Broadway and Franklin
Held Justus (Held & Neller) res 1666 Telegraph av
Helleker Peter, laborer, res 812 East 12th
Hellerman C. H., tailor with John Carter, res 317 Eleventh
Helme — Mrs., res Blake House
PIEDMONT SPRINGS AN E;
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIHECTORY. 237
HELMER WILLIAM, undertaker and Count}' Coroner,
1112 Broadway, res 410 Thirteenth
Helnike & Brunje (Conrad Helmke and John A. Brunje)
gr/oceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-first and Broad-
way
Helmke Conrad (Helmke & Brunje) res 463 Twenty-first
Helms Lewis G., waiter, res 715 Fourth
Hemphill Charles F., lather, res 759 Sixth
Hemphill Charlotte Miss, res 759 Sixth
Hemphill Ion, carpenter, res 759 Sixth
Hemphill Lewis, lather, res 759 Sixth
Hemphill Uriah, baker, res 759 Sixth
Hempstead James E., paper decorator, 765 Jackson
HEMPSTEAD W. C. F., Homeopathist, 1004 Broadway,
res 765 Jackson
Henchman Charles, res 612J East 12th
Henderson David M., clerk with Sather & Co. (S. F.) res
N s Walton nr West
Henderson D. D., carriage painter (S. F.) res 1662 Eighth
Henderson H. L., teacher Golden Gate Academy
Henderson John H., student University
Henderson L., carpenter, res cor Twenty-first av and East
33d
Henderson M. F., carpenter, res 960 Clay
Henderson P. H., carpenter W. D. Co.
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Benton Coal Co., res 767
Alice
Henderson T. N., patternmaker W. D. Co., res S s Twenty-
fifth bet Telegraph av and Broadway
Henderson William H , laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Henderson — , laborer, res Overland House .
Hendley Martin, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 836 Franklin
Hendry Robert Mrs., res cor Washington and Tenth
Hendry TV atson, clerk, res SW cor Washington and Tenth
Heney Timothy, laborer, res 772 Fifth
HENKEN J. P., wines and liquors, saloon and res SE cor
East 14th and Eighteenth av
Henley Alexander, sashmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res 365
Second
Henley John, salesman with Mellis Bros., res Grove bet
Ninth and Tenth
Henley William, physician, res 365 Second
Henley William Mrs., res cor Forty-ninth and Telegraph av,
Temescal
Henley W. N., speculator, res SW cor Seventh and Har-
rison
Pll RFRT H HI1NTFR i REAL ESTATE and iNS -RANCE AGENTS! 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
238 OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Henlon John, baker, res 656 Myrtle
Hennell Abbie M., widow, res 955 Fifth av
Hennessey William, carpenter W. D. Co., res Seventh nr
the point
Hennessy John, laborer, res cor Fifth and Filbert
Hennessy John, res NW cor Cedar and Seventh
Hennessy Morris, currier (S. F.) res F s Goss bet Pine and
Cedar
Hennig Frederick, gardener with J. Hutchison, res cor
Bay pi and Telegraph av
Hennigan Annie, domestic with William De Fremery
Henning A., laborer, res Overland House
Henning John, blacksmith, res 708 Franklin
Henning John B., carpenter, res N s Willow nr Lincoln
Henninger Frederick, shoemaker, 1309 San Pablo av
HENNINGER JOHN, proprietor Grand Western Hotel
restaurant, 1756 Seventh
Hennings Martin, clerk C. P. R. P., res Campbell and
Fourteenth
Henrich Antone, clerk with Muller & Steffanoni, res 923
Broadway
Henon William, bricklayer, res 819 Twenty-second
Henrioulle Louis, millhand (S. F.) res cor Liberty and
Clifton, N. Temescal
HENRY ASHMUN C, President Union National Gold
Bank, res W s Harrison bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Henry George S., money broker, 907 Broadway, res W s
Harrison nr Fourteenth
Henry Harry, waiter Railroad Exchange Hotel
Henry James M., res N s East 10th bet Eighth and Ninth avs
Henry L. Mrs., res 476 Twelfth
Henry Michael, laborer C. P. R. R.. res Oakland Wharf
Henseler Annie, widow, laundress Contra Costa Laundry,
res cor Logan and Market
Henseler Josie, nurse, SW cor Eighth and Wood
Henseler Lizzie, with Contra Costa Laundry
Henseler Louisa, nurse, SW cor Grove and Walton
Hensey Samnel, engineer C. P. R. R., res Grand Western
Hotel
Henshaw E. T., bookkeeper with Taylor & Co., res 941
Myrtle
Henshaw Frederick W., student University, res 941 Myrtle
Henshaw Sarah E., res 941 Myrtle
Henton Griffith, carpenter, res E s Telegraph av nr Weston
av
Heppner Philip, cigars and tobacco, 831 Broadway
A tatifnl Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY. 239
Herbst August, carpenter, res 667 Fifth
Herd John, commission merchant (S. F.) res NE cor Mer-
rimac pi and Telegraph av
Herget Emil W., carpenter, res 821 Seventeenth
Herget Harry, stableman Fashion Livery Stable
Hering Lenhardt, blacksmith with J. Gownanlock, res 708
Franklin
Herlihy Daniel, horseshoer with T. D. Weymouth, res 360
Ninth
Herlihy Kate, domestic, NE cor Eighteenth and Filbert
Herman John, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res Golden
Star Hotel
Hernias R., teacher music, res 1273 San Pablo av
Hernon Lettie, chambermaid Knox House
Hern William, res 410 Tenth
HERON & SESSIONS (E. A. Heron and George W. Ses-
sions) real estate agents, 422 Twelfth
Heron E. A. (Heron & Sessions) res 1104 Broadway
Heron Kate, nurse, SW cor Chappell and University av, B.
Herr Edward, driver Fashion Livery Stables
Herreher Mary, widow, res 1319 Twelfth
Herrick A. H. clerk, res 1551 Seventh
Herrick E. M., bookkeeper (S. F.) res E s Elm nr Haw-
thorn av
Herrick S. W. with U. S. Mint (S. F.) res E s Wood nr
Willow
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Insurance Co.
(S. F.) res 1021 Twelfth
Herriott George, engineer C. P. R. R., res 1027 Chester
Hersey Anna Mrs., res 473 Fourth
Hersey C. S' machinist, res 915 Seventh^
Hersey Edgar A. (Ives Scoville & Co.) res 473 Fourth
Hershberg Leon (Leon Hershberg & Co.) res cor Eighth
and Washington
HERSHBERG LEON & CO. (Leon Hershberg and I. D.
Ryttenberg) wines and liquors, NW cor Eighth and
Washington
Hertz Leon, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Hervagault Mrs., res NE cor Ninth and Peralta
Heryford James, tinner with J. C. Bullock, res Goss bet
Pine and Cedar
Hess Mary Mrs., dressmaker, res 1827 Seventh, rear
Hess William F., salesman, res 473 Eleventh
Hesse Frederick G., professor Industrial Mechanics' Uni-
versity, res 801 Jackson
Hessler Lewis, hostler, res Oakland Trotting Park
l^ll RFPT 9 UIIMTCD agents for san francisco and alameda property.
UlLDLn 1 Ot nUll I Ln Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
24 0 OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Hesthal August, bartender Globe Billiard Parlor, res SE
cor Ninth and Washington
Hetherington J. W., carpenter, res 1669 Seward
Heverin Patrick, laborer, res 862 Twentj'-first
Hewes Charles, traveling agent, res SW cor Grove and Thir-
tieth
Hewett E. W., carpenter C. P. R. R., res 856 Henry
Hewett Mira S. Miss, teacher Temescal School, res W s
Filbert nr Twenty-eighth
Hewett Moses D., res 1014 Webster
Hewitt — , carpenter, res Oakland House
Hews Robert, laundrvman Contra Costa Laundry
HEYER & SMITH '(H. Heyer and J. Smith)' wines and
liquors, 842 Broadway
Heyer B. W. real estate, res N s Taylor nr Peralta
Hever Carl, gardener, cor Eighth and Jefferson
Heyer H. (Heyer & Smith) 1059 Franklin
Heyman P. (A. Biedenweg & Co.) res 521 Fourth
Heywood Charles W., teamster with Z. B. Heywood & Co.,
res NW cor Fourth and Delaware, W. B.
Heywood Franklin (Z. B. Heywood & Co.) res NW cor
Fourth and Delaware, W. B.
Heywood Samuel, foreman with Z. B. Heywood & Co., res
E s Second bet Delaware and Bristol, W. B.
Hevwood Walter M., clerk with Z. B. Heywood & Co., res
N s Delaware bet Third and Fourth, W. B.
Hevwood William B. (Z. B. Hevwood & Co.) res NE cor
* Bristol and Fifth, W. B.
Hevwood Z. B. (Z. B. Heywood & Co.) res 1519 Polk,S. F.
HEYWOOD Z. B. & CO.'(Z. B., William B. and Franklin
Heywood) wholesale and retail lumber, W s Second
bet Bristol and Delaware, W. B.
Hezlep A. A., widow, res 40o East 14th
Hi Ung, laundry (Chinese) SW cor Castro and Fifth
Hi Wah (Chinese) laundry, 718 Myrtle
Hibberd P. S., foreman stair department Oakland Planing
Mill, res 609 Fourth
Hibernia Hall, SE cor Fourth and Broadwav
HICKEY & PAUL (Lawrence F. Hickey and John H. Paul)
carpet beating, S s Thirteenth bet Franklin and Webster
Hickey Andrew, laborer, res NE cor Fifth and Jackson
Hickey John, laborer C. P. B. R.
Hickey John, teamster Oakland Lumber Yard, res N s Spring
nr San Pablo av
Hickey Lawrence F. (Hickey & Paul) res NE cor Fifth and
Jackson
JIFHWinSyT CDQINPC FIRST class hotel for summer boarders
tUfflUn I OrnillUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. VVHITPJEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
241
Hyde
Hickey Patrick, watchman C. P. R. R., res E s Fifth av bet
East 15th and East 16th
Hickey Patrick F., carpenter, res 770 Fifth
Hickey Thomas, plasterer, res St. Louis House
Hickish Joseph, shoemaker, res 353 Sixth
Hickman Isaac, blacksmith C. P. R. R.
Hicks Gallatine F. student University
Hickson Edward, res S s Eighteenth nr West
Hicox John H., freight clerk Oakland Wharf, res cor
and Turk, S. F.
Higby William, atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1303 Chestnut
Higgins Annie, domestic, NE cor Telegraph av and Cleve-
land
Higgins Annie N., housekeeper, NE cor Telegraph av and
Linden
Higgins Bernard, milkman, res 823 Sixteenth
Higgins Bridget, widow, res 1001 Franklin
Higgins Dennis, laborer, res 870 Lydia
HIGGINS JAMES, proprietor Railroad Exchange Hotel, N
s University av bet Second and Third, W. B.
Higgins James F., clerk with James S. Higgins, res W s San
Pablo av nr Delaware, W. B.
Higgins James S., grocer and postmaster West Berkeley,
office and res SW cor Delaware and San Pablo av, W. B.
Higgins John, carpenter, res N s Ettie nr B
Higgins Michael, farmer, cor Higgins road and San Pablo av,
W. B.
Higgins Roger, laborer, C. P. R. R., res W s Willow bet
William and Atlantic
Higgins Sarah, domestic, NE cor Harrison and Eighth
Higgs Henry, carpenter, res 660 Myrtle
High William H., mining superintendent, res Ss Thirteenth
nr Castro
High William H. jr., bookkeeper (S. F.) res S s Thirteenth
nr Castro
Hildreth Geo. W., conductor C. P. R. R., res 574 East 14th
Hilgard Eugene W., professor Agriculture University, res
S s Bancroft way nr Audubon, B.
Hilkert John P., foreman W. D. Co., res 909 Washington
Hill Abel, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Hill Alfred, expressman with I. C. Wingate, res 701 Wash-
ington
Hill Andrew P., artist, 475 Ninth, res Myrtle bet Ninth and
Tenth
Hill Arthur B., clerk Golden Gate Flour Mills, res W s
Ninth av nr East 24th
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BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
242
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Hill Charles B., steward, res 715 Fourth
Hill Henry B., carpenter, res NE corner Eleventh and Center
Hill James T., superintendent Union Island, res 162 Second
Hill J. H., carpenter, res 269 Second
Hill Joel F., clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res 306 Tenth
Hill John, carpenter, res NW cor Twenty-eighth and Market
Hill John, marble cutter Amador Marble Works, res 162
Second
Hill John W., porter C. P. R. R., res 909 Fifth
Hill Mark T., boot and shoemaker, 716 Broadway, res 162
Second
Hill P., cook, res 217 Sixth
Hill Samuel, blacksmith, res 162 Second
Hill Stephen, boot and shoemaker with M. T. Hill, res 162
Second
Hill Thomas, blacksmith, C. P. K. K., res 162 Second
Hill Thomas, groceries and liquors, store and res NW cor
East 14th and Nineteenth av
Hill William, res W s Adeline nr Twenty-sixth
Hill William H., carpenter, res 1559 Seventh
Hillam James, plasterer, res S s Fifteenth bet Cypress and
Kirkham
Hillebrand Henry, res 1511 Broadway
Hillegass Marie Mrs., res N s Bancroft way nr Humboldt, B.
Hillegass William (Shattuck & Hillegass) res N s Bancroft
way nr Humboldt, B.
Hillier Theodore, blacksmith C. P. R. R., res Cedar nr
Seventh
Hilling Henry, paperhanger and decorator with Charles L.
Taylor, res 376 Durant
Hills J. F., expressman, res 306 Tenth
Hilton D. R. Mrs., dressmaker, 366 Eighth
Hilton M. A. Miss, dressmaker, Centennial Block
Hilton Stephen, school teacher, res East 22d nr Thirteenth av
Himmelreich Jacob, dyer with Edward Francoz, res 210
Washington, S. F.
Hincheon John, sawyer Enterprise Mill, res 555 Broadway
Hinckley D. B., foundry, res Fruit Vale av
Hinckley N. N., carpenter, res E s Magnolia nr Seventh
Hindman E., res Grand Central Hotel
Hinds Firman D., bookkeeper with Burnham, Standeford &
Co., res NW cor Castro and Sixth
Hines John, laborer res SW cor B and Ettie
Hines Michael, laborer, res 515 East 14th
Hines Thomas, laborer with James Larue, res Mansion House
Hinkley John L., engineer, res cor B and Railroad crossing
DICnfyHlPJT UniXI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
riLUmUfl I Hll 8 LL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 243
Hinkley N. N., carpenter W. D. Co.
Hinrichs & Conway (Charles Hinrichs and George Conway)
groceries and provisions, W s Kirkham bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Hinrichs Charles (Hinrichs & Conway) res W s Kirkham
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hinz Carl, toolmaker (S. F.) res 1358 Eighth
Hirshbanm — , cigars, res 477 Eighth
HIRSHBERG & GREENBAUM (Samuel Hirshberg and
Lewis Greenbaum) clothing and furnishing goods, 875
Broadway
Hirshberg & Morrison (Leopold Hirshberg and Parker M.
Morrison) boots and shoes, 110H Broadway
Hirshberg David S. (Farwell & Hirshberg) res 414 Four-
teenth
Hirshberg Leopold (Hirshberg & Morrison) res 1101 J
Broadway
Hirshberg Samuel (Hirshberg & Greenbaum) res 414 Four-
teenth
Hitchcock Charles N., engineer University, res E s Shat-
tuck nr D wight way, B.
Hitchcock Chester, res Webster nr Moss av
Hitchcock Harry E., contractor and builder, res 1355 Frank-
lin
HITCHCOCK W. F., insurance agent, 958 Broadway, res
Alameda
Hitchcock William B., woodturner Oakland Point Planing
Mill, res Overland House
Hoag Albert B., windmills (S. F.) res W s Campbell nr Sew-
ard
Hoag Charles P., Eclipse Wind Mill (S. F.) res W s Camp-
bell nr Seward
Hoag Don, expressman, res 510 Fourth
Hoag Frank C, machinist, res 510 Fourth
Hoag Jonathan, res 987 Campbell
Hoag Joseph W. Mrs., res 510 Fourth
Hoare Maurice, pedlar, res 365 Tenth
Hobart John A., real estate, res S s Hobart nr San Pablo av
Hobart Joseph B., groceries and produce, store and res 628
East 12th
Hobart John R., res E s Fifth av bet East 15th and East 16th
Hobbs Clarence L., clerk with Royal I. Auld, res NE cor
Seventh and Webster
Hobbs L. M., plasterer, res 1355 Franklin
Hobson George, driver Broadway and Piedmont R. R., res
Webster nr Moss av
PII RFRT £ H1SNTFR REaL ESTATE AND 'nsurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
244 OAKLAND [2] DIRECTORY.
Hobson Marie E., res S s Sixteenth bet Cypress and Center
Hobby Julia, assistant with Edward Francoz, res E s Frank-
lin nr Sixth
Hochkofler Budolph, commission merchant (S. F.) res NE
cor Alice and Durant
Hodes August, barber with Classon & Trost, res cor Sev-
enth and Franklin
Hodgdon Hartwell, expressman with Steere & Colby, res
SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Hodgdon John, res 1109 Tenth av
Hodges George, millwright (S. F.) res S s Lincoln nr Wood
Hodgin Frank, switchman C. P. R. R., res 869 Campbell
Hodgkiss George, mining, res N s West 8th bet Adeline and
Union
Hoebner Charles, mining, res 802 Grove
Hoeck Jacob, student University
Hoenisch Alexander, upholsterer with F. Barker, res 470
Eighth
Hofeld Edward, teacher music, res 1511 Broadway
Hoffman Louis, driver Felton Hose Cart, res 466 Sixth
Hoffmann John D., instructor drawing University, res Pago-
da Hill
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No. 958 BROADWAY.
Lancashire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL, - - MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. - - $10,000,000
German American Insurance Co.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000; - NEW YORK. - - ASSETS, $3,300,000
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co.
CASH CAPITAL, $500,000; - BOSTON, MASS. - - ASSETS, $750,000
Citizens Insurance Co.
CASH CAPITAL, $300,000; - ST. LOUIS, MO. - - ASSETS, $430,000
LOSSES HONORABLY ADJUSTED and Promptly Paid in U.S.GOLD COIN
W. P. HITCHCOCK, Agent.
ro?lT GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 245
Hoffmann Theodore C. (T. C. Hoffman & Co., S. F.) res N
s University ay, nr Shattuck, B.
Hoffsclmeider William (Jos. Winterburn & Co., S. F.) res
cor Putnam and Fruit Vale county road
Hoiling Fred , jeweler (S. F.) res S s Seward bet Wood and
Willow
Hogan Edward, gardener, res N s Wrilliam nr San Pablo av
Hogan Edward W., clerk W. F. & Co's express, res 221
Second
Hogan James R-, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 416 Fourth
Hogan James T., milk dairy, N s Frederick nr San Pablo av
Hogan Michael, shoemaker, res E s Union nr Thirty-second
Hogan Patrick, blacksmith, res 562 Fourth
Hogan Thomas, res N s Taylor nr Pine
Hogan Thomas G., merchant (S. F.) res 1133 Filbert
Hogarty James D., bootmaker with John Baker, res Eagle
House
HOGARTY JOSEPH B., livery and sale stable and veterin-
• ary surgeon, 1068 Thirteenth av
Holbrook H. P., res Webster nr Moss av
Holbrook Stephen G., lumberman, res W s Telegraph av nr
Fort}r-second
Holcomb Charles N., carriages (S. F.) res cor Brush and
Eighth
Holcomb H. A. Mrs., res S s Locust nr Telegraph av
Holcomb Myron T., clerk with D. J. Outram, res SW cor
Jefferson and Seventeenth
Holcomb W. A., res Blake House
Holcomb W. B., lumber, cor Market and Spear (S. F.) res
114 Eleventh
Holden John, res Webster nr First
HOLDEN JOHN H. (Belhumeur & Holden) and proprietor
National Brewery Depot, SE cor Broadway and Eighth,
res 374 Tenth
Holdstrand N., tinsmith with J. G. Anderson
Holdsworth Bennett, carpenter C. P. K. R., res N s Locust
nr Valley
Holiday John M., glove manufacturer, res 415 East 12th
Holladay Peter, pilot, r. NE cor Seventh and Harrison
Hollahan James, res N s Third bet Castro and Brush
Holland A. F., porter C. P. R. R., res 662 Fifth
Holland Daniel D. (Holland & Ruppell, S. F.) res 574 Six-
teenth
HOLLAND DENNIS, saloon, hand-ball alley and racket
court, 918 Franklin
Holland Elizabeth Mrs., res 1302 Webster
Pll RFRT ft HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St.. Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD L TAGGART.
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"og Holland Henry A. , clerk with Peter Baker, res 267 Sixth
Holland James, laborer, res 812 Brush
Holland John, laborer, res 764 Brush
© Holland John C, plasterer, res 267 Sixth
Holland Margaret, widow, res Curtis bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Holland Orlando S., city agent Alameda Branch Home Mu-
ks tual Insurance Co., res E s Telegraph av bet Locust
and Elm
Hollenbeck George W., laborer, res W s Willow bet Wil-
liam and Seventh
U Holliday Peter, first officer Oakland Ferries
B Holligan Michael, hostler with G. F. M. Glover
Hollinsead Sarah H. Mrs., res 917 Kirkham
Hollister Charles E., student University
Hollister George H., carpenter with Power & Ough, res
S NW cor East 11th and Eighth av
Hollister George W., physician and surgeon, office and res
947 Campbell
Hollister H. F. Mrs., res 1112 Alice
Hollister John H., student University, res Sunnyside House
Hollister Philo H., clerk, res Union Hotel
z Hollmann Claus, res NW cor Castro and Fifth
Hollywood Andrew, laborer U. S. Appraiser's store (S. F.)
res N s Twelfth bet Willow and Campbell
Hollywood Joseph J., inspector customs (S. F.) res West
Oakland House
"eg Holman & Co. (C. F. Holman and W. A. Spalding) cabinet
makers, N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
Holman Charles, painter, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Holman Claus F. (Holman & Co.) res Tenth nr Washing-
ton
Holman Edward, plumber with John Spencer, res Alameda
Holman Frederick S., clerk, res 711 Webster
Holman George, driver with Whitney & Co., res Alameda
Holman Henry, clerk with N. Rosenberg, res E s Seventh
bet Bay and Encinal Station, Alameda
Holmes C. A., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Holmes Charles, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Holmes Gross C, res E s Eleventh av bet East 15th and
East 16th
Holmes I. L, res 616 Eighth
Holmes Jennie Miss, res 616 Eighth
Holmes John E., carpenter and joiner, res 626 East 12th
Holmes John E. jr., gents' furnishing goods and news depot,
store and res 626 East 12th
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A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
247
Holmes M. B. Mrs., teacher music, res N s Jones nr Tele-
graph av
Holmes Walter G., atty-at-law (S. P.) res 616 Eighth
Holmes — , printer, res NE cor Fifteenth and Cypress
Holt A. G., laborer, res Central Pacific Railroad House
Holt Charles H. (Holt Bros., S. F.) res The Centennial
Holt George D., mechanical engineer, res W s Campbell bet
William and Seventh
Holtslander Ernest, machinist, res W s Center nr Tenth
Holtslander John J., machinist, res W s Center nr Tenth
Holtz Charles, clerk with Lyon & Kinsey, res 710 Webster
Holtz Charles, upholsterer with Christ Schreiber, res 710
Webster
Homan Charles E., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1163 Brush
Homan Charles H., painter, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Homan M. S., fancy goods, 1059 Broadway, res Brush
nr Fourteenth
HOME INSURANCE CO. (of New York) Roger S. Day
agent, 422 Twelfth
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Alameda County
Branch (fire, S. F.) R. H. Magill manager, H. A. Craig
secretary, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
HOME OAKLAND LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY, S s
Linden bet Broadway and Telegraph av
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (of Cal.) Wagner & Co. agents,
Masonic Hall building
Home School for Young Ladies, Miss H.N. Field principal,
523-529 Hobart
Home Security Building and Loan Association, O. H. Burn-
ham president, A. D. Thomson secretary, 954 Broad-
way
Honer Joseph, shoemaker with L. Flint, res S s Seventh
bet Wood and WTillow
Hood G. J., res 1053 Thirteenth av
Hooe Daniel B., carpenter and builder, res 710 Twelfth
Hooe Headly S., clerk with Lippmann & Salinger, res 710
Tenth
Hoogs W. W\, clerk with E. Johnson, res Fourteenth nr
Broadway
HOOK ELIJAH, furniture and carpets, 1114-1120 Broadway,
res SW cor Tenth and Madison
Hook Henry, salesman with E. Hook, res 222 Eleventh
Hook Joseph, millright, res Wr s Sixth av bet East 17th and
East 18th
Hook Perley, salesman with E. Hook, res SW cor Tenth and
Madison
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
248 OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Hooley Cornelius, painter, S s Fifteenth nr Clay, and fore-
man Engine Co. No. 1, res Stewart's Hotel
Hooley John, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Hooper Charles, res Knox House
Hoopes Thomas C, contractor, res N s Forty -third nr Tele-
graph av
Hop Lee (Chinese) laundry, 418 Ninth
Hopkins C. T., president California Insurance Co., res
Knox pi
Hopkins George, clerk with E. H. Hyde, res Seventh nr
Adeline
Hopkins George W., secretary Melrose Smelting and Refin-
ing Co. (Melrose) res 1211 Clay
Hopkins H. St. George, physician, office Nicholl Block,
rooms 31-32, res 271 Fourth
Hopkins Michael, plasterer, res 972 Third
Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker, res 759 Castro ,
Hopkins Thomas F., mining secretary, res 1156 Broadway
Hopkins William, student Taylor's Business College, res
1011 Clay
Hopkins William E., captain U. S. N., res NE cor Broadway
and Orchard
Hopkins William E. jr., student University, res NE cor
Broadway and Orchard
Hoppe John C, merchant (S. F.) res 1424 Eighth
Hoppe Reinhold, cutler (S. F.) res W s Hollis nr Peralta
Hopper Thomas W., carpenter, res Pearson nr Taylor
Hopwood Frank, blacksmith Contra Costa Water Co.
Horace Henry, carriage trimmer, res 952 Third
Horace — , laborer with Corlies & Merritt
Horan Margaret, widow, res 705 Fifth
Horan William H., driver Contra Costa Laundry, res 705
Fifth
Hord S. A. Mrs., res 1013 Sixth av
Hormish George B., res 728 Eleventh
Horn John V., laborer, res SW cor Forty -sixth and Shat-
tuck
Horn — , millwright Oakland City Flouring Mill
Hornblower A. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, Masonic Hall
Building
Hornn Frederick M., gardener, res 834 Sixteenth
Hornung Gustav, druggist, res 561 Sixteenth
Horr M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 516 Ninth
Horswill David J., res NW cor Eighth av and East 17th
Horton George W., engineer Northern R. R., res N s Goss
nr Cedar
'lEDMONT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [U] DIRECTORV. 249
Horton Richard, groceries and provisions, S s Seventh nr
Market, res 667 Sixth
HOSEA BROTHER, director St. Joseph's Academy, cor
Fifth and Madison
Hoskins Edward, res 769 Jefferson
HOSKINS WILLIAM, notary public, commissioner deeds
for all the States and Territories, and agent Commercial
Fire Insurance Co., 909 Broadway, res Eland House
Hosmer James, carpenter, res 860 Harrison
Hostetter Frank (Hayes, Carrick & Co.) res SW cor Thir-
teenth av and East loth
Hostrawser John F., carpenter, res Twenty-second nr Market
Hotte Zotique, carriagemaker with F. Sicotte, res Eighth nr
Willow
Houde Peter, laborer C. P. E. E.
Hough Clark A. Eev., res SW cor Elm and Edwards
Hough James F., bookkeeper with Weaver & Taylor (S. F.)
res NW cor East 14th and Third av
Hough Joseph Z., carpenter, res 522 Eighth
Hougham H. D., furnished rooms, res 458 Fifth
Houghton Frederick T., res NE cor Lincoln and Willow
Houghton George, expressman, res E s Evoy av bet Tele-
graph av and Grove
Houghton J. F., president Home Mutual Insurance Co.
(S. F.) res NE cor Lake and Jackson
Houghton S. C, short-hand reporter, res 316 Tenth
Hove D. B. (Price & Hove) res 710 Tenth
Hove H. S., salesman with Lippmann k Salinger, res 710
Tenth
Hovev S. S. Mrs., res NW cor Eleventh av and East 18th
HOW & DOOLITTLE (John E. How and Henry Doolittle)
house and sign painters, NE cor Ninth and Broadway
How John E. (How & Doolittle) res 311 Seventh
Howard Asa, res 615 East 14th
Howard Benjamin F., machinist Ice Factory, res 308 Seventh
Howard Charles Webb, president Spring Valley Waterworks
Co. (S. F.) res 1206 Alice
Howard Cyrus, laborer with Levi Stevens
Howard George, clerk (S. F.) res 950 Wood
Howard George W. (Strauter & Howard) res 821 Twenty-
second
Howard J. H. & Co. (John H. Howard and Thomas E. Poul-
terer) stoves, tinware, gasfitting and plumbing, E s Thir-
teenth av bet East 11th and East 12th
Howard John, carpenter, res 1003 Webster
Howard John H. (J. H. Howard & Co.) res 527 East 14th
PllfiCPT 1? UliftJTCQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLMl U nUll I Ln NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alame
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
250 OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Howard John R., physician, res 976 Chester
Howatt Thomas, laborer, res 727 Chester
Howe D. G. Mrs., res 1304 Franklin
Howe Edwin W., millwright Oakland City Flouring Mill, res
Short nr Cedar
Howe Henry P., commission merchant (S. F.) res Lincoln
bet Wood and Pine
Howe Joshua P., carpenter, res Short nr Cedar
Howe M. M. (Hard & Howe) res SW cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
Howe Montgomery, secretary and superintendent Broadway
and Piedmont R. R., res Webster extension nr Moss av
Howe Samuel, farmer, res Webster extension nr Moss av
Howe Samuel, millwright Oakland City Flour Mill, res Short
nr Cedar
Howe Sewing Machine Agency, M. Davis, 472 Eighth
Howell Eugene W., student University
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1506 Seventh
Howell Hugh M., proprietor Terminus Hotel, NE cor Shat-
tuck and University av, and saloon, SE cor Shattuck
and University av, B.
Howell James, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Howell Joseph, stationery (S. F.) res 566 East 11th
Howell Matthias D., mining, res 1317 Alice
Howell M. L., bartender with Hugh M. Howell, res NE cor
Shattuck and University av, B.
Howell S. S., res N s East 16th bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Howely Kate, domestic, E s Adeline bet Fourteenth and
Sixteenth
Howland William H., mining superintendent, res N s Dur-
ant nr Franklin
Howlett Martin, deckhand steamer Capital
Howlett William, proprietor Louisiana House, 420 First
Hoyt John, clerk Custom House brokers' office (S. F.) res
1005 Peralta
Hoyt M. L. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res cor
Myrtle and Fifth
Hoyt N. B., inspector customs (S. F.) res 1005 Peralta
Hoyt Samuel, salesman with Jacob Letter, res Twelfth nr
Franklin
Hoyt Walter, with Higgins & Co. (S. F.) res N s Taylor nr
Willow
Hubbard Adolphus S., bookkeeper Eagle Warehouse, 819
Filbert
Hubbard Frederick, machinist, res cor Tenth and Adeline
Hubbard J. B., res Capital Hotel
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner W
NIGHT
3 miles.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [JJ] DIRECTORY. 251
Hubbard P., carver W. D. Co., res SW cor Seventh and Pine
Hubbard Warren, machinist C. P. R. R., res N s Tenth bet
Adeline and Magnolia
Hubbey Julia Miss, res 856 Franklin
Huddock G. W., jeweler, res Eureka Hotel
Hudoff Charles D., clerk with H. Turn Suden & Co., res
NW cor Fourteenth av and East 12th
Hudson A. M. Mrs., res 1254 Franklin
Hudson George H., student University
Hudson J., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Hudson Maggie, waitress The Centennial
Hudson Matthew, salesman with Samuel Caro, res SE cor
Ninth and Washington
Huestis Charles W., res East 25th bet Twenty-second and
. Twenty-third avs
Huff Lucien B., farmer, res 474 East 14th
Huff William, res 474 East 14th
Hufschmidt Henry, plumber (S. F.) res 1721 Seward
Hufschmidt Louis, plumber (S.F.) res E s Wood nr Seward
Huggins William, engineer Oakland Ferry, res 1121 Mont-
gomery (S. F.
Hughes Andrew, carpenter, res 1756 Seventh
Hughes David, freight clerk C. P. R. R., res East 25th
nr Eighth av
Hughes David F., mining, res N s Eighth bet Adeline and
Union
Hughes Edward C, res N s Eleventh nr Center
Hughes Enoch, groceries N s B. nr Hollis
Hughes George, student University, res Palace Club
Hughes Hugh, grain broker (S. F.) res Tubbs' Hotel
Hughes Ign. , clerk with Frank Buckley jr. , res Bartlett House
Hughes James, laborer W. D. Co.
Hughes James G., res 1215 Adeline
Hughes John, laborer, res S s Hudson nr Telegraph av
Hughes John, plumber Avith J. J. O'Shea, res 1718 San Pa-
blo av
Hughes Margaret, domestic, NE cor Ninth and Peralta
Hughes Martin, plasterer, res NE cor Thirteenth av and
East 14th
Hughes Patrick, laborer with Taylor & Co., res 814 Grove
Hughes Robert, accountant, res 1133 Myrtle
Hughes T. J., res 515 East 11th
Hughes William, captain Oakland Ferry, res 1914 Steven-
son (S. F.)
Hughes W. F., wood and coal, SE cor Seventh and Wood,
res S. F.
GILBERT SHUNTER!
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park si., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
252 OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY.
Hughes William A., wines and liquors (S. F.) E s Eighth nr
Willow
Hughes William B. Mrs., res N s Eighth bet Grove and
Castro
Hughes William D., laborer with Power <k Ough, res SE
cor East 17th and Fourth av
Huguenin Edward, capitalist, res 967 Jefferson
Hulsapple J., brakeman 0. P. B. R.
Humbert E. Mrs., res N s Twenty-sixth nr San Pablo av
HUMBOLDT PARK HOTEL, H. C. Babcock proprietor,
E s Telegraph av nr Temescal Creek
Hume G. W., res Webster bet Matthew and John
Hume — , Mrs., res Blake House
Humiston Win., carpenter, res 472 East 11th
Hummeltenberg William, res XE cor Franklin and First
Humphrey Morton, clerk with Will H. Burrall, res 403 East
14th
Hung Lee (Chinese) laundry, E s Wood nr Lincoln
Hung Wah (Chinese) laundry, SW cor Clay and Eighth
Hunnewell George, carpenter, res East 23d nr Twelfth av
Hunt Charles A., merchant, res Eureka Hotel
Hunt Clarence M., bookkeeper with Z. B. Heywood & Co.,
res W s Fourth bet Bristol and Delaware, W. B.
Hunt Edward, res S s Plymouth av nr Telegraph av
Hunt Edward, carpenter, res E s Eighth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Hunt Emily G., Mrs., teacher Prescott Primary School, res
cor Seventh and Washington
Hunt George H., engineer C. P. P. E., res Nicholl House
Hunt Hannah, widow, res 912 Third
Hunt Harry O. (Day, Hunt & Son, S. F.) res Webster nr
Gaskill
Hunt Herbert, parcelman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Eu-
reka House
Hunt Jonathan (Day, Hunt & Son, S. F.) res Webster nr
Gaskill
Hunt Joseph, res XW cor Twenty -first av and East 24th
Hunt M. E. Mrs., teacher, res St. James House
Hunt Milan, manager City Hall Livery Stable, res NE cor
Fourteenth and Clay
Hunt Eobert H. H., inventor, res NW cor Fourth and Del-
aware, W. B.
Hunt Samuel O. (Day, Hunt &: Son, S. F.) res Webster nr
Gaskill
Hunt Waiter, carpenter, res NW cor Twenty-first av and
East 24th
PiFflMflNT 9PRINP^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
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OAKLAND [ H ] DIRECTORY. 253
Hunt William, res Webster nr Gaskill
Hunter Thomas, milk dairy, res 764 Lydia
Huntington George H., carpenter, res E s Linden nr Thir-
tieth
Huntington Uriel, capitalist, res NE cor Wood and Eighth
Huntley Dwight B., res W s Webster bet Fourteenth and
Sixteenth
Huntley Porter C, res 1259 Webster
Hupp May B., Miss., res 856 Adeline
Hurd Frank, freight clerk Oakland Wharf, res 534 Sycamore
Hurd M. S.j adjuster claims C. P. Pi. B., res 53-4 Sycamore
Hurd William H., saloon keeper, res 1015 Eighth
Hurley Daniel, blacksmith, res 360 Ninth
Hurley James, lather, res 370 Seventh ^
Hurley James J., butcher, res Durant bet Franklin and J£
Webster £T
Hurley Maggie Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res I*
1826 Pacific av (S. F.) X
Hurler Walter, printer, res 462 Twelfth X
HURLL WILLIAM T., groceries and liquors, SW cor C*
Second and Broadway —
Hurney John F. with Buckingham and Hecht (S. F.)resN s
Eleventh bet Kirkham and Cypress
Husing Henry, res 1000 Peralta
Huson Thomas B., wharfinger (S. F.) res SW cor Chester
and Eighth
Hussey John, laborer C. P. E. E., res Bay bet Sixth and
Seventh
Hussey William H., clerk Custom House (S. F.) res S s
Watlon nr Grove
Husson Charles, clerk with J. Marquis
Husted F. M., atty-at-law, res 114 Eleventh
Huston Eobert G., groceries, and proprietor The Home, cor
University Grounds and Choate, B.
Hutchings Daniel F., res 463 East 11th
Hutching E. A. Mrs., widow, res 328 Second
Hutchins G. H., receiving teller London and San Francisco
Bank (S. F.) res Adams nr Lee
Hutchinson A., millwright Oakland City Planing Mill, res
S. F.
Hutchinson Charles C, merchant, res W s Campbell nr
Lincoln f*
Hutchinson Charles J., clerk with W. D. Conard, res SW ^
cor East 12th and Thirteenth av
Hutchinson George O., merchant, res W s Campbell nr
Lincoln
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GILRERT & HllNTFR ' REAL ESTATE and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. ] or Park st.. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
254 OAKLAND ] DIRECTORY.
Hutchinson Hiram, res 1715 Lincoln
Hutchinson Jane Miss, res N s Seventeenth nr West
Hutchinson John J., student University
Hutchinson Joseph, student University, res S s Bancroft
way nr Choate, B.
Hutchinson T. K., salesman (S. F.) res 936 Filbert
HUTCHISON JAMES, seedsman and florist, SE cor Wash-
ington and Fourteenth, and proprietor Bay Nursery,
NE cor Telegraph av and Bay pi, res NE cor Telegraph
av and Bay pi
Huttleston George, shoemaker, res N s Taylor nr Pine
Hutton E. L., butcher, SE cor Fourth and Webster, res 716
Webster
HYDE E. H., crockery and fancy goods, 1167 Broadway,
res 1207 Broadway
Hyde Isaac, res 604 Eighth
Hyde Lawrence, clerk with M. Brink, res 458 Twelfth
Hyde Maggie, chambermaid Grand Central Hotel
Hyde Thomas J., school teacher, res 458 Twelfth
Hyde T. J., Mrs., dyeing, glove cleaning, stamping and
fancy goods, 458 Twelfth
Hyde W. B., civil engineer, res 162 Third
Hyman Isaac, pedlar, res 309 Second
Hyman Richard., res Berkeley House, W. B.
I
I' Anson Miles, res S s Twentieth nr Market
Ikert Rose Miss, retoucher, res Blake House
Her John, teamster, res Brooklyn Dining Booms
Illidge George J., clerk D. and D. and B. Asylum
Use William A., assayer, res 677 Sixth
Imfeld Ignatz, brewer Brooklyn Brewery
IMPERIAL, INSURANCE CO. (fire of London) T. L.
Walker, agent, 1004 Broadway
Incapie B., boots and shoes, 410 Ninth
Independent Presbyterian Church, SE cor Thirteenth and
Jefferson
Ingalls N. B., speculator, res 222 Ninth
Ingalls W. H., porter Commissary Department U.S.A.,
res 222 Ninth
INGERSOLL WILLIAM B., photographer, gallery and
res SW cor Twelfth and Broadway
Ingerson Charles A., carpenter, res 518 Sixth
Inglis Marshall M., mining, res 573 Sixteenth
A tautifnl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
CE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [ I ] DIRECTORY. 255
lngols James E., clerk (S. F.) res 604 Fourteenth.
Ingram A. J., clerk with Wm, Helmer, res 1112 Broadway
Ingram Henry, proprietor Oakland Straw "Works, 468 Ninth,
res cor Oak and Alameda av, Alameda
Ingram Henry, general merchandise, SW cor Fortieth and
Telegraph av
Innes John C, quartermaster's office (S. F.) res SE cor
Market and Tenth
Inwall Benjamin J., barkeeper with E. F. Thayer, res 816
Harrison
Inwall Harry, bartender with J. J. Hanifin, res 309 Eighth
Inwall J. H., bookkeeper, res 319 Eighth
Ipsen John P. H., carpenter with Burnham, Standeford &
Co., res Winsor House
Ipsen Peter J., Librarian Odd Fellows' Library, res SW
cor Fourteenth and Peralta
Ireland James, clerk, res N s East 25th nr Twenty-first av
Ireland Maggie L., domestic with A. P. Bray ton
Irish Addie Miss, teacher music, res 1817 Goss
Irish E. W. Miss, teacher music, res 1113 Broadway
Irish S. L., carpenter W. D. Co., res 1817 Goss
Irish Spencer K., machine hand Oakland Mill, res 661
Washington
Ironmonger C. J., cook, 858 Broadway, res 364 First
Irons — , carpenter, res Alhambra House
Irvin A. M., bricklayer, res 804 East 12th
Iivin Thomas W., millwright, res Eland House
Irvin William, miner, res 271 Eighth
Irvine John, gardener, res 410 Tenth
Irvine Robert, res 410 Tenth
Irving Grammar School, J. B. McChesney, principal, cor
Market and Twelfth
Irving Samuel, student University, res 671 Sixth
Irving William K., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co., (S. F.)
res 671 Sixth
Irwin Benoni, artist, res SW cor Seventh av and East 19th
Irwin Charles, coachman with George C. Potter
IRWIN HARRY F., proprietor bar, steamer Oakland, res
NE cor Brush and Twelfth
Irwin Michael, hostler Oakland R. B. Co., res S s Forty-
sixth nr Telegraph av
Irwin Stuart, gardener, res 820 Twenty-second
Isaacs Frank, draughtsman (S. F.) res 1762 Goss
Isaacs J. D., draughtsman W. D. Co.
Isaacson Andrew, carpet layer with C. L. Taylor, res Web-
ster nr Third
GILBERT & HUNTER AGENTS F0R sa" FRANCISco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart—Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
256 OAKLAND [ J ] DIRECTORY.
Isaacson Christian, carpet layer with C. L. Taylor, 1060
Broadway
Ivy Cottage, N s University av opposite Chapel, B.
J
Jabobus J. F., wheelwright, res 856 Harrison
Jacinto Joseph, laborer, res E s Eighteenth av bet East 14th
and East 15th
JACKSON & NICHOLL (K. F. Jackson and John H. Ni-
choll) proprietors Nicholl House and Restaurant, NE
cor Ninth and Washington
Jackson A. M., watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., res Park House,
W. B.
Jackson Archibald, whitener and paperhanger, res E s San
Pablo av nr San Pablo station
Jackson A. Wendell, instructor in Mineralogy, University
Jackson B. C, capitalist, res Fifteenth nr Jackson
Jackson Charles, tailor with T. Lancaster, res 418 Fifth
Jackson Charles G., with tax collector (S. F.) res NE cor
Seward and Willow
Jackson George W., carpenter, res Es Harlan, Watt's Tract
Jackson George W., teacher music, res 729 Eleventh
Jackson Giles A., carpenter, res 955 Fifth
Jackson John, laborer C. P. It. It., res 724 Willow
Jackson It. F. (Jackson & Nicholl) res Nicholl House
Jackson Robert, carpenter, res Magnolia nr Thirty-sixth
Jackson Thomas F., clerk, res 954 Webster
Jackson — , res 655 Madison
Jacob William, laborer with J. Lusk & Co., res W s Tele-
graph av nr Forty-fifth
Jacobs A., salesman with A. Lippmann, res Nicholl House
Jacobs Edmund, clerk with Z. B. Hey wood & Co., res N s
Delaware bet Fourth and Fifth, W. B.
Jacobs James, with Grove-st Planing Mill, res Third bet
Jefferson and Grove
JACOBS JOHN J., boots and shoes, retail and custom, 1622
San Pablo av
Jacobs Louis, waiter Nicholl House Restaurant
Jacobs R., pipemaker, res Logan bet Telegraph av and Grove
Jacobson Andrew, farmer, res N s Dwight way nr Ellsworth
Jacobson Jacob, gardener, N s Dwight way nr Shattuck, B.
Jacobson John, waiter with Campbell & Spiars, res 1054
Broadway
PI FEIMONT ^PRINP*\ FIRST CLASS H0TEL for SUMMER BOARDERS
miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ J ] DIRECTORY.
257
Jacobson John H., master mariner, res 1003 Webster
Jacobson Peter, laborer D. and D. and B. Asylum
Jacobus C. T., res S s Eighth nr Adeline
Jacoby John, laborer, res S s Logan nr Grove
Jacoby Robert, pipemaker, res S s Logan bet Telegraph av
and Grove
Jacquenot Xavier, fruit and vegetables, S s East 14th bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth avs
Jaffa Myer E., student University
Jaffe Louis (Freeman & Jaffe) res S s Charter bet Telegraph
and San Pablo avs
Jagelsl)., bookkeeper with Washington Brewery, res NE
cor Broadway and Sixth
JAHN & SCHOLL (H. Jahn and C. F. Scholl) hardware, gun
and locksmiths, SW cor Washington and Tenth
Jahn Henry (Jahn & Scholl) res SW cor Washington and
Tenth
James Benjamin, butcher, res Eastern Hotel
James' Block, N s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
James Charles F., painter, res 517 Ninth
James Edward A., professor music, res NW cor Willow and
Twelfth
M and la
JAHN * SCHOLL,
Dealers in
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery,
AND SPORTING MATERIALS GENERALLY,
S.W. Cor. Tenth and Washington Sts.
Our Machinery and Faiilities are most Perfect for all work in our line.
'IIRfDT P UIISUTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
ilLDLril OcllUmLn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda
17
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN,
258 OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY.
James Ellen Mrs., ladies nurse, res 403 East 14th
James George, rigger W. D. Co., res Seventh nr Point
James Isaac E., mining engineer, res 320 Fourteenth
James J. A., brakeinan C. P. R. R., res N s Goss bet Wood
and Pine
James Joseph (N. Rosenberg & Co.) SW cor Broadway and
Eleventh
James Joshua, carpenter, res 1806 Grove
James Mary E., res 163 Second
James Samuel, master mariner, res Grand Western Hotel
Jameson — , res Blake House
Jancovich George, coffee saloon (S. F.) res Pine bet Goss
and Division
Janes Eugene T., student University
Janin Louis, mining engineer, res 1355 Webster
Janis Francis, laborer, res S s East 17th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
Janis Frank, upholsterer with F. Barker, res S s East 17th
bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Jans Obbe, wines, liquors and cigars, 459 Seventh, res 1014
Chester
Jansen Louis, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Jansen Henrietta, widow, res N s Spring nr Adeline
Janssen Ernst, salesman, res 515 Eighth
Jantzen Herman F., student University
Janvrin George M. sawyer Oakland Planing Mill, res 1940
Filbert
Jaquay D. W., engineer, res 4 Sixteenth
Jacuay Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 4 Sixteenth
Jarvis William, butcher, junction Webster and Broadway
Jaycox & Cary (David L. Jaycox and Clarence A. Gary) pro-
prietors Eureka Photograph Gallery, NW cor Fifteenth
and San Pablo av
Jaycox David L. (Jaycox & Cary) res N s Isabella nr West
Jayne A. H., police judge, City Hall, res 617 Thirteenth
Jee Arthur W., res 544 East 11th
Jeffers William H., res E s Brush bet Tenth and Eleventh
Jefferson M. S., conductor C. P. R. R.
Jeffery John, carrier Call and foreman cabinet shop D. and
D. and B. Asjduin, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-
fourth
Jeffery M. A. C. Miss, res 838 Market
Jegstrup Anna, chambermaid, NE cor Seventh and Center
Jencks Jared H., architect and builder, 1922 San Pablo av
Jenkins Charles, conductor C. P. R. R.
Jenkins Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
PIFflMflNT HflTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [ J] DIRECTORY. 259
Jenkins F. E., mechanic, res 603 Third
Jenkins Francis J., gardener, res SE cor Peralta and Thirty-
fourth
Jenkins Fred., band sawyer Oakland Planing Mill, res Third
bet Jefferson and Grove
Jenkins Henry, driver with A. Charles, N s Western av nr
Broadway
Jenkins T. F., real estate (S. F.) res SW cor Tenth and
Washington
Jenkins William F., carpenter, res 921 Webster
Jenkins W. H., sawyer Grove-st Planing Mill
Jenks Charles C, real estate, res NW cor Sixteenth and
West
Jenks Frank A., coal broker (S. F.) resE s Wood bet Lin-
coln and Seward
Jenner Charles J., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res Capi-
ital Hotel
Jenning Godhold, merchant tailor, S s Seventh bet Wood
and Willow, res SE cor Sixteenth and Kirkham
Jennings David A., mining secretary (S. F.) res NW cor
Humboldt av and D wight way, B.
Jennings Sarah B., res NE cor Sixteenth and West
Jennings Thomas, carpenter, res Eland House
Jennings — , res 411 Ninth
Jensen Charles, cook Nicholl House restaurant
Jensen Kate Mrs., dressmaker, res S s Goss nr Pine
Jerrett Daniel, res 629 Fourteenth
Jess William, carpenter with Cameron & McDonald, res
East 23d bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Jessen Katrina, domestic, 942 Linden
Jester Dexter T., coachsmith with M. W. Allen, res 359
Tenth
Jewell George D., res 1350 Franklin
Jewett Jarvis, collector, res N s Fifteenth nr Center
Jewett Susan N. Miss, teacher High School, res 1350 Frank-
lin
Jillson Charles B., mining, res 513 Delger
Jim Hop (Chinese) laundry, 408 Eighth
Jinkens William, gardener with H. H. Watson, N s Twenty-
sixth nr Broadway
John G. Harry, painter and contractor, cor Pine and Sev-
enth, res Star House
Johns Frank W., stocks (S. F.) res 692 Sycamore
Johns Thomas C, stocks (S. F.) res 692 Sycamore
Johnsen Lawrence, cook with L. Milloslovich, res Cosmo-
politan House
Pll RFRT ft HSINTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
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260 OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY.
JOHNSON & FOWLER (John S. Johnson and Frank L.
Fowler) wood and coal, 808 Eighth
Johnson Adelia Miss, dressmaker, SW cor Tenth and Wash-
ington
Johnson A. F., wines and liquors, saloon and res SE cor
First and Webster
Johnson Albert S., compositor Evening Democrat, res
Franklin House
Johnson Alice Miss, res S s Eighth bet Wood and Willow
Johnson Amos, driver with Purington & Reed, res Thir-
teenth av bet East 11th and East 12th
Johnson Andrew, lather, res Fifteenth bet Kirkham and
Center
Johnson Andrew B., carpenter, res E s Adeline bet First
and Third
Johnson August, fisherman, res N s East 14th bet First and
Second avs
Johnson C, porter C. P. R. R., res Third bet Brush and
Castro
Johnson Charles, laborer, Oakland Paving Co., res 700
Twenty-sixth
Johnson Charles, laborer, res S s Prospect pi nr Broadway
Johnson Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Johnson Charles M., photographer witii Wm. B. Ingersoll,
res 828 Franklin
Johnson Clark, printer, res 508 Eighth
Johnson Clark E., printer Signs of the Times, res 1067 Cas-
tro
Johnson Cornelius, superintendent sleeping cars C.P.R.R.,
res N s Third bet Brush and Castro
JOHNSON EBEN, groceries and provisions, N E cor
Twelfth and Market, res 1119 West
Johnson Edwin G., foreman W. D. Co., res S s Eighth bet
Wood and Willow
Johnson E. J., widow, res E s Union bet Fifth and Seventh
Johnson Erasmus, coachman with S. J. Gower
Johnson E. W. Mrs., teacher, res N s Forty-second nr Tele-
graph av
Johnson Frank, machinist Oakland Planing Mill, res SW
cor Third and Jefferson
Johnson Frank Mrs., res Knox House
Johnson Frank, wellborer, res 825 Henry
Johnson Frank S., res Knox Houst
Johnson Frederick A., student University
Johnson F. T., porter with Holbrook, Merrill & Co. (S. F.)
res E s Union bet Fifth and Seventh
"vV/r GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «°™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY. 261
Johnson George W., Mrs., widow, res S s Eighth bet Wood
and Pine
Johnson H., laborer, res Railroad Exchange
Johnson Hans, gardener, res W s Webster nr Twenty-third
Johnson Hetty Mrs., 553 Sixth
Johnson Hiram A., carpenter, res S s Third nr Jackson
Johnson H. L., carpenter, res S s Third nr Jackson
Johnson House, Mrs. M. J. Brooks proprietress, cor Eight-
eenth and San Pablo av
Johnson James, carpenter, res N s Seventeenth nr Center
Johnson James, master mariner, res NE cor Chester and
Ninth
Johnson James A., master mariner, res E s Lewis bet Third
and Fifth
Johnson James C, carpenter, res S s Fifteenth bet Center
and Cypress
Johnson Jennie B., dressmaker, 361 Ninth
Johnson J. M., mail agent C. P. R. B., res 1116 Broadway
Johnson John, capitalist, res 767 Alice
Johnson John, dishwasher Union Hotel
Johnson John, lather, res Third bet Filbert and Myrtle
Johnson John, res S s Eighteenth nr Center
Johnson John H., carpenter with Thomas W. Badger
Johnson John S. (Johnson & Fowler) res 767 Alice
Johnson Kate, domestic, 1564 Telegraph av
Johnson L., laborer W. D. Co.
Johnson Mary, domestic, W s Shattuck nr Bancroft way, B.
Johnson Patrick, farmer with Horatio P. Livermore
Johnson Perry, marshal and tax collector Oakland City, office
City Hall, room 5, res 360 Second
Johnson Peter C, carpenter W. D. Co., res Sixth bet Wood
and Pine
Johnson Bobert, laborer, S s Seventeenth bet West and
Market
Johnson S., gardener, res 810 Alice
Johnson Susan Mrs., res 821 Wallace
Johnson Thomas, coffee saloon, 425 Drumm (S.F.) res E s
Linden nr Twenty-eighth
Johnson William, laborer with George E. Grant
Johnson William H., teamster, res cor San Pablo av and
Bose, W. B.
Johnson William Henry, boot and shoemaker, 467 Sixth
Johnston Charles, laborer, res 709 Jackson
Johnston Henry B., student University
Johnston J. E., carriagemaker with M. W. Allen, res Ninth
nr Franklin
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Pll RFRT ft HSINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
262 OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY.
Johnston Jeremiah, packer (S. F.) res E s Pine nr Seward
Johnston Joseph, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Johnston N. R., editor Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co.
(S. F.) res E s Kirkham nr Tenth
Johnston R. R. Mrs., teacher Dnrant School, res E s Kirk-
ham nr Tenth
Johnston Samuel, teamster University, B.
Johnston William J., expressman, res E s Eighth av bet
East 16th and East 17th
Johnston — , gardener, res E s Alice bet Fifth and Sixth
Jolly Robert, gardener, NW cor Twelfth and Castro
Jonas A., clerk with Coffee & Furst, res Washington nr Sixth
Jones A. G., captain steamer Salvador P. M. S. S. Co., res
739 Myrtle
Jones A. Miss, preserver natural flowers, res SW cor Third
and Jackson
Jones Benjamin R., fruit stand, cor Ninth and Broadway, res
SW cor Sixteenth and Jefferson
Jones Charles, groceries, liquors and tea, 1171 Broadway, res
Kelsey House
Jones Charles H., butcher, res N s Elm nr Valley
Jones Cornelius, painter, res 1313 San Pablo av
Jones Cornelius Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 1313 San
Pablo av
Jones Daniel H., porter C. P. R. R.
Jones E. H., porter C. P. R. R., res SE cor Lewis and Fifth
Jones Elon G., janitor High School, res 359 Tenth
Jones Frank E., carpenter, res N s Eighteenth bet Brush
and West
Jones George W., carpenter, res W s Pine nr Seward
Jones Henry B., assistant instructor French and German,
University, res S s Second nr Summer, Temescal
Jones Henry S., truckman, res 490 Laurel
Jones Henry T., student University
Jones Herbert E., pressman Pacific Press, res N s Eighteenth
bet Brush and West
Jones Horace, bookkeeper with J. G. Hodge & Co., (S. F)
res 924 Filbert
Jones James Henry, lather, res S s Fifteenth bet Center and
Cypress
Jones James N., clerk with N. Williams, res 509 Eighth
Jones J. Gatchell, clerk Piedmont Springs Hotel
Jones J. L., clerk with B. R. Jones, res cor Sixteenth and
Jefferson
Jones John P., engineer C. P. R. R., res 9 Pearson's Row
Jones John R., carpenter Calif. Mill (S. F.) res 569 Eighth
'IFHlVinNT ^PRiNP9 * BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from 1 OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 489 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [J] DIRECTORY. 263
Jones Kate, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Jones Lucy S. Miss, student University, res S s University
av nr Choate, B.
Jones Montgomery, calker W. D. Co.
Jones Myron H., storekeeper C. P. R. R., res W s Camp-
bell bet Chase and Taylor
Jones Orrin B., builder, res N s Eighteenth nr West
Jones R. H., carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Jones Sarah B., widow, res 807 Jefferson
Jones Susan, dressmaker, res 490 Laurel
Jones Susan, with California Watch Co.
Jones Thomas, painter W\ D. Co.
Jones Thomas A., painter, res S s Nineteenth bet Castro and
Brush
Jones Thomas B., compositor Transcript, res cor Sixteenth
and Jefferson
Jones Walter B., student University
Jones W. E., carpenter, res SE cor William and Bay
Jones W. Henry, foreman with J. C. Trescott, 405 Twelfth
Jones William, laborer, W s Shattuck nr University av, B.
Jones William C, res N s Eighth nr Grove
Jones William Carey, recorder of the Faculty, University, B.
Jones William D., carpenter, res N s Eighteenth bet Brush
and West
Jones William H., stableman Dexter Stable, res S s Four-
teenth nr Franklin
Jones William L. Rev., res W s Campbell nr Taylor
JORDAN BROS. (Moses S. and J. C. Jordan) carpenters
and builders, 403 Tenth
Jordan Frank C, clerk The Real Estate Union
Jordan Henry S., harnessmaker with James Lentell, res 163
Seventh
Jordan John C. (Jordan Bros.) res 403 Tenth
Jordan Joseph W. (Clayton & Co., S. F.) res NW cor East
24th and Thirteenth av
Jordan Kate, domestic, N s Walton nr Telegraph av
Jordan Moses S. (Jordan Bros.) res SW cor Sixth and Har-
rison
Jordan William, bookkeeper, res 476 Twelfth
JORDAN WILLIAM H., manager The Real Estate Union,
921 Broadway, res 958 Eighth
Jorey John, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht (S. F.)
res E s Center nr Sixteenth
Jorey Joseph H., res S s Eighth bet Peralta and Campbell
Jorey William E., student University, res Center and Fif-
teenth
Pll RFRT £ MliNTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
264 OAKLAND [ J ] DIRECTORY.
Jorey William J., res S s Eighth bet Peralta and Campbell
Joseph Anton, laborer with Babcock & Gould, res 360 Third
Joseph Joseph, laborer, res 1837 Grove
Josephei S. T. Mrs., res 266 Eleventh
Josephs P. A., bookkeeper, res 572 Fourth
Josephs Peter, plasterer, res 572 Fourth
Josselyn Andrew, carpenter, res SE cor Fifth and Henry
Josselyn George W., carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill,
res cor Seventh and Washington
JOURNAL COMPANY (Wiemeyer, Schutt & Schmitt)
publishers and proprietors Oakland Journal (German
weekly) 866 Broadway
Joy A. Mrs., widow, res 469 Tenth
Joyce John, machinist Gal. Watch Co.
Joyce Margaret, cook, N s Fifth bet Linden and Filbert
Judah M. B. Mrs., res 166 Tenth
Judcl Charles E., carpenter, res cor Eighth and Chester
Judge Police Court, A. H. Jayne, office 5 City Hall
Judge Third District Court, 8. B. McKee, Court House,
room 2
Judge William, laborer, res foot Broadway
Judson John M., clerk with Charles L. Taylor, res Central
Pacific Hotel
Judson William F., carpenter, res 577 Eighth
Judy A. C, painter W. D. Co., res 717 Fifth
JUERGENS JOHN H., proprietor Butcher's Retreat, SW
cor San Pablo and Union avs
Julian John S., farmer, res NW cor Eighth and Chester
Julian Minnie E. Miss, res NW cor Eighth and Chester
Julian V. C, res NW cor Eighth and Chester
JulienG. B., res E s Broadway bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Juline Nils S. (D. F. Richards & Co.) res 1712 Telegraph av
Jull William, junk dealer, res 869 East 15th
Jungerman E. & Co. (Edward and Julius L. Jungerman)
wholesale butchers, SW cor Twenty-first and Brush
Jungerman Edward (E. Jungerman & Co.) res SW cor Twen-
ty-first and Brush
Jungerman Julius L. (E. Jungerman & Co.) res SW cor
Twenty-first and Brush
Jurgen & Bent (Charles Jurgen and Wm. Bent) groceries
and general merchandise, W s Telegraph av opp Hum-
boldt Park, Temescal
Jurgen Charles (Jurgen & Bent) and liquor and billiard sa-
loon, 409-411 Twelfth, res 1116 Broadway
Jurgen's Block, SE cor Broadway and Thirteenth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS fl D SK
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [K] DIRECTORY. 2G5
Jurgerwitz Johann, res NE cor Twenty-first avand East 14th
Justice Patterson E., res E s Vernon nr Maple, Ternescal
Justices of the Peace, James Lentell, NW cor Eleventh and
Franklin, Wm. M. Graham, 470 Seventh, and Wm.
Bolton, SW cor Washington Seventh
v
Kaag Charles, 1644 Myrtle
Kaas H. Peter, gilder with Lutz & Berg, res 669 Webster
Kadel Barbara Mrs., res SE cor Sixteenth and Brush
Kaese & Bode (August Kaese and Christian Bode) gun-
smiths, locksmiths and bell hangers, 419 Tenth
Kaese August (Kaese & Bode) res 1422 San Pablo av
Kaiser Martin, upholsterer, 423 Tenth
Kallenberg Emil, barber with E. Mosca, res Fifth bet Cen-
ter and Chester
Kallstrom Herman, pilot, res N s Eighth nr Willow
Kallstrom Louise Miss, res N s Eighth nr Willow
Kalmbach Daniel, fireman C. P. B. B.
Kane D., engineer C. P. B. B.
Kane Frank, bartender with J. J. Hanifin, res 519 Sixth
Kane John J., carpenter, res NE cor Market and Fifteenth
Kane Katie, domestic, 758 Tenth
Kane Mary, chambermaid Bellevue House
Kane Michael, coachman, 919 Adeline
Kane Michael, hostler, res 1364 Twelfth
Kane Patrick, laborer, res 708 Park
Kane Patrick, laborer, res E s Henry nr Fifth
Kane Thomas, laborer, res 224 Fifth
Karnes — Mrs., widow, res 1772 Seventh
Karney Kate, domestic, S s Merrimac pi nr Webster
Kastens Henry C, engineer with Shuster & Niehaus, res cor
Fourth and Addison, W. B.
Kay George, plasterer, res E s Adeline nr Thirtieth
Kay Joseph, bricklayer, res N s Delaware nr Seventh, W.B.
Kays Jesse, cook, res 607 Sixth
Kearins Timothy, laborer, res 961 Third
Kearney F., machinist C. P. B. B., res Bailroad Exchange
Hotel
Kearney John, farmer, res E s Audubon nr D wight way, B.
Kearney Martin, shoemaker with Thomas Kearney, res W s
Telegraph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
Kearney Martin F., machinist C. P. B. B., res Bailroad
Exchange Hotel
Pll DEBT P UIINTCD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLnl Ull Urn Lit NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
266 OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY.
Kearney Thomas, boots and shoes, W s Telegraph av nr
Fiftieth, Temescal
Kearon Robert E., operator W. U. Tel. Co., res 1011 Web-
ster
Keating Catherine M. Mrs., res W s Castro nr Twentieth
Keating Mary, domestic, NW cor Telegraph av and Knox pi
Keating Michael, painter W. D. Co.
Keating Sarah, domestic with Jonas M. Walker
Keating William, horshoer with M. Casey & Son, res Fourth
bet Franklin and Webster
Keating William, shipwright and groceries, N s Sixteenth
nr Kirkham
Keating William J., res W s Castro bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Keef D., wiper C. P. E. R.
Keefe John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Broadway
Keefe John, teamster, res 677 Twenty-sixth
Keefer George, coiner U. S. Mint (S. F.) res N s Fifteenth
nr Clay
Keefer Jesse R., clerk with Geo. W. Swan & Co. (S. F.) res
N s Fifteenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Keefer W., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 264 Fifth
Keefer William M., res N s Fifteenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Keeffe Jeremiah, miner, res cor Thirty-sixth and Magnolia
Keegan Timothy, laborer, res E s Adeline nr Twenty-fourth
Keel William, carpenter, res S s Third nr Adeline
Keele R,, widow, res 1161 Third
Keely David, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Keenan Anna, domestic, 1033 Adeline
Keene Charles W, real estate, res Grand Central Hotel
Keep Hattie A. Miss, res 1156 Broadway
Kehoe Lawrence, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res SW cor Clay
and Fourth
Keiser Anton, laborer W. D. Co., res E s Cedar bet Seventh
and William
Keith John, machinehand Oakland Planing Mill, res 705
Castro
Keleher Lizzie, domestic, 668 Sixteenth
Kelleher Alfred, teacher vocal music, res 178 Tenth
Kelleher Patrick, blacksmith with Sohst Bros., res 168
Seventh
Kelleher Patrick, flagman Alameda crossing C. P. R. R., res'
W s Alice bet Second and Third
Keller Fred, garden, saloon and res junction Shattuck and
Telegraph av, Temescal
&o to PIEDMONT SPRINGS lor a Drive and elegant Dinner ror
ily 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [ K ] DIRECTORY. 267
Keller Henry D., farmer, res cor Thirtieth and Filbert
Keller Patrick, coachman, Webster bet Matthew and John
Kelley C. G. Mrs., res 763 Eighth
Kelley Ida Mrs., with E. Hook
Kelley James J., plumber, res SE cor Second and Webster
Kelley John, tapper Contra Costa Water Co.
Kelley Joseph, carpenter W. D. Co., res W s Willow nr
Chase
Kelley J. R., painter, res El Dorado House
Kelley Michael, laborer, res 1001 Franklin
Kelley Patrick, laborer, res 955 Third
Kelley Zeno, real estate, res 727 Eighth
Kelligan Robert, contractor and builder, res N s Laurel bet
Telegraph av and Grove
Kellogg Charles W., with Tubbs & Co. (S. F.) res NW cor
Fifteenth and Grove
Kellogg F. M., clerk (S. F.) res 817 Brush
Kellogg H. D., res 817 Brush
Kellogg Isaac W., house painter, res W s Jefferson bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Kellogg James, res 912 East 6th
Kellogg Martin, A.M., dean and professor ancient languages
University, res E s Bushnell nr University av, B.
KELLOGG M. D. MRS., florist, Clinton Station, E. O., res
912 Sixth av
Kellogg Ralph, real estate, res 379 Fifth
Kellogg Sheldon I., capitalist, res Tubbs' Hotel
Kellogg Sheldon I. jr. (John M. Lawlor & Co.) res Tubbs'
Hotel
Kellum A. B., carpenter, res SW cor Seventh and Pine
Kellum E. M., shipwright W D. Co., res Soracco House
Kelly C. H., engineer Samm's Flouring Mill
Kelly Charles, marble polisher, res Walton nr Telegraph av
Kelly Charles M., carpenter, res 706 Webster
Kelly E. J. (E. J. Kelly & Co.) res 660 Ninth
KELLY E. J. & CO. (E. J. and John B. Kelly) real estate
agents, 414 Seventh
Kelly Eliza R. Mrs., dressmaker, 1661 Eighth
Kelly George M., clerk with D. Rathjen, resNW cor Jeffer-
son and Fifth
Kelly James, cooper, res 716 Fifth
Kelly James F., carver W. D. Co., res William bet Pine
and Cedar
Kelly James F., marble cutter with J. Sullivan, res Broad-
way bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Kelly James F., laborer, res E s Adeline bet First and Third
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I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
268
OAKLAND [ K ] DIRECTORY,
Kelly John, laborer, res 759 Market
Kelly John, molder, res 660 Ninth
Kelly John, plasterer, res "VVinthrop House
Kelly John B. (E. J. Kelly & Co.) res 826 Franklin
Kelly Joseph, musician, res 920 Franklin
Kelly Kate Miss, telegraph operator, res 1661 Eighth
Kelly Katie A., domestic, cor Eighteenth and San Pablo av
Kelly Luke C, paying teller (S. F.) res 630 Ninth
Kelly Mary, -widow, res N s Goss nr Cedar
Kelly Mary Miss, res 660 Ninth
Kelly Michael, field assistant City engineer, res 660 Ninth
Kelly Michael, laborer, res Eagle House
Kelly Michael M., boilermaker C. P. E. K., res 1661 Eighth
Kelly P. T., shoemaker, res 552 East 11th
Kelly Kobert, carver W. D. Co., res 1766 Eighth
Kelly Rose Mrs., res 660 Ninth
Kelly Thomas, distributor Contra Costa Laundry
Kelly Thomas, laborer, res 804 Castro
Kelly Thomas, plasterer, res Winthrop House
Kelly Thomas F., machinist, res 552 East 11th
Kelly William, laborer, res SW cor B and Ettie
Kelly William, tailor, res Eland House
Kelly William P., carpenter, res S s William bet Wood and
Willow
Kelsch George, bartender with David Wemmer, res 416
Eighth
Kelsey Bryant, real estate, res 765 Fourteenth
Kelsey Clara E. Miss, student University
Kelsey Frank M., student University
Kelsey House and Cottages, A. de Leo de Laguna, propri-
etor, W s Telegraph av bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Kelsey John, farmer, res E s Audubon S of Asylum
Kelsey John A., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Kelsey Melville, insurance agent (S. F.) res 765 Fourteenth
Kelsey Melville A., res 765 Fourteenth
Kelsey Noah (Sanford, Kelsey & Co.) res NW cor William
and Telegraph av
Kelsey Stables, B. E. Farwell proprietor, Telegraph av bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
KELSEY W. F., proprietor Kelsey's Nurseries, res S s Syc-
amore nr Telegraph av
KELSEY'S NURSERIES, W. F. Kelsey proprietor, W s
Telegraph av bet Laurel and Sycamore, depot SE cor
Seventh and Washington
Kelton Alanson K., master mariner, res 328 Second
'IEDM0NT SPRINGS
AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ K ] DIRECTORY. 269
Kelton E. A., carpenter W. D. Co., res 1354 Eighth
Kelton John P., res N s Seventeenth bet Telegraph and San
Pablo avs
Kelton Milford, with Pioneer Planing Mill, res cor Second
and Webster
Kelton William, res 328 Second
Kemp William H., carpenter, res 527 Seventh
Kempfiel Frank, cabinetmaker with C. L. Taylor, res S s
Eighth bet Washington and Clay
Kempkey Augustus, salesman with Stone & Hayden (S. F.)
res 225 Second
Kendall Alpheus, stairbuilder W. D. Co., res Taylor bet
Wood and Willow
Kendall Charles B., agent Globe Gaslight Co. (S. F.) res S
s Prospect pi nr Telegraph av
Kendall Jerome F., bookkeeper, res SW cor Fifth av and
East 9th
Kendall J. K., res Tubbs' Hotel
Kendell Nellie E. Miss, retoucher with William B. Inger-
soll, res S s Fifteenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Kendrick Gorham S., watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., res SW
cor Bristol and Fifth, W. B.
Kendrick William, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tel-
egraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Kenfield Edgar D., clerk with J. W. Davidson & Co. (S. F.)
res 571 Caledonia
Kennealy Jeremiah, tailor with M. J. Healey, res 1752 Tele-
graph av
Kennealy William R., clerk with J. D. Evans, res NE cor
Telegraph av and Twenty -fifth
Kennedy Franklin, driver with William Kennedy
Kennedy James, carpenter with Thomas W. Badger
Kennedy Kate, domestic, NW cor Twelfth and Castro
Kennedy Leonard W., res Central Pacific Hotel
Kennedy Mary, chambermaid Knox House
Kennedy Mary A. Mrs., seamstress, res 707 Fifth
Kennedy Michael, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Kennedy P. M., carpenter, res 707 Fifth
Kennedy Thomas, blacksmith with Galvin & Lebrecht, res
Third nr Adeline
Kennedy Thomas, carpenter, res Eland House
Kennedy William, carpenter, res 707 Fifth
Kennedy William, milk dairy, res S s East 14th nr Park
Kennedy William W., res 922 Third
Kennedy W. W., gasfitter, res Overland House
Kennedy — , res N s Fifth bet Jackson and Madison
'II RFRT £ HIINTFR {REAL ESTATEand insurance agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
270
OAKLAND [ K ] DIRECTORY,
Kenney Jane Mrs., tailoress with Jacob Letter, res 1511
Seventh
Kenney M., widow, res W s Adeline bet Fifth and Seventh
Kenney Martin, gardener, res cor Peralta and Union
KENNEY MARY F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 811 Washington
Kenney M. H. Mrs., res 1207 Broadway
Kenney Owen, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Kenney Thomas, farmer. Kelsey House
Kennif Richard, laborer, res Wood bet Taylor and Seward
Kennison J. L., bricklayer, res Eureka Hotel
Kent Alexander J., painter, res 729 Myrtle
Kent Alice, domestic with S. J. Gower
Kent Bell Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res cor
Thirteenth av and East 15th
Kent Daniel M., bookkeeper with Cal. Immigrant Union,
res 763 Jackson
Kent Perez, carpenter, res 1436 Twelfth
Kent R. F., stockbroker (S. F.) res 561 Eighth
Kent Richard B., carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Merced bet
Racine and Shattuck, N. Temescal
Kent Thomas R., porter, res 162 Seventh
Kenter A. E. Mrs., res 616 East 12th
Kercheval John H., bookkeeper C. P. R. R., res E s Frank-
lin bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kerigan John, laborer, res 667 Seventh
Kerlin Edward, clerk (S. F.) res 1273 San Pablo av
Kerlin L. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1273 San Pablo av
Kerney Patrick, expressman, cor Broadway and Seventh, res
486 Laurel
Kerns Martin, laborer C. P. R. R., res cor Seventeenth av
and East 12th
Kerr Eugene M., carpenter, res NE cor Eleventh av and
East 18th
Kerr John G., physician, res W s Twelfth av bet East 15th
and East 16th
Kerr Lucien C, fireman C. P. R. R.
Kerr May I., res NE cor Sixth av and East 10th
Kerr Thomas J., res NE cor East 18th and Eleventh av
Kerran William, carpenter W. D. Co., res Pullman House
Kersch Francis, res cor Kennedy and Livingston
Kerwin Minnie, domestic, 463 Thirteenth
Kerwin Thomas, laborer, res SE cor Twenty-seventh and
Grove
Kesler Frederick, atty-at-law, res E s Wood nr William
Kesler James, driver with Thomas & Anderson, res S s Four-
teenth nr Franklin
A tautifnl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY. 271
Kester Levi B. (McMillan & Kester, S. F.) res S s Division
bet Wood and Pine
Key er John, engineer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Hotel
Keyes Clementina, res 771 Washington
KEYES JAMES, gang foreman C. P. R. R., res NW cor
Fifth and Center
Keyes James F., carpenter, res SE cor Second and Webster
Keyes John, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Fifth bet Chester
and Henry
Keyes Merlin, compositor Daily Evening Tribune, res 771
Washington
Keyser Anton, laborer W. D. Co., res Cedar nr Seventh
Kibbe George R., student University
Kiel Charles (W. Falke & Co.) res 1808 Grove
Kihlmeyer Louis, res 807 Washington
Kilborn A., engineer C. P. R. R., res S s Goss bet Pine and
Wood
Kilbourn Walter, stocks, res 627 Tenth
Kilbourne H., engineer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Kilday James, car cleaner C. P. R. R.
Kile David, painter, res Central Pacific Railroad House
Kiley Thomas, painter, res 758 Brush
Killion Jame3, laborer, res 607 Franklin
Killoran Bridget, cook, N s Caledonia av nr Grove
Kilpatrick David, tailor with S. Francis, res 510 Fifth
Kimball Albeit A., carpenter, res 966 Castro
Kimball Charles B., contractor and builder, res W s Frank-
lin nr Durant
Kimball E., with Oakland Planing Mill
Kimball Erastus N., carpenter, res Ns Logan nrSan Pablo av
Kimball Harlow, res 1370 Brush
Kimball Henry H., res N s Eighteenth bet Brush and West
Kimball James, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res Wash-
ington Hotel
Kimball James H., proprietor Mansion House, NE cor Fif-
teenth av and East 12th
Kimball L. W., builder, res 1023 West
Kimball Mary S., principal Swett School, res cor East 20th
and Thirteenth av
Kimball Minnie T., Miss, teacher Durant School, res N s
Plymouth av bet Telegraph av and Broadway
Kimble Jeremiah W., tinsmith with J. G. Anderson, res
262 Twelfth
Kime Albert W., upholsterer with Christian Schreiber, res
668 Elm
0 UBIiMTCQ AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sate.
272 OAKLAND [ K ] DIRECTORY.
Kinie James H., carpenter, res 668 Elm
Kindgren Christian W., painter, res Lincoln bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Kindleberger Frank M., confectioneiw, 309 Twelfth, res [
Thirteenth bet Webster and Franklin
Kindler A., res Grand Central Hotel
KING & WILLIAMS (Geo. A. King and Thos. S. Wil-
liams) blacksmiths and carriage and wagon manufactu-
rers, 414 Eleventh
King Andrew, laborer, res 815 Filbert, rear
King Anna Mrs., res N s Eleventh nr Center
King Anna Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, res 357 Eighth
King Benjamin C., carpenter, res 834 Franklin
King Catherine, cook, 1051 Market
King Charles E., painter, res 369 Eighth
King George A. (King & Williams) res 513 Ninth
King George W., carpenter, res N s Eighth nr Willow
King Henry, printer, res N s William bet Bay and Cedar
King Henry C., carpenter, res SW cor Chester and Eighth
King Henry L, jr., clerk with W. F. & Co. (S. F.) res 770
Tenth
King James, carpenter, resEs Cedar betWilliam and Atlantic
King James, hostler with G. W. Stephenson
King J. C, carpenter W. D. Co., res S. F.
King John C, cabinetmaker with H. & J. Pantoskey
King Joseph, coachman with J. Mora Moss
King J. W., carpenter W. D. Co.
King Lizzie Miss, res E s Broadway nr Moss av
King Malcolm G., civil engineer and surveyor, 1004 Broad-
way, rooms 8-9
King Manuel, laborer, res W s Haven nr Peralta
King Marcus L., shipwright W. D. Co., res 1054 Third
King Martin P., laborer, res Overland House
King Matthew, nursery, N s Laurel bet Telegraph av and
Broadway
King M. F., carpenter, res 519 Eighth
King Michael, laborer, res E s Kirkham nr Seventh
KING MICHAEL REV., pastor Church of the Immaculate
Conception, res 860 Seventh
King Nelson, furnished rooms, SW cor Sixth and Harrison
King Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 519 Eighth
King S. H., laborer, res 608 Fourth
King Susan, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
King Thomas, cook Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
King Thomas J., clerk with J. S. Crosley, res N s Seven-
teenth nr San Pablo av
• IFnSUSnWT CDDTNiPC first class hotel for summer boarders
ILUmUll I OrnlHUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
J.
s.
G.
Gordon,
agent for Eastern
Cider Company,
469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [K]
DIRECTORY.
273
King William, wharfinger (S. F.) res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-
eighth
King William E., bookkeeper with Thomas k Anderson, res
Sixth nr Harrison
King William H. Mrs., magnetic healer, res 719 Sixth
King William J., butcher with Hayes, Carrick & Co., res
Roff's Hotel
King — , carpenter, res 409 Ninth
Kingman M. V. Mrs., teacher Prescott Grammar School,
res 809 Washington
Kingsbury Hubert M., clerk with Steere & Colby, res SE
cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Kingsbury W. V., miner, res 811 Brush
Kingshott Richard, carpenter, res 915 Third
Kingsland J. G., student University, res SW cor East 10th
and Seventh av
Kingsland T. G., clerk with Weston & Welch, res SW cor
East 10th and Seventh av
Kingston George, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res N s
Fifth bet Filbert and Linden
Kingston Paul, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Kingston Richard, laborer C. P. R. R., res N s Fifth
bet Filbert and Linden
Kiniry John, res 319 Fifth
Kinkade Letitia, teacher Franklin Grammar School, res 501
Post (S. F.)
Kinkead William M., fruit and vegetables, NE cor Broad-
way and Fifth, res 364 Second
Kinnear J. S., foreman sash and blind dept Oakland Mill,
res 661 Washington
Kinsey Charles W. (Lyon & Kinsey) res 528 Ninth
Kinsman William, school teacher, res Winsor House
Kirby R. J., carpenter, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Kirchheiner Henry, proprietor Pacific Candy Manufactory,
1007 Broadway, res N s Edwards nr Telegraph av
Kirchheiner John Henry, candy manufacturer, store and res
629 East 12th
Kirchhofer Emily, domestic, SE cor Telegraph and Moss avs
Kirchhoff Amuel, manufacturer artificial stone, 320 Third
Kirchhoff Albert, boatman, res 658 Franklin
Kirchhoff Bros. (Charles and Conrad Kirchhoff) groceries
and liquors, NE cor First and Franklin
Kirchhoff Charles (Kirchhoff Bros.) res NE cor First and
Franklin
Kirchhoff Conrad (Kirchhoff Bros.) res NE cor First and
Franklin
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iLULfl 1 CcnUillLn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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274 OAKLAND []£] DIRECTORY.
Kirk George, inspector Oakland Gas Co., res 805 Jefferson
Kirk George A., carpenter with Jordan Bros., res 1003
Webster
Kirk Maggie Miss, folder Pacific Press, res 523 Eighth
KIRK O. C.} stoves, tinware, gasfitting, plumbing and metal
roofing, store and res 315 East 12th
Kirk William, architect, 954 Broadway, res Fourteenth nr
Adeline
Kirk William H., student with William Kirk, res Fourteenth
nr Adeline
Kirkaldie Herman, res S s Cleveland av nr Telegraph av
Kirkendall William, feather renovator, res W s Eighth av
bet East 15th and East 16th
Kirkham Ralph W. res 58 Eighth
Kirkness S. A. P. Mrs., teacher music, 805 Henry
Kirkpatrick Samuel, clerk, res 466 Twelfth
Kirning John, porter Tubbs' Hotel
Kirschner Franz, res Grand Central Hotel
Kirsteller Jacob, butcher with Thomas Heckman, res 514
East 15th
Kirwick Michael, teamster with Remillard & Bros., res cor
Second and Clay
Kish Albert, tailor with Jacob Letter, res N s Twelfth bet
Wood and Willow
Kiszler Henry, res S s Tenth bet Center and Cypress
Klee Henry, engineer Oakland Brewery
Klee Henry, gardener, res 724 Linden
Kleemann William, paper collar manufacturer (S. F.) res cor
Seventh and Campbell
Kleupfer Frederick, plasterer, res 224 Fourth
Kley Frances, domestic, 1382 Telegraph av
Klose Charles, butcher with P. Swords, res cor Forty -ninth
and Telegraph av, Temescal
TINNING, PLUMBING, GAS -FITTING
And Metal Roofing done in all their branches,
315 East Twelfth Street, East Oakland-
Gas Fixtures, Pumps oi all Kinds, Stoves and Ranges. Jobbing;, etc.
PIFRSVIfiNT HfiTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [£] DIRECTORY. 275
Klose Christian A., editor The Pacific (S. F.) res 417 East
14th
Kluegel Charles H., surveyor, res Fourteenth bet Adeline
and Linden
Kluegel Ferdinand, res 1132 Adeline
Klumpp & Allard (Fred. Klumpp and Aldei Allard) car-
riage and wagonmakers, S s Third nr Broadway
Klumpp Fred. (Klumpp & Allard) res N s First bet Brush
and Castro
Knapp Edwin G., student University
Knapp Sewell, merchant, res 1382 Webster
Kneale Benjamin, blacksmith and wagonmaker, shop and
res E s Telegraph road nr Summer, Temescal
Kneen William, assistant foreman Tribune, res E s Wash-
ington bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Kneier George, res 749 East 12th
Kneisch Jacob, fringemaker with S. Ettinger (S. F.) res 454
Twelfth
Knewing Fred., merchant (S. F.) res 1520 Telegraph av
Knieb Henry, car repairer C. P. E. K., res 769 East 12th
Knight Charles, machinist, res N s Chase nr Cedar
Knight Edward A., laborer Oakland Point Planing Mill, res
cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Knight Frank L., carpenter, res 322 Eleventh
Knight Fred. W., carpenter, res 1309 Clay
Knight Nehemiah R., clerk with B. P. Flint & Co. (S. F.)
res 1110 Myrtle
Knight Samuel Mrs., widow, res 577 Twelfth
Knight W. H., shipping, res 1300 Webster
Knights of Pythias Hall, 1056 Broadway
Knoche Peter, shoemaker, res NE cor Fourth and Franklin
Knoll John, proprietor Zimmerman's Gardens, NE cor
Second and Harrison
Knott Barton, laborer with Z. B. Heywood, & Co., res W s
Third nr University av, W. B.
Knott Richard, proprietor Berkeley House, W s Third nr
University av, W. B.
Knowles C. C, dentist (S. F.) res cor Fourth avand East 9th
Knowles Charles S., res 1055 Grove
Knowles C. L., carpenter W. D. Co., res 1817 Goss
Knowles George H., clerk C. P. R. R., res S s East 15th
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth avs
Knowles John R., tinsmith, res Linden bet Fifth and Seventh
Knowles Josiah N., commission merchant (S. F.) res 1055
Grove
Knowles Josiah S., res Linden bet Fifth and Seventh
PILRFRT & HNNTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
276 OAKLAND []£] DIRECTORY.
Knowles Josiah S. jr., tinsmith, res Linden bet Fifth and
Seventh
Knowles Mary Mrs., tinware, etc., NW cor Eighth and
Washington, res Linden bet Fifth and Seventh
Knowles William A., contractor, res 666 Tenth
Knowles — , res Blake House
Knowlton George, with Oakland Point Planing Mill, res St.
James House
Knowlton N. S., saloon, cor Seventh and Washington, res
Newland House
Knox Henry E., dentist (S. F.) res N s Merrimac pi nr Tel-
egraph av
Knox House, I. W. Knox, proprietor, W s Telegraph av bet
Twenty -fifth and Twenty-sixth
Knox I. W. (Palmer, Knox & Co., S. F.) and proprietor
Knox House, res Knox House
Knox Justus, res Knox House
Knox Oscar, res Tubbs' Hotel
Knox Thomas E., plasterer, res W s Chapel nr Bancroft
way, B.
Koch Carrie, domestic, N s Dwight way nr Audubon, B.
Koch Charles, gardener, N s Dwight way nr Audubon, B.
Koch Gottlieb, carpenter, res S s Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Koch William, carpenter, res S s Forty-sixth nr Telegraph
av, Temescal
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock) res NW cor Forty-fifth and
Telegraph av
Koenecke H., boots and shoes, 914 Broadway, res SW cor
San Pablo av and Twenty-fifth
KOENIG & BRINCKMANN (A. L. Koenig and Edward
Brinckmann) real estate agents, 471 Seventh
Koenig A. L. (Koenig & Brinckmann) res 755 Clay
Kofoed John C., res 809 Sixteenth
Kohl M. P. Mrs., res 1376 Webster
Kohler & Chase, pianos, organs and sheet music, Broadway
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
KOHLER & DODGE (E. F. Kohler and C. F. Dodge) real
estate and insurance agents, NW cor Chester and
Seventh, Kohler's Block
KOHLER & TONJES (Wm. Kohler and John Tonjes) pro-
prietors Cal. Saloon, 832 Broadway
Kohler A. H., bootblack with Stulz & Schnelle, 1762 Seventh
KOHLER E. F., wholesale and retail wines and liquors,
1502 Seventh (and Kohler & Dodge) res 857 Chester
Kohler Frederick, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Kohler Henry, laundry, 1070 Fourteenth av
r°V«T GOLDEN GATE and the BAY »™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ ]£ ] DIRECTORY. 277
Kohler William (Kohler & Toiijes) res 834 Broadway
KOHLER'S BLOCK, NW cor Chester and Seventh
KOHLER'S HALL, NW cor Chester and Seventh
Kohn H., harnessmaker with James Lentell
Kolb Joseph, carpenter, res 1200 Seventh
Kolbach Joseph, laborer, res St. Louis Hotel
Kolbe Peter, bookkeeper with O. Jans, res E s Chester bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Komninu George, barber, res S s Seventh bet Wood and
Tine
Konig Claus H., painter, res 825 Lydia
Koob Adam, proprietor Cal. Market, 1213 Broadway, res
1385 Telegraph av
KORNAHRENS H., wines and liquors, SE cor Broadway
and Tenth, res 410 Tenth
Kornahrens Jacob, res 410 Tenth
Koster Heinrich, clerk with Herman Koster, res SW cor
Fourth and Webster
KOSTER HERMAN, wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor
Fourth and Webster
Kraft Ernst, carpenter, res 414 Fifth
Kraft Samuel, clerk, res 226 Ninth
Krag F. W., machinehand AV. D. Co., res Lewis nr Seventh
Krambs Frederick, tailor, res SE cor Fifth and Madison
Kramer Peter, laborer, res N s Forty-ninth nr Telegraph av
KREPPER BROS.
Locksmiths and Cutlers.
SAW FILING.
420 Eleventh St., next to City Market.
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REPAIRING PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS A SPECIALTY.
Keep oil hand a Large Assortment of Pistols, Guns and Ammunition.
Pll RFRT £ HII^TFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
278 OAKLAND [ £ ] DIRECTORY.
KRAMM & DIEVES (Charles Kramm and Joseph Dieves)
proprietors Oakland Brewery, cor Telegraph av and Du-
rant, office cor Ninth and Broadway
Kramm Charles (Kramm & Dieves) res 1414 Telegraph av
Krause Charles F., carpenter, res S s Fifteenth bet Cypress
and Kirkham
Krause E. F., poet, res Sunnyside House
Kreckel Lewis, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Kreig Henry, butcher Grand Central Hotel
Kreinborg Bernhard, driver Brooklyn Brewery, res SW cor
Eighteenth av and East 14th
KREPPER BROS. (N. and P. Krepper) guns, pistols and
cutlery, 420 Eleventh
Krepper N. (Krepper Bros.) res 1053 Webster
Krepper P. (Krepper Bros.) res 420 Eleventh
Kretz Anton, laborer with G. F. Crist, res East 14th bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first avs
Kreutzfeldt Samuel, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res 1675 At-
lantic
Kreyenhagen E., res 458 Sixth
Krieger U., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Kriger Charles, gardener, res SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Myrtle
Krimbel Jacob, furniture and cabinetmaker, 685 East 12th
Kringelbach Otto, bookkeeper with Cadogan & Co., res
Eleventh av bet East 16th and East 17th
Kroll William F. (Martin, Kroll & Co., and Wood & Kroll)
res 1010 Broadway
Krufman Tobias, pedlar, res 615 Sixth
Krumb Frederick, tanner, cor East 12th and Eighteenth av
Kruse John, foreman Oyster Bed, res 305 Second
Kuenzi J. R., wood turner, res 405 Ninth
Kuerzel Robert, wagonmaker with Sohst Bros.
Kuhne A. Mrs., res 838 Jackson
Kumpf Peter, tinsmith with James Dalziel, res W s Filbert
nr Thirtieth
Kunast Henry, painter, res Central Pacific Railroad House
Kundurt Fred., porter Pacific Press, resS s Twenty-first bet
Brush and West
Kundurt Paul, engineer Pacific Press, res S s Twenty-first
bet Brush and West
Kunkel Daniel, res SE cor Sixteenth av and East 12th
Kuntsche Bertha, domestic with Charles Webb Howard
Kurtz Benjamin C, with J. M. Bradstreet& Son Co. (S.F.)
res S s Fifteenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Kurtz John, carpenter, res N s Eighth nr Chester
'IFRMflNT ^PRINP*? A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [L] DIRECTORY. 279
Kuss Peter, painter, res S s Locust nr San Pablo av
Kutzkau Emil, carver W. D. Co., res Seventh nr Wood
Kweifel Louise Miss, res 1160 Eighth
Kweifel Salome Mrs., res 1160 Eighth
Kydd Alexander, night clerk Tubbs' Hotel
Kyte James C, carpenter, res 364 Third
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La Caisse Generale (French Insurance Corporation) B. C.
Dick agent, 1004 Broadway
La Clede House, Mrs. M. E. Shaw proprietress, 1116
Broadway
La Due Joseph, shipwright W. D. Co.
La Mont Thomas, shipwright W. D. Co.
LAAGE WILLIAM (Miley & Laage) res 411 Ninth
Labrache Narcisse, carpenter, res 675 Fourth
Lacy T. J. P., res Tubbs' Hotel
Ladley C, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Lafayette School, Mrs. Ahbie F. Aldrich principal, TV s Jef-
ferson bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Lafferty & Coursen (Owen Lafferty and E. A. Coursen)
butchers 461 Third
Lafferty Owen (Lafferty & Coursen) res 362 First
Lagan Hugh Bev., assistant pastor Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, res 860 Seventh
Laggan John, laborer, res TVinthrop House
Lagorio John, res 658 Myrtle
Lagorio Louis, salesman with Camilloni & Co., res 658
Myrtle
Lahaye Louis, hunter, res 361 First
Lahr Peter, bootmaker with Hirshberg & Morrison, res 665
Washington
Laidlaw Alexander, clerk with TValter Laidlaw, res NE cor
Sixth and Brush
Laidlaw Frank, clerk with Walter Laidlaw, res NE cor Sixth
and Brush
Laidlaw Horace, student Taylor's Business College, res NE
cor Brush and Sixth
Laidlaw Murray, student Taylor's Business College, res NE
cor Tenth and Harrison
LAIDLAW WALTER, proprietor Mendocino Lumber
Yard, SE cor Seventh and Brush, res NE cor Sixth and
Brush
Lake Edward H., carpenter, res 1633 Market
Pll RFRT £ MHNTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA property,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Tagg art--Desirable Residence Pro perty for Sale.
280 OAKLAND [L] DIRECTORY.
Lake F. A., machinist California Watch Co., res N s Uni-
versity av nr Fifth, W. B.
Lake Fred, letter carrier, res 1633 Market
Lake Merritt Boat House, T. M. Blair proprietor, Twelfth-
st Bridge
Lake Thomas (Tharsing & Lake) res 1736 Seventh
Lallement Charles, res 1718 Telegraph av
Lamar George, farmer, res 829 Myrtle
Lamar J. B., att}r-at-law, res 829 Myrtle
Lamb Christopher, stairbuilder W. D. Co., res 437 Minna
(S. F.) •
Lamb Edward, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 315 Second
Lamb Horace C, carpenter, res W s Maple nr Temescal
Lamb James, butcher with Prescott & Bemis, res cor Fif-
teenth av and East 14th
Lamb James, pedlar, res E s Seventeenth av bet East 14th
and East 15th
Lamb John, carpenter with Power & Ough, res N s East
14th bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth avs
Lamb Patrick, driver hose cart Brooklyn Engine Co. No. 4
Lamb Peter, painter, res cor East 23d and Twentieth av
Lamb Pierce, student University
Lamb Richard, carpenter, res S s Prospect pi nr Tele-
graph av
Lambert A., chief cook Winsor House
Lambert Charles H., porter C. P. R. R., res 716 Filbert
Lambert James, res 375 Fourth
Lambert James A., farmer, res junction Telegraph road and
University av, B.
Lambert John C, farmer, res junction College and Tele-
graph avs, B.
Lambert William, office 616 Montgomery (S. F.) res 821
Sixteenth
Lamey George, shipwright W. D. Co.
Lamoureux David, bookkeeper with Remillard Bros., res
cor Second and Clay
Lamoureux P. H., foreman with Bemillard Bros, res cor
Second and Clay
LAMOUREUX THEQPHLLUS (Potrero Brick Yard) res
1055 Broadway
Lampe Charles, carpenter, res NW cor Chapel and Bancroft
way, B.
Lamping P. A., doorkeeper U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 577
Eighth
Lamping Peter, hackman with Newland & Pumyea, res cor
Eighth and Jefferson
PIEDMONT SPRINGS" DWHITNEYPoprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND |'L] DIRECTORY.
281
Lamping Timothy M., policeman, res 577 Eighth
Lamson G. F., auctioner, res 728 Eighth
LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., W. F. Hichcock agent,
958 Broadway
Lancaster H. B., Mrs., res 831 Cedar
Lancaster Henry, carpenter, res N s Fifteenth bet Kirkham
and Cypress
LANCASTER THOMAS, merchant tailor, 917 Washing-
ton, res 808 Grove
Landing William, clerk with E. A. Brown, res S s Ninth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Landon Alson, accountant, res IS s Seventeenth bet Brush
and West
Landon William W., collector, res 413 Ninth
Landreau Peter, res 407 First
Landregan Dennis, student Taylor's Business College, res
W s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Landregan James, farmer, res W s San Pablo av nr Alca-
traz av
Landregan Thomas, student Taylor's Business College, res
W s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Lane Charles W., physician, res Lane av head of Lake Mer-
ritt
Lane A. W. (H. C. Taft & Co.) res Petaluma
Lane CD. Mrs., res SE cor Fifteenth and West
Lang Henry, res 665 East 12th
Langan Patrick, clerk with Wright &!Co., res NW cor Uni-
versity av and Fifth, W. B.
Langbehn Peter, hog ranch, res S s Summer nr San Pablo av
Langdon Fannie E. Miss, music teacher, res 1770 Division
Langdon Sheldon W., currier, res N s Division nr Wood
LANGE FREDERICK W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Castro, res 1034 Peralta
Lange Theodore, butcher, NW cor Market and Twenty-seed
Langford Thomas, boilermaker W. D. Co., res 1804 William
Langley Frank N., farmer, res 936 Willow
Lanne Vincent, French bakery, 912 Franklin, res 518 Eighth
Lannon Bernard, laborer, res 774 Fifth
Laphan John P., wholesale butcher, res SW cor Tenth av
and East 15th
Laplace Henri, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Laplant Alex., blacksmith with Meikle & Davis, res Alameda
Larke Alfred, carpenter, res NE cor Linden and Twelfth
Larkin A. B., conductor C. P. B. K.
Larkin Benjamin, painter W. D. Co., res SE cor Durant
and Broadway
PIIRPRT 9 I4MNTCD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLEll « null I Lil NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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Larkin E. Miss, dressmaker, 411 Ninth
Larkin J. (Clapp & Larkin) res 805 Isabella
Larkin Rose Miss, dressmaker, res 411 Ninth
Larkins Thomas, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Larrner Augustus B., carpenter, res Magnolia bet Fifth and
Seventh
Larnzezo Charles, whitener, res 607 Franklin
Laroche E. Mrs., lodgings, 461 Ninth
Laronche Maria Mme., res 529 Second
Larrabee John, blindmaker with H. W. Barnes
Larrieu Augustus, conductor C. P. B. B., res S s Goss bet
Wood and Pine
Larsen Georgina Mrs., res 658 Third
Larsen Peter, laborer with Shakespeare & Walter, res Cos-
mopolitan House
Larson Albert J., lather, res 823 Henry
Larson Arne, carpenter, res 611 First
Larson Charles J., wood carver Oakland Planing Mill, res
611 Fourth
Larson Gilbert, bootmaker, shop and res W s University av
nr Sixth, W. B.
Larson H. Mrs., res 1054 Third
Larson James, res 522 First
Larson L. (Paufoe & Larson) res 802 Broadway
Larson Louis, band sawyer Grove-st. Planing Mill
Larson O., widow, res 823 Henry
Larson Olney, res 611 Fourth
Larson Sarah, domestic, 604 Eighth
Larue Eugene, student University
Larue Frank, carpenter, res E s Eighth av bet East 11th and
East 12th
Larue Gus., conductor C. P. B. B.
LARUE JAMES, proprietor Brooklyn Lumber Yard, cor
Fourteenth av and East 11th, res East 12th bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth avs
Larue John, clerk with James Larue, res East 12th bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth avs
Larue Lucas B., clerk with James Larue, res East 15th bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth avs
LARUE'S WHARF, SW cor Fourteenth av and East 11th
Lascombe Eugene, manufacturer willow-ware, NW cor Twen-
tieth and Curtis
Lasette G. D. Mrs., res 565 Sixteenth
Lasker J., res Grand Central Hotel
Lassell J. A., with J. W. Davidson & Co., res Tubbs' Hotel
Ho to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for
Drive and elegant Dinner '",
only 3 miles.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakiand.
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Latham James H., stockbroker, res SE cor Jackson and
Lake
Latbrop Frank H., photographer, res N s Seventeenth bet
Jefferson and Grove &
Lathrop Solomon, watchmaker with W. Wilson, res N s Sev- ^
enteenth bet Jefferson and Grove I -
Latimer John T., res 1209 Adeline |Q
Latimer Thomas, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Laton Benjamin B., insurance agent, 906 Broadway, res NE
cor Castro and Sixth ?3
Laton George A., clerk with B. B. Laton, res NE cor Castro ^
and Sixth
Lauderbach Charles, bartender steamer El Capitan, res 1519
Seventh
Lauer <fc Gruettner (M. Lauer and D. Gruettner) gardeners,
815 Franklin
Lauer Martin (Lauer & Gruettner) 815 Franklin I £*
Laughland William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 657
Madison
Laughlin Mary, domestic, SW cor Webster and Orchard av
Laughran Sarah, domestic, 1117 Castro
Laumeister Hermann, butcher with L. Schaffer, res 555 Sixth
Lauphus John, porter with William G. Hawkett, res Divis-
ion bet Wood and Pine
Laurenco Joseph, laborer, res East 12th bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth avs
Laures Louisa Mrs., res 57 San Pablo av
Lausch Jacob, painter W. D. Co., res W s Brush bet Second
and Third
Lauston Christian, carpenter, res 1727 Myrtle
Lavell Sarah, domestic, 1114 Twelfth
Laville Emily M., seamstress, res 66-4 Twelfth
Lavine George, laborer, res cor Nineteenth and Curtis
Lawler James, confectioner with Bruning Bros., res cor
Ninth and Franklin
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Lawler James P., hostler Dexter Stables, res S s Fourteenth
nr Franklin ~
Lawler John J., carpenter C. P. B. B., res 1714 Eighth p_
Lawler Julia, chambermaid Grand Central Hotel
Lawless James, laborer, res 662 Myrtle
Lawless Patrick, blacksmith, shop and res S s Forty-fifth nr
Telegraph av
Lawlor John M. (John M. Lawlor & Co.) res Tubbs' Hotel
LAWLOR JOHN M. & CO. (John M. Lawlor and S. I.
Kellogg jr.) proprietors Tubbs' Hotel, N s East 12th
bet Fourth and Fifth avs
"Ml RFRT £ HlfNTFR fREAL ES1'ATtand insurance agents) 224 Montgomery s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Pro p e rty for Sale.
284 OAKLAND [L] DIRECTORY.
Lawlor William M., physician, office aud res NE cor Twelfth
and Grove
Lawrence Alonzo C, teamster, res S s Eleventh bet Castro
and Brush
LAWRENCE DeWITT C, editor and proprietor West
Oakland Press, res NE cor Pine and Division
Lawrence G. A., tinsmith with M. De Da Montanya, res S s
Lydia bet Brush and West
Lawrence H. H., assayer U. S. Mint (S. F.) res East 27th nr
Fruit Vale av
Lawrence Joseph, laborer, res S s East 15th bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth avs
Lawrence Joseph, operator W. U. Tel. Co., res 57 San
Pablo av
Lawrence Manuel, foreman with J. P. Laphan, res Gordon's
Landing
Lawrence Nathaniel, laborer, res W s Chestnut nr Thirty-
second
Lawrence S. J. Mrs., res N s Eighteenth bet Brush and
Castro
LAWRIE A. G-., searcher of records for Alameda county,
office 817 Broadway, res SW cor Jackson and Eleventh
Lawson Alfred Bird, accountant Oakland Tribune, res S s
Twenty-second bet Brush and West
Lawson Henry, coachman with Hiram Tubbs
Lawson L. A., teamster, res College av nr Alcatraz av
Lawson William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res Sec-
ond bet Clay and Jefferson
Lawton Israel, capitalist, 954 Broadway, res 1207 Castro
Lawton James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lawyer Mary Mrs., boarding and lodging, 517 Ninth
Lawyer Perry, carpenter, 517 Ninth
Layton H. J. Mrs., proprietor Star House, S s Seventh bet
Pine and Cedar
Lazarus Moses, groceries, NE cor B and Hannah
Le Ballister T. W., blacksmith with Northey & McGrath,
res East 12th, bet Ninth and Tenth avs
Le Blond Amedee, res 412 Second
Le Blond Joseph, tailor, 172 Sixth
Le Brun Emile Mrs., vegetables, City Market
Le Clair Peter, carpenter, res N s Thirtieth nr Magnolia
LE CONTE JOHN, professor University of California, res
S s Dwight way nr Ellsworth, B.
LE CONTE JOSEPH, professor University of California,
res S s Strawberry creek nr Telegraph av
Le Fevre Frank, carpenter Enterprise Mills, res 406 Franklin
PIFRMfiNT 9PRINP^ AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ L ] DIRECTORY. 285
Le Noir N. L., clerk with Holbrook, Merrill & Co. (S. F.)
res S s Third bet Alice and Jackson
Le Page Louis, carpenter, res Babue's Hotel
Le Pierre Louis, carpenter, res N s East 11th bet Seventh
and Eighth avs
Le Warne Benjamin F., manager and secretary Safe Deposit
Co. (S. F.) res NW cor Fourteenth and Linden
Leake Benjamin T., insurance agent, res W s West bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
LEAKE HENRY A., atty-at-law, 954 Broadway, res 1207
Castro
Leavell Erasmus T., carpenter, W s Telegraph av nr Forty-
seventh
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House (S. F.)
res 610 Seventeenth
Leavenworth Royal, teamster with Charles Jones, res TV s
Cypress nr Sixteenth
Leber John (Martter & Leber) res 460 Sixth
Leber Lewis, carpenter, res SE cor East 18th and Thir-
teenth av
Lebrecht William (Galvin & Lebrecht) res 1305 Webster
Leek Henry, student University
Leckie R. S., clerk with A. G. Lawrie, res SW cor Clay and
Ninth
Ledden Frank, bellboy Tubbs' Hotel
Ledden John A., (Ledden, Whipple <fc Co., S. F.) res 919
Linden
Lediman Otto, broommaker, res 758 Jefferson
Ledor T., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Leduc — , dishwasher, Washington Hotel
Lee A. W., tinsmith with 0. C. Kirk, res 315 East 12th
Lee George W., res 6 Pine
Lee Harriet J. Mrs., teacher Irving Grammar School, res
Edwards nr Telegraph av
Lee Henry C, accountant with Gladding, Surry hue & Co.,
res N s Edwards nr Telegraph av
Lee H. H., capitalist, res Tubbs' Hotel
Lee James, laborer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Lee Mary L., domestic, 1132 Linden
Lee Thomas, laborer W. D. Co., res cor Third and Center
Lee Thomas, student University
Lee Wall (Chinese) laundry, 367 Ninth
Lee William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill
Lee William J., painter, res 460 Twenty-first
Leech William, horseshoer with P. Artman, res Thirteenth
bet Webster and Franklin
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LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
286 OAKLAND [ L ] DIRECTORY.
LEEPER WILLIAM, wines and liquors, SW cor Adeline
and Seventh
Leet S. T., mining, res 152 Fifth
Lefebvre Charles, cook, res 609 Franklin
LEFEVRE ALFRED, dentist, NW cor Eighth and Broad-
way, res 832 Alice
Lefever Daniel, cigar manufacturer, NW cor San Pablo av
and Fifteenth, res Twenty-eighth nr San Pablo av
Lefevre Joseph, res N s East 15th nr Fourteenth av
Lefevre Peter, bartender with Belhumeur & Holden, res
374 Tenth
Lefferts Edmund, carpenter, res N s Sixth nr Market
Leffingwell Charles, bartender, res Newland House
Leffingwell William H., student University
Leefflr Hugh M., res 1156 Broadway
Leet C. A., blindmaker Grove-st Planing Mill
Lefort Edward, clerk, res 565 Seventh
LEGAL TENDER (weekly) A. E. Bedstone editor and
proprietor, 461 Ninth
Leggett A. Mrs., res 1016 West
Legler G. T., clerk, res 1005 Franklin
Legler Henry T., physician, 1068 Broadway, res 1005
Franklin
Lehmann Henry G., bootmaker, 1155 Broadway, res 1944
Filbert
Lehmann Joseph, gardener, res N s Sycamore nr San
Pablo av
Lehmkuhl H. H. C, clerk with Charles Hubert (S. F.) res
S s Seward nr Peralta
Lehn George, porter with Christian Schreiber, res SE cor
Eleventh and Broadway
Lehnig Frederick, carpenter, res 1157 Seventh
Lehnig William, printer, res 1157 Seventh
Lehritter John, barber (S. F.) res SE cor Ninth and Center
Leigh Stephen, boxmaker, res N s University av nr Fifth,
W. B.
Leigh William W., cook Grand Western Bestaurant, 1756
Seventh
Leighow James, clerk with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Leighton Thomas A., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
E s Pine nr Lincoln
Leimert Louis, real estate, res 927 Myrtle
Leipsic Lyon, junk, res Walsworth
Leist Charles, clerk Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., res
East 8th nr Seventh av
A tatiful Smier Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THKEE MILES FKOM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [ L ] DIRECTORY. 287
Leist — , Mrs., res N s East 8th bet Sixth and Seventh avs
Leitch David, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 611 Third
Lekgoat Louis, laborer, res 363 Third
Leland Henry C, carpenter, res NW cor Magnolia and
Twenty-second
Lemmon Charles, carpenter, res 951 Fifth
Lemmon Thomas, res W s Harrison bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Lemon E. E., butcher with F. F. Patronak
Lemon James M., contractor, res 1203 Castro
Lemon Josephine Miss, teacher Peralta School
Lemon S., apothecary, E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Lemon William, farmer, res S s East 16th bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second avs
Lemon William M., cigars and tobacco, 627 East 12th
Lemonte Thomas, ship carpenter, res E s Cedar bet Wil-
liam and Atlantic
Lener Joseph A., bootblack, 459 Seventh, res 513 Sixth
Lenihan Katie, domestic, SW cor Sixteenth and Castro
Lennon Bernard, with Contra Costa Water Co., res NE cor
Fifth and Market
Lennon Michael, marble cutter, res SW cor Ninth and
Washington
Lennon Patrick, laborer, res SE cor Webster and Seventh
Lennon Patrick, teamster, res S s Laurel nr Broadway
Lent Charles H., conductor C. P. K. K., res 1301 Franklin
Lentell James, harness and saddlery, and justice of the
peace, NWcor Franklin and Eleventh, res 1019 Webster
Lenz William, groceries, SE cor Eighth and Alice
Leonard Daniel, laborer, res Twenty-sixth bet Broadway
and Telegraph av
Leonard Delia, domestic with L. G. Cole
Leonard Edward, tailor, S s Isabella nr San Pablo av
Leonard Edward P., clerk (S. F.) res N s Sycamore nr
Telegraph av
Leonard George, draftsman, res SE cor Walton and Grove
Leonard George A., butcher, res cor Adeline and San
Pablo av
Leonard Herbert M., clerk with Daniel Stuart, res N s
Sycamore bet Grove and Webster
Leonard Hugh, laborer, res 471 Bay pi
Leonard John, laborer, res El Dorado House
Leonard Margaret, widow, res S s D wight way nr Humboldt
av, B.
Leonard Morris, carpenter, res 458 Fifth
Leonard Patrick, farmer, res Perry nr junction Walworth
filLBERT & H1INTFR AGENrs F0K SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery.*!., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
OAKLAND [Xj] DIRECTORY,
Leonard Willard, real estate (S. F.) res N s Sycamore nr
Telegraph av
Leonard William, laborer, res 210 Eighth
Leonard — , laborer, res NE cor Atlantic and Wood
Leonhard Frederick, proprietor Central Pacific Railroad
House, NE cor Bay and Willow
Leonhardt Henry, res 916 Kirkham
•Leopold Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res S
s Fourteenth nr Wood
Leopoldo Antonio, miner Oakland Paving Co.
Lepont F., res 701 Clay
Leprotti Sisto, res 359 Ninth
Leroy Alfred D., carpenter, res S s Prospect pi nr Broad-
way, rear
LEROY C, florist and rockman, SW cor Alice and Twelfth
Lesher Charles, res S s Thirteenth nr Center
Lesher Gertrude Mrs., res 957 Grove
Lesher William F., conductor C. P. R. R., res N s Seven-
teenth nr Cypress
Leslie George, teamster, res 915 Fifth
Leslie Hector, res 604 Seventeenth
Lester Emma Mrs., domestic, 916 Filbert
Lester — , res 1019 Chester
Letowineult Peter, watchman D. and D. and B. Asylum
Letter George, clerk with J. Letter, res SW cor Eleventh
and Clay
LETTER JACOB, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 957
Broadway, res 1019 Clay
Leu Lee Jee (Chinese) laundry, NE cor Sixteenth and
Broadway
Levanway Alice Gertrude Miss, res 763 Eighth
LEVANWAY WILLIAM A., physician, office and res 763
Eighth
LEVANWAY WILLIAM N., musician, res 763 Eighth
Leveque Mary E. Miss, res 1067 Brush
Lever A., laborer, res 812 Henry, rear
Leverett Edward J., wild game, res 1903 West
Levi Leonidas, engineer, res 1367 Market
Levin Joseph, laborer, res E s Shattucknr University av, B.
Levins Peter (Schoonover & Co.) res cor Short and Bay
Levy Henry, bookkeeper with Christian Schreiber, res E s
Grove bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Levy Henry R., clerk with A. N. Wachs, res 1216 Broadway
Levy Lazard, clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 951
Broadway
Levy Wolf, merchant tailor, 612 East 12th
PI FRMDN T 9PRINP*V F'RST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [L] DIRECTORY. 289
Lewis Columbus E. (C. E. Lewis & Co.) res 1453 Brush
LEWIS C. R. & CO. (Columbus E. Lewis) produce com-
mission, 1009 Broadway
Lewis Dio, lecturer, res 1207 Broadway
Lewis Elgin, carriage blacksmith, res Baxter House
Lewis George, blacksmith, res E s Eighth av bet East 11th
and East 12th
Lewis George W., bookkeeper with Shakespeare & Walter,
res Franklin bet Tenth and Eleventh
Lewis Howard H., student University, res First Club House
Lewis John, drayman, res N s East 11th bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth avs
Lewis John F., civil engineer, res 212 Fourth
Lewis T. C. Mrs., res 1018 Adeline
Lewis T. F., carpenter, res N s Taylor nr Willow
Lewis Thomas, carriage maker with Northey & Wagar, res
East Oakland Hotel
LEWIS WILLIAM A., architect, 1116 Broadway
Lewthwaite Alexander, bookkeeper with S. P. Taylor <fc Co.
(S. F.) res E s Fifth av bet East 17th and East 18th
Lexow Frederick, bootmaker, 1765 Seventh
Leydecker Th. W. (Leydecker & Wieboldt, S. F.) res N s
Thirteenth nr Willow
LIBBEY BENJAMIN F., stairbuilder Oakland Point
Planing Mill
Libbey Frank M., stairbuilder with B. F. Libbey
Libbey Joseph, carpenter, res SE cor Third and Peralta
Liberty Hall, 835 Brush
Lichtenthaler M. Miss, res 666 Tenth
Lick W. H., engineer, res Eureka Hotel
Liddicoat Mary Mrs., res E s Union nr Thirtieth
Liebel Jacob jr., compositor Brooklyn Vidette, res East 14th
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Liebmann Louis, clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 856
Brush
Liese Henry, butcher, 765 East 12th, res 763East 12th
Lievaux Charles, cook with Eemillard & Bros., res NE cor
Third and Jackson
Liftchild Florence Miss, retoucher with Murry Dunham, res
SE cor Eighteenth and Franklin
Liftchild Harry, advertising solicitor Once-a-Week, res
Bellevue House
Liftchild Sarah Mrs., res 1376 Franklin
Liliencrantz A., physician and surgeon, 1459 Telegraph av
Linchecomb H. Mrs., widow, res 807 Jefferson
Linchecomb Joseph, cook, res 807 Jefferson
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
19
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
290 OAKLAND [Xj] DIRECTORY.
Liucke Rudolph, carriage trimmer with Sohst Bros., res 718
Myrtle
Lincoln Grammar School, T. O. Crawford principal, NE cor
Tenth and Alice
Lincoln H. D., carpenter Northern R. R., res West Oakland
House
Lindeman Henry, carpenter, res cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Linderman J. H., cook Contra Costa Laundry
Linderman J. C, broker (8. F.) res N s Fifth bet Filbert
and Linden
Lindsay C. Mrs., midwife, res NE cor East 12th and
Twelfth av
Lindsay John, painter, res NE cor East 12th and Eleventh av
Lindsay Oliver, wellborer, res 825 Henry
Lindsay Thomas, farmer W s College av nr Asylum, B.
Lindsey James, painter, res El Dorado House
Linehan Daniel J., barber, S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Linnegar James, pantryman Tubbs' Hotel
Lintop Charles, laborer, Roff's Hotel
Lipman S., barber with F. W . Seeglitz, res Ninth bet Broad-
way and Franklin
Lippmann & Salinger (A. Lippmann and A. M. Salinger)
proprietors Cash Auction House, 476 Ninth
Lippmann Abraham, dry and fancy goods, 903 Broadway
(and Lippman & Salinger) res cor Ninth and Clay
Lippold Bernard, tanner, res S sEast 12th nr Seventeenth av
Lisbon Louis, coachman, Bay pi nr Broadway
Lister Archibald, train dispatcher C. P. R. R., res 1019
Chester
Li tie Joseph H., clerk C. P. R. R.; res Grand Western
Hotel
Litle William H., cigars and varieties, 1776 Seventh
Littau Charles, dairy produce, NW cor Seventh and Clay
Little Arthur L., carpenter, res 820 Sixteenth
Little Frank, groceries, NE cor Brown and Market
Little James R., clerk with Charles Jones, res 830 Sixteenth
Little Joseph, expressman, res 514 East 12th
Little Mary Miss, res 950 Filbert
Little Samuel, woodturner Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 581
Caledonia av
Little William C. (Taylor & Co.) res W s Broadway bet
Hawthorne and Moss avs
Littlefield Charles A. (Shaw & Littlefield) res 672 Sycamore
Littlefield J. W., engineer C. P. R. R.
Littlejohn — , res W s Seventh av bet Easth 10th and East
11th
IFflMnNT HflTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY REN0VATED-andnowoffers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [Jj] DIRECTORY. 291
Live Oak Lodge, No. 17, Knights of Pythias, 1056 Broadway
Liver John, painter, res 460 Fifth
Livermore Horatio G., res cor Fourth av and McAdam E
of Broadway
Livermore Horatio P., capitalist, res bet Fourth av and Mc-
Adam E of Broadway
Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., B. B. La ton
agent, 906 Broadway
Livingston Fred. S., carpenter, res S s Sycamore nr San
Pablo av
Livingston H. B-, reporter Transcript
Livingstone Rosa M. Miss, student University
Lloyd Benjamin E., book agent, res N s Second nr Jackson
Lloyd John, assignee in bankruptcy (S. F.) res Fruit Vale
av nr Ferndale
Lloyd Richard, painter, res S s D wight waynr Shattuck, B.
Lloyd Robert, gasfitter, res 805 Jefferson
Loch Louis (Moller & Loch) res 1271 San Pablo av
Lock Z., expressman, res SW cor William and Willow
Locke William R. Mrs., res NE cor Alice and Durant
Lockerman William, Berkeley Real Estate Office, N s Ban-
croft way nr Dana, B.
Lockington William N., architect, res N s Thirty -fifth nr
San Pablo av
Loebenstein Jacob, real estate and insurance agent, 915
Broadway, res 831 Franklin
LCEPER CHARLES, proprietor brass foundry, 904 Wash-
ington
Lceper Charles jr., brassfmisher with C. Lceper, res 1407
Thirteenth
Logan H. Clay, bookkeeper C. P. R. R. (S. F.) res 12 Pear-
son's Row
Logan James Mrs., res W s Harrison bet Third and Fourth
Logan Milburn H., student University
Logan Oliver C, res N s Eleventh bet Castro and Brush
Lohman I. (Lohman, Coghill & Rountree, S. F.) res SW
cor Madison and Lake
Lohman William, physician and surgeon, res 437 Eleventh
Lohmann Henry, butcher United States Restaurant, res 1156
Broadway
Lohrmann John, pickle factory (S. F.) res 864 Chester
Lohsen George, carpenter, res Fourth bet Washington and
Broadway
Lohsen John H., laborer, res N s Spring nr San Pablo av
Lamballot Louis, proprietor Michel House, Redwood road
nr Fruit Vale av
GILBERT & HflNTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
292 OAKLAND [Xj] DIRECTORY.
Lombard C. L., carpenter, res 224 Second
Lonargin Michael, laborer W D. Co., res 802 Willow
London Assurance Corporation, B. C. Dick agent, 1004
Broadway
Long Emery M., timekeeper W. D. Co., res 1464 Seventh
Long Jens, carpenter, res Webster nr Booth
Long John, laborer W. D. Co., res Magnolia bet Second and
Third
Long Lewis H., engineer, res S s Walton nr Grove
Long L. H., carpenter, res 813 Henry
Long Libbie Miss, res 617 Ninth
Long Louis H., student University, res S s Walton nr Grove
Long M. A. Mrs., res NE cor Taylor and Pine
Long Mary E. Mrs., res 617 Ninth
Long Thomas C, bookkeeper with A. McGerry, res Win-
throp House
Long William, butcher, res N s William bet Willow and
Wood
Longchamp Joseph, carpenter W. D. Co., res S s William
bet Wood and Pine
Longey William, clerk with C. Hollermann, res Clay bet
Sixth and Seventh
Longfield Joseph, carpenter, res S s William bet Wood and
Pine
Look Charles K., sash and door maker with A. T. Elford &
Co., res SE cor Eleventh av and East 15th
Loomis John C, carriage painter with E. Bangle, res East
Oakland Hotel
Lopez Joseph, farmer, E s San Pablo av nr University av
Lopez Juan, farmer, res W s Telegraph av opp Humboldt
Park, Temescal
Lorber Frank, res E s Wood bet Atlantic and William
Lore William, porter with A. Diedrichsohn, res 1816 Seventh
Lorensen Michael, carpenter, res NW cor Adeline and Third
Loring Arthur, brakeman C. P. R. B., res 1054 Tenth
LORING GEORGE Y., superintendent Oakland R. R. Co.,
res 1054 Tenth
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., dressmaking, 211 Twelfth
Loring Williston A., res SE cor Fifteenth and Castro
Lorquin E. F., naturalist (S. F.) res E s Elm nr Hawthorne av
Lothrop F. C. Mrs., res N s Forty-second nr Grove
Lothrop G. W., general commission merchant, 1785 Seventh
LOTKA & ZALUD (Winslow Lotka and John Zalud) pic-
tures, frames and confectionery, 1217 Broadway
Lotka Winslow (Lotka & Zalud) res 1217 Broadway
Lott Niles N., printer Transcript, res Winsor House
OQ
FOvV/.r GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [Xj] DIRECTORY. 293
Loud Henry A., barber, 689 East 12th, res 1065 Twelfth av
Loud Warren, merchant, res 1316 Seventh av
Lougee C. H., carpenter, res 1513 Eighth
Lough & Wilkinson (Harry S. Lough and W. J. Wilkinson)
butchers, 800 Broadway
Lough Harry S. (Lough & Wilkinson) res 516 Fifth
Loughborough John N., pastor Seventh Day Adventists'
Church, res N s Eighteenth bet Brush and Castro
Louis Anton, laborer Clinton Flour Mill, res S s East 17th
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Louis John, res 1178 Sixteenth av
Louis Thomas, with Contra Costa Laundry
Louisiana House, William Howlett proprietor, 420 First
Loup T. M., res W s Elm nr Plymouth av
Louphus Charles, telegraph operator (S. F.) res 811 Castro
Louterbach Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Love George P., painter, 'res Thirteenth and Campbell
Love James H., clerk, res 1364 Franklin
Love William H., carpenter and builder, res 485 Bay pi
Lovegrove George H., collector S. F. Gaslight Co., res E s
Adeline nr Fourteenth
Lovejoy Harvey P., mechanic, res 673 Tenth
Loveland I.E., engineer C. P. R. R. steamers, res E s Pine
nr Lincoln
Loveland John F., teamster with Holbrook, Merrill & Co.
(S. F.) res S s Taylor bet Willow and Wood
Lovett Julia, widow, res 707 Fifth
Lovius Albert (Miller & Lovius) res 1277 San Pablo av
Low Benjamin K. (Medbury & Low) res cor Sixth and Dela-
ware, W. B.
Lowden Samuel, mining, res W s Center nr Tenth
Lowden W. H., bookkeeper (S. F.) res W s Center nr Tenth
Lowe Arthur J., student University, res W s Chapel nr Ban-
croft way, B.
Lowe James, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 420 First
Lowe Lucy, with Cal Watch Co.
Lowell Edgar L., clerk with Milbury & Burleson, res 955
Jackson
Lowell Emma A. Miss, organist, res NE cor Sixteenth and
West
Lowell John P., wool and hides (S. F.) res SW cor Eigh-
teenth and Castro
Lowell Nathan P., proprietor Eagle Warehouse (S. F.) res
NE cor Sixteenth and West
Lowell W. H., mining, res 953 Jackson
Lowery John, gardener, W s Shattuck nr University av, B.
Pll RFRT A H1INTFR REAL E!
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
294 OAKLAND [ L ] DIRECTORY.
Lowrey Fred C, clerk Hathaway's Warehouse (S. F.) res
1201 West
Lowrey Fred J., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1201 West
Loyn Charles, saloon, 621 Broadway
Lozier Albert, clerk (S. F.) res 1222 Eighth
Lubbock Oswald, conductor C. P. R. R., res 562 East 11th
Lucas Allan, jeweller with Cal. Watch Co.. res Park House,
W. B.
Lucas H. J., feed and training stable, W s Pine nr Seventh,
res Division bet Wood and Pine
Lucas N. B,, carpenter, res Eland House
Lucas Robert B., carpenter, res 770 Twenty -first
Lucas Timothy S., car repairer C. P. R. R., res S s Seven-
teenth nr Cypress
Lude Steven, painter, res S s Twenty-fourth nr Adeline
Ludlow Charles H., laborer, res 832 Jefferson
Ludlow William B., foreman repair department C. P. R. R.,
res SE cor Pine and Atlantic
Ludwig H. P., widow, res W s Thirteenth av bet East 18th
and East 19th
Ludwig Maggie Miss, saleswoman with Walter E. Slate, res
Sixteenth av bet East 13th and East 14th
Ludwig Zacharias, cabinetmaker, res W s Sixteenth av bet
East 14th and East 15th
Lueger Frank, foreman Washington Brewery
Luelling Henderson, clerk with G. W. Babcock res Ninth
av bet East 14th and East 15th
Luelling Mary Mrs., res 474 East 14th
Luelling Oregon C, bookkeeper with G. W. Babcock, res
470 Eighth
Luff Charles, laborer with H. & J Pantoskey, res 562
Fourth
Lufkin Charles E., policeman City Hall, res 813 Market
Lufkin Thomas H., carpenter and builder, res NE cor
Twenty-first av and East 20th
Lulley Louis (Mark Lulley & Co.) res 326 Twelfth
LULLEY M. & SONS (Meno & Moses Lulley) auctioneers
and commission merchants and furniture dealers, 462
Eleventh
Lulley Mark (Mark Lulley & Co.) res 326 Twelfth
LULLEY MARK & CO. (Mark and Louis Lulley) adver-
tising agency, 462 Eleventh
Lulley Meno (M. Lulley & Sons) res 326 Twelfth
Lulley Moses (M. Lulley & Sons) res 326 Twelfth
Luna Frank, clerk, res E s Willow bet Seward and Lincoln
Lund J. N., carpenter, res cor Booth and Webster
'BFnSVinMT 9PRINPQ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [L] DIRECTORY. 295
Lund M. Cj commission merchant (S. F.) res S s Ninth nr
Peralta
Lundblad August, laundrjman Contra Costa Laundry
Lundt Henry, cabinetmaker TV. D. Co., res 1716 Eighth
LUNT FRANK G., proprietor Oakland Pharmacy, NE cor
Seventh and Willow
Lusk Horace B., carpenter with J. Lusk & Co., res E s Tel-
egraph road nr Summer, Temescal
LUSK J. & CO. (Josiah Lusk) manufacturer hermetically
sealed goods, canned fruits, etc., SE cor Telegraph road
and Clifton, Temescal
Lusk Josiah (J. Lusk & Co.) res N s Evoy av nr Adeline
Lusk Louis P., mechanic with J. Lusk & Co., res E s Tele-
graph road nr Summer, Temescal
Lusier Louis O., portrait painter, studio 475 Ninth, room
4, res NE cor Market and Eighteenth
Luth Charles J. H., harnessmaker with William Hanley, res
1114 Seventh av
Luth John, wines and liquors, NE cor Eighth av and East
Twelfth, res 1114 Seventh av
Luther D., physician, res SW cor Lydia and Brush
Luther Leonard, driver Contra Costa Laundry
Lutkey George, salesman (S. F.) res 1255 Alice
Luty F. E., real estate, 507 Montgomery (S. F.) res 924
Filbert
LUTZ & BERG (H. Lutz and M. A. Berg) mirrors, engrav-
ings, cornices, etc., 1058 Broadway
Lutz H. (Lutz & Berg) res 959 Webster
Lutz Hermann, tinsmith with Ernst Schulcr, res N s Seward
bet Wood and Pine
Lux Joseph, baker with Paul & Beier, res 815 Broadway
Lycurgus Thomas, laborer, res 553 Sixth
Lycoming Fire Insurance Co. of Pennsylvania, B. C. Dick,
agent, 1004 Broadway
Lydon Patrick, laborer W. D. Co.
Lyman John, with Contra Costa Laundry
LYNCH EDWARD, atty-at-law, res 625 Chestnut
Lynch Eugene (Lynch, Maloney & Fitzell) res 704 Webster
Lynch H. J., tinsmith, res 733 Filbert
Lynch Jeremiah, res N s Thirty-fourth bet Adeline and San
Pablo av
Lynch John, car repairer C. P. R. R., res E s Cedar bet
Goss and Short
Lynch John, carpenter, res Eland House
Lynch John, clerk, res 310 Tenth
Lynch John, laborer, res 810 Alice
PI! RFRT ft HIINTFR AGENTS F-0-? SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F.. or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
296 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Lynch John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 369
Ninth
Lynch, Maloney & Fitzell (Eugene Lynch, Patrick Maloney
and Peter Fitzell) wood and coal, NW cor Washington
and Fifth
Lynch Mary, domestic, S s Tenth nr Kirkham
Lynch Patrick, cartman, res S s Seventeenth nr Market
Lynch Peter J., gardener, res 721 Filbert
Lynch Thomas, laborer, res 310 Tenth
Lynch W. F. B., county Superintendent Public Schools,
office Court House, res Centerville
LYNDE GEORGE L.., hardware, stoves, tinware, gasfitting
and plumbing, 683 East 12th, res Fruit Vale av, nr
East 27th
Lynde L. L. Mrs., res 666 Tenth
Lynde P. J., carpenter, res NW cor Seventeenth and Per-
alta
Lynde's Hall, 683 East 12th
Lyon & Kinsey (J. L. Lyon and C. W. Kinsey) proprietors
Centennial Auction House, SW cor Washington and
Ninth
Lyon J. L. (Lyon & Kinsey) res NW cor Twelfth and West
Lyon W. S., res Mansion House
Lyons Herbert H., physician, 1068 Broadway, res 555
Charter
Lyons John, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Magnolia nr
Fourteenth
Lyons Thomas M., builder, res N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Lyons William, res 555 Charter
Lyons William, laborer, res Capital Hotel
Lyons — , clerk with G. W. McKeand
Lyttle John A., mining, res N s Eighth nr Willow
M
Mabrey W. L., watchman W. D. Co., res S s Goss bet Wood
and Willow
Mabrv A. Y., money broker, 965 Broadway, res 329 Fifth
MacBeth David, res 662 Fourth
MacCann William, clerk Mission Woolen Mills (S. F.) res
858 Castro
MacDERMOTT CHARLES F., capitalist, res NE cor Sev-
enth and Center
MacDONALD CALVIN B., editor Once a Week, res 461
Ninth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS A D w-— Y -->-"
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drin k Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 297
MacGowan P. S., bookkeeper with Murphy, Grant & Co.
(S. F.) res 175 Eighth
MacLeod Alexander, calker, res E s Henry nr Fifth
Macdonald John A. C, plumbing and gasfitting, E s Broad-
way bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Macdonald John B., shipwright, res TV s Henry bet Third
and Fifth
Macdougall William J., professor music and organist St.
Paul's Church, res SW cor Twelfth and Webster
Mace William, Custom House officer, res E s Market nr
Twenty-first
Machale Thomas, tailor, res Eland House
Machiera Carlo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Mack John, hostler with Hard & Howe, res S s Pacific nr
Campbell
Mack Patrick, laborer, res N s Thirteenth bet Peralta and
Center
Mack Patrick, laborer, res NW cor Adeline and First, rear
Mackey John S., teamster Pioneer Mill, res 373 Second
Mackie James B., clerk (S. F.) res Grand Western Hotel
Mackie John H., patent sewer traps, NE cor Valley and
Locust
Mackie J. TV., res 9 Tenth
Mackin John, carpenter and saloon, E s Choate nr Univer-
sity av, B.
Macklin Henry, res 308 Seventh
Macomber Egbert, farmer, res cor Thirty-fourth and Chester
MADDEN & NUNAN (F. Madden and John J. Nunan)
marble works, 1214 Broadway
Madden Daniel, laborer, res SE cor Sixteenth and Linden
Madden F. (Madden & Nunan) res 1528 Broadway
Madden Henry, plumber with O. C. Kirk, res 305 Third
Madden Maggie, domestic, The Centennial
Madden Michael, lather, res S s Summer nr San Pablo av
Maddigan Martin, hostler with W. H. Glascock
Maddigan Michael, horseshoer with A. J. Butterfield, res
405 Tenth
Maddock Morris, res 953 Webster
Madigan John, laborer, res TV s San Pablo av nr Holyoke,
W. B.
Madilena A. J., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Madison Frank, laborer, res 864 Washington
Madison George A., lather, res Winthrop House
Madriaga Atanasio, laborer, res E s Lusk nr Evoy av
Madsen Henry L., fruit and cigars, 1301 San Pablo av
Madsen Julius A., carpenter, E s Market nr Seventeenth
"MIRFRT fl HISNTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
298 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Madoras Joseph, laborer C. P. R. R.
Madoras Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R.
Magee David B. (Reed & Magee) res Central Pacific Hotel
Magill H. J., with Alameda County Branch Home Mutual
Insurance Co., res cor Chestnut and Buena Vista av,
Alameda
MAGILL ROBERT H., manager Home Mutual Insurance
Co., Alameda County Branch, office SE cor Broadway
and Ninth, res cor Chestnut and Buena Yista av, Ala-
meda
Magner Hannah, proprietor El Dorado House, 375 Eleventh
Magiier Michael, painter, res SE cor Eleventh and Franklin
Magnes Abraham, res 1163 Tenth av
Maguire John, watchman Pioneer Planing Mill
Maguire Kate, domestic D. and D. and B. Asylum
Maguire S. Mis., res 1211 West
Maguire Thomas, engineer C. P. R. R., res N s Chase bet
Wood and Willow
Mahan Edward, laborer, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Mahar William, conductor C. P.R. R., res 1120 Washington
Maher Ghristopher, res McAdam nr Clifton
Maher E., plumber with Dalziel & Moller
Maher Frank W., student University
Maher Henry, painter, res S s East 16th bet Tenth and
Eleventh avs
Maher John, carpenter W. D. Co., res Seventh nr Cedar
Maher John, wines and liquors, 1303 San Pablo av, and pro-
prietor St. Louis House, 415 Seventh
Maher Mary, widow, res S s East 16th bet Tenth and Elev-
enth avs
Maher Walter, res S s East 16th bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Mahl Sidonia, widow, res 1224 Eighth
Mahon Katie, domestic, 608 Seventeenth
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, res 560 Third
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, res SW cor Third and Grove
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, res S s Linden av nr Telegraph
av
Mahony Redmond J., cashier with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res
Grand Central Hotel
Mahony Thomas, porter U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 669 Eighth
Mailliard Joseph, student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Main A. F., accountant, res 658 Fifth
Malcolm Ann Mrs., res N s University av opp Ellsworth, B.
Maleplate Gustav, res Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
MALETON EDWARD, barber and cigars, 919 Broadway,
res 1606 San Pablo av
So to PIEDN10NT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner ™
only 3 miles.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY. 299
Maleton Harry, wines and liquors, SE cor Twenty-second
and San Pablo av
Mallet J., French bakery, 617 Broadway
Mallett & Hammon (John Mallett and W. P. Hammon)
nurserymen, 4 James' Block
Mallett John (Mallett & Hammon) res 4 James' Block
Malley Michael, laborer W. D. Co., res E s Filbert bet Third
and Fifth
Mallon Michael, laborer, res 972 Third
Malloney John, yard foreman C. P. R. R.
Mallus Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, res 476 Twelfth
Malm Charles A. (I). S. Martin & Co., S. F.) res 949 Willow
Malone James, furniture (S. F.) res N s Walton nr Grove
Malone O., laborer, res 810 Alice
Maloney Dennis, laborer, res E s West nr Eighteenth
Maloney James, laborer W. D. Co., res S s Third nr Myrtle
Maloney John, laborer, res S s Eighteenth nr Market
Maloney John H., laborer C. P. R. R., res Eighteenth bet
Market and West
Maloney M. L., res 1009 Franklin
Maloney Patrick, carpenter, res cor Peralta and Twenty-
eighth
Maloney Patrick, laborer, res Overland House
Maloney Patrick (Lynch, Maloney & Fitzell) res S s Eigh-
teenth bet Market and West
Maloney Patrick, shipjoiner, res N s William bet Pine and
Cedar
Maloney Peter, butcher, shop and res SW cor Shattuck and
Shannon way, B.
Maloney Thomas, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res N s
Twenty-fourth nr Filbert
Maloney Thomas, shoemaker with J. Green, res Winthrop
House
MALOON & CASWELL (Benjamin Maloon and Mason P.
Caswell) feed, produce and groceries, SE cor Twelfth
and Market
Maloon Benjamin (Maloon & Caswell) res 1369 Market
Maloon Benjamin F. (Maloon Bros.) res 1369 Market
Maloon Bros. (Seth B. and B. F. Maloon) flour, grain, hay
and feed, E s Broadway bet Seventeenth and Durant
Maloon George E., carpenter, res 1369 Market
Maloon Henry, clerk with Maloon Bros., res 814 Twenty-
first
Maloon Seth B. (Maloon Bros.) res S s Seventeenth bet
Brush and West
Maloy Mary, cook, NE cor Seventh and Center
HI! RCRT 9 HUNTER * REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F
UlLDLil I 0c nUll I Ln ( LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
300 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
MAMMOTH SALOON, John Bauer proprietor, 810 Broad-
way
Manchester Humphrey, res S s East 17th bet Sixth and
Seventh avs
Mandlebaum Fiesco, student University, res S s Bancroft
way nr Choate, B.
MANEFELD GEORGE, proprietor Vienna Chemical
Steam Dyeing Works, 834 Broadway, res cor Sixth and
Franklin
Mangels Herman, proprietor East Oakland Brewery, and
wines and liquors, SE cor East 12th Eighth av
Mangen John C, horseshoer, res St. Louis House
Manhattan Marble Co. of California, L. L. Alexander sec-
retary, NW cor Filbert and First
Manley Jedadiah M., special policeman, res 518 East 14th
Manlove S. A., teamster Oakland Lumber Yard, res 666
Ninth
Manly Mary Ann, domestic with Hiram Tubbs
Mann Albert W., clerk with Sather & Co. (S. F.) res N s
Fifteenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Mann B. F., capitalist, res St. James House
Mann Edwin E., driver Oakland R. R., res cor Forty -ninth
and Telegraph av, Temescal
Mann N. J., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Mannie Marcel, engineer, res NE cor East 10th and Tenth av
Manning Daniel W., machinist Cal. Watch Co., res E s Sev-
enth nr Delaware av, W. B
Manning J., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Manning Julia Miss, res 1679 Atlantic
Manning Patrick J., carpenter, res SW cor Pacific and
Campbell
Manning Timothy, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Central
Pacific Railroad House
Manning W. L, machinist Cal. Watch Co., res Park House,
W. B.
Manrow John, machinist C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Hotel
Mansen Henry, laborer C. P. R. R., res SW cor William
and Campbell
Mansfield George, res 827 Franklin
Mansfield James, 2d office Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Mansfield W. F., sexton First Presbyterian Church
MANSION HOUSE, Miss L. A. Willey proprietress, Broad-
way bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Mansion House, James H. Kimball proprietor, NE cor
Fifteenth av and East 12th
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ANE)
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ..Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 301
Mansons Joseph, laborer C. P. R. R.
Man tor J. Warren, paper carrier, res 662 Brown
Manuel George S., pressman Signs of the Times, res 708
Eleventh
Manuel George W., res NE cor Fourteenth and Castro
Manuel L., res N s Bristol nr Seventh, W. B.
Manzen Henry, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res cor Campbell
and William
Maple Leaf Nursery, L. M. Newsom proprietor, 151 East
12th
Marano Meranda, vaquero, res Forty-seventh nr Shattuck,
Temescal
Marble William D., boot and shoemaker, 480 Eighth
Marc Antonio, carpenter with Power & Ough, res N s East
14th bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth avs
March Mary, widow, res E s Brush bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Marchand Aimy D., photographic artist, res N s Sixteenth
nr Kirkham
Marchand Frank, carpenter, res N s Sixteenth nr Clay
Marchand J. E., res Berkeley Hotel
Marcus Isaiah, auction store, 869 Broadway, res 580 Charter
Margo Joseph, photographer, NE cor Seventh and Peralta
Mariante Wm. F., proprietor Eastern Hotel, 714 East 12th
Marietich Andrew, res 465 Fourth
Mariotte Noel, civil and mechanical engineer, res 556 Six-
teenth
Maristany Joseph, wholesale liquors (S. F.) res Eighth bet
Adeline and Union
Markey Mary, domestic, E s Telegraph av bet Plymouth av
and Edwards
Marklen Josephine Mrs., res 662 Alice
Markley Frank, jeweler, res 718 Fourth
Markley George W., carpenter, res 760 Brush
Marks Aaron, dealer glass, doors, windows, blinds, etc., 424
Eighth, res 855 Clay
Marks Anton, res ^ s East 14th bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth avs
Marks James, lather, res nr R. R. station, B.
MARKS LOUIS, groceries and liquors, store and res SE
cor Second and University av, B.
Marks Morris, driver with A. Marks, res 424 Eighth
Marks Samuel, hostler Downing's Livery and Stage Stable,
res 368 Eighth
Marolf Christ,' hog ranch, Thirty-ninth bet Telegraph and
San Pablo avs
Pll RFRT It HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and "nsurance agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
302 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Marquardsen & Becker (Charles Marquardaen and Fred.
Becker) butchers, SW cor Castro and Sixth
Marquardsen Charles (Marquardsen & Becker) res SW cor
Castro and Sixth
Marquardt JohnG. Rev., pastor Evangelical Association, res
N s Thirteenth nr Campbell
Marquart W., laborer Washington Brewery, NE cor Broad-
way and Sixth
MARQUES JOHN, proprietor Post Office Restaurant, 459
Ninth
Marr Archibald C, shipwright W. D. Co., res Cedar bet
Sixth and Seventh
Marr R. H., foreman shipwright C. P. R. R.
Marriner M. B., painter, res 958 Webster
Marriner Silas H., foreman W. D. Co., res N s Nineteenth
nr Market
Marsden Richard, porter C. P. R. R., res 370 Second
Marsh Alice Miss, res SW cor Eighth and Castro
Marsh C. C, res 666 Ninth
Marsh Charles, engraver California Watch Co.
Marsh C. P., capitalist, res SW cor Eighth and Castro
Marsh E. B., dealer stocks, res 1408 Eighth
Marsh John, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel (S. F.) res 173
Eighth
Marsh John, builder, res 1116 Broadway
Marsh John C, atty-at-law, res SW cor Eighth and Castro
Marsh M., real estate, res NW cor Thirtieth and Adeline
Marsh Maggie Miss, res SW cor Eighth and Castro
Marsh Sarah Miss, res SW cor Eighth and Castro
Marsh W. V., teacher Golden Gate Academy
Marshall Charles, res W s Webster bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
Marshal City, Perry Johnson, office City Hall, room 5
Marshall Frank J., foreman Oakland Wharf, res N s Pacific
bet Wood and Willow
Marshall George W., res 605 Sixth
Marshall John, carpenter, res 165 Seventh
Marshall John, saloon (S. F.)res 813 Center
Marshall John C, cooper, res 831 Seventh
Marshall W., fireman C. P. R. R.
Marson Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R.
MARSTON & ADAMS (Samuel I. Marston and George A.
Adams) real estate agents, NW cor Washington and
Seventh
Marston B. S., clerk U. S. Mint (S. F.) res W s Broadway
nr Twentieth
k beautiful summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
TUKEE MILKS FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY
303
Marston Charles A., res 1257 Jackson
Marston Charles A., bookkeeper with Marston & Adams,
NW cor Washington and Seventh
Marston Frank A., harness and saddlery, NE cor Broadway
and Eleventh, res W s Campbell nr Twelfth
Marston J. S., watchman U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 1257
Jackson
Marston P. F., builder, res Fruit Vale av
Marston Samuel I. (Marston & Adams) res W s Harrison
nr Sixth
Martel Melissa Mrs., ladies nurse, res 366 Fourth
Martell Joseph, bootblack stand, 455 Seventh, res N s Four-
teeth bet Franklin and Webster
MARTENS & REIER (John Martens and Henry Keier)
fancy and staple dry goods, 1159 Broadway
Martens Joseph, dairy, N s Thirty-third nr San Pablo av
Martens John (Martens & Reier) res 663 Sixth
Martin Addison, res W s Seventh av bet East 10th and
East 11th
Martin Aurelius F., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Martin Bartholomew, farmer, W s Fifth nr Holyoke, B
Martin C. S., carpenter, res NW cor A and Hannah
Martin Daniel E., superintendent Pacific Ice Co. (S. F.) res
1323 Harrison
Martin Daniel S., (D. S. Martin & Co., S. F.) res E s Camp-
bell nr Eighth
Martin Ebinezer, bricklayer with Cameron tt McDonald,
res cor Twenty-first and Curtis
Martin Edward J. jr., superintendent's clerk S. P. P. P.,
res 720 Seventh
Martin Frank H., framemaker with Lutz & Berg, res W s
Ninth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Martin Frederick P., res 55 Valley
Martin George P., laborer C. P. P. P., res N s Fifth bet
Henry and Chester
Martin George W., rigger, res 1864 Seventh
Martin James, brakeman C. P. P. P.
Martin James, laborer, res Overland House
Martin James, sheetiron pipemaker, res Overland House
Martin James C, atty-at-law, 15-16 Wilcox block, res 1266
Grove
Martin James L., carpenter, res 319 Fourth
Martin James S., nurseryman, SW cor Sixth and Folsom,
W. B.
Martin JohnH., laborer, res 1519 Third
GILBERT & HUNTER
A(itN[J> fUii SAN ^hAMIISCO AND ALmIVi^DA FhOPfcHiY.
Ofrice, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Aiameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
304 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
MARTIN J. WEST, president Union Savings Bank, res 56
Seventh
Martin, Kroll & Co. (William H. Martin, W. F. Kroll and
W. T. Wood) fruit, candy and cigars, Seventh-st (Broad-
way station)
Martin Mary, domestic, 753 Eighth
Martin M. S., stockbroker, res SW cor Eleventh av and East
15th
Martin Nancy, housekeeper, 963 Center
Martin Oscar S., student University
Martin Peter E., painter with C. B. Rutherford
Martin Robert, car repairer C. P. R. R., res N s Berkeley
way nr Shattuck, B.
Martin Robert W., stairbuilder Pioneer Planing Mill, res
W s Ninth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Martin Samuel, teamster with Freeman & Jaffe, res Linden
bet First and Third
Martin Spencer, atty-at-law, adjuster and insurance agent,
1106 Broadway, res 958 Webster
Martin Thomas, fireman C. P. R. R., res 864 Campbell
Martin Will N., student University
Martin William, carpenter, ..res N s Taylor nr Willow
Martin William H. (Martin, Kroll & Co.) res cor Clay and
Eighth
Martin — , butcher with T. W. Thacker, cor Third and
Filbert
Martin William, res 479 East 10th
Martinez C. K. Mrs., teacher Golden Gate Academy
Martter & Leber (Jacob Martter and John Leber) painters
and paper hangers, 460 Fifth
Martter Jacob (Martter & Leber) res 460 Fifth
Martyn William P., carpenter, res Taylor nr Willow
Marwedel Charles F., machinists' supplies (S. F.) res Blake
House
Marx David B., student University, res Chi Phi House
Marx — Mrs., res Fruit Vale county road nr Putnam
Maschfaux David, tanner with G. F. Crist
Maskell John (Maskell & Summerfield, S. F.) res N s Ed-
wards nr Telegraph av
Mason Andrew J., miner, res N s East 17th bet Seventh and
Eighth avs
Mason C. H., res E s San Pablo av nr Delaware, W. B.
Mason H. J., barkeeper stmr Capital
Mason I. M., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Mason James, res E s Thirteenth av bet East 15th and East
16th
PIFRMflNT ^PRINP^ FIRST CLASS H0TEL for summer boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 305
Mason" James L., waiter Nicboll House Restaurant
Mason Jesse D., teacher penmanship, 454 Twelfth, res N s
Thirteenth bet Wood and Willow
Mason John, bootmaker with Frederick Lexow, res Railroad
House
Mason John A., laborer, res 1210 Seventh
Mason John Reuben, agent San Jose Woolen Mills (S. F.)
res 1263 Webster
Mason Marcus, stock ranch, res 228 Ninth
MASON W. C. & CO. (W. C. Mason and Charles Packard)
groceries, liquors and crockery, 301 East 12th
Mason W. H. A., live stock, res Grand Central Hotel
Mason William C. (W. C. Mason & Co.) res 366 East 14th
Mason William H., atty-at-law, res 804 Willow
Masonic Hall Association, George W. Drake president,
Joseph J. Hollywood secretary, office NE cor Seventh
and Willow
Masonic Halls, SW cor Broadway and Eighth, and NE cor
Seventh and Willow
Masjjero Angelo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Massie John, conductor C.P. R. R., res S s Lincoln nr Willow
Masson P. B. F. Mine, teacher French, 462 Twelfth
Mastick George H., student University
Mastick Reuben W. student University
Matcovich Frank, cook, res E s Lewis bet Fifth and Seventh
Mather Solon H., res 317 Sixth
Matheson Daniel H., carpenter W. D. Co., res S s Seventh
bet Union and Magnolia
Matheson Mary M., domestic, 1720 Third
Mathews & Allen (E. G. Mathews and Charles E. Allen) real
estate agents, 6o5 East 12th
MATHEWS C. G. A., proprietor United States Restaurant,
1154 Broadway, res 1156 Broadway
Mathews E. G. (Mathews k Allen) res 104 East 12th
Mathews Henry, res 1019 Fifth av
Mathews J. C, architect, Union Bank Building, res N s
Durant bet Broadway and Franklin
Mathews John, carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Seventh and
Eighth avs
Mathews Peter, farmer, res E s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Mathews William H. J., res W s Webster bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Ma£hews W. J., architect, res N s Durant bet Broadway and
Franklin
Mathewson James, clerk with H. Bownan, res cor Twenty-
fifth and Webster
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ULULiil CtllUnHLn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN,
30G OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Mathewson James, dairy, res cor Twenty-fifth and Webster
MATHEWSON PETER, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Fourth and Webster, res 369 Webster
Mathey Pauline, domestic with W. A. Bray
Mathias Margaret, domestic, 915 Myrtle
Mathias Thomas, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Mathiesen Dennis, laborer, res 865 Twenty-second
Mathieu Adrien, baker, res 519 Fourth
Mathisen Lena, domestic, SE cor Adeline and Tenth
Matson William, musician, res 371 Ninth
MATTERN HARRY, proprietor Centennial Meat Market,
shop and res NW cor Ninth and Webster
Mattern Henry, speculator, res NW cor Ninth and Webster
Mattingly John A., clerk with Ledden, Whipple & Co. (S.
F.J res 719 Jefferson
Mattingly Richard C, carpenter, res 719 Jefferson
Mattingly Simeon, mining, res 719 Jefferson
Mattingly William T., collector Alameda County Branch
Home Mutual Ins. Co., res 719 Jefferson
Mattox William, farmer, res S s Thirteenth nr Wood
MAU CHARLES, architect, SE cor Broadway and Eighth,
res NE cor Jefferson and Fifteenth
Maupin Alexander, druggist, res 1116 Broadway
Mauvais Zeno, agent Florence Sewing Machines, 456 Twelfth,
res 278 Thirteenth
Mauzy Byron, clerk with Kohler & Chase, res 730 Eleventh
Mauzy R. D. & W. P., physicians, 1104 Broadway
Mauzy Reuben D. (R. D. <fc W. P. Mauzy) physician, 1104
Broadway, res 730 Eleventh
Mauzy William P. (R. D. & W. P. Mauzy) physician, 1104
Broadway, res 730 Eleventh
Maxwell Benjamin F., clerk with William B. Ellwood, res
NW cor Twelfth and Kirkham
Maxwell G. H., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Maxwell James, broker (S. F.) res East 14th nr Twenty-
second av
Maxwell M. L., widow, res 475 Ninth
Maxwell Walter, res NW cor East 15th and Eleventh av
Maxwell William A., official reporter Probate Court (S. F.)
res 1356 Franklin
May & Alga (J. H. May and Richard Alga) butchers, S s
Seventh bet Henry and Chester
May Alexander W., livery stable, Twelfth av and East ljth,
and superintendent E. O., F. V. and M. S. R. R., res
East 14th nr Fruit Vale av
May E. A. (Grosso & May) res 1225 Webster
RMONT HflTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and row <ners
great attractioRS to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda
OAKLAND [ M ] -DIRECTORY. 307
May J. H. (May & Alga) res S s Seventh bet Chester and
Henry
May William B., atty-at-law, res E s Webster nr Durant
Mayborn C. G., farmer, res SE cor San Pablo av and Forty-
second
Mayer Adolph, upholsterer, store and res 619 East 12th
Mayer John, tinsmith, res 216 Eleventh
Mayer Eichard, res E s Union nr Thirty-second
MAYES GEORGE, restaurant, 1215 Broadway, res 1209
Broadway
Mayhew A. H., wheat merchant, res SW cor Third av and
East 12th
MAYOR OAKLAND CITY, E. H. Pardee, City Hall
McAdam Alexander, carpenter, res Humboldt House
McAlister J. H., Central WTood Depot (S. F.) res 934 Linden
McArdle Sarah, domestic D. and I), and B. Asylum
McArthur Daniel, tailor, NE cor Seventh and Cedar
McArthur John, clerk, res NE cor Seventh and Cedar
McArthur Lulla Mrs., teacher music, res 462 Twelfth
McAvery Bernard, engineer C. P. E. E., res W s Campbell
bet Pacific and Atlantic
McAvinn Patrick, fireman C. P. E. E., res cor Fifteenth
and Cypress
McAVOY HUGH (Beaudry & McAvoy) res Sixth bet Web-
ster and Harrison
McBean Alexander, contractor, res 967 Jackson
McBean P. McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) res 501
Geary (S. F.)
McBride James, wood carver W. D. Co., res S s William bet
Wood and Pine
McBrien James, laborer, res Lynn nr Thirteenth av
McBrien Jane, widow, res 1021 Third
McBrine Patrick, coachman, res 759 Castro
McCABE & COX (Michael McCabe and P. M. Cox) gro-
ceries and liquors, 838 Market
McCabe Edward, laborer, res NE cor Seventh av and East
17th
McCabe J., plasterer, res 824 Twenty-second
McCabe Michael (McCabe & Cox) res 837 Market
McCabe Nicholas, carpenter, res Winthrop House
McCafferty Daniel, teamster with W. F. Hughes, res Char-
ter Oak Hotel
McCafferty Eose, domestic, NE cor Eighth and Jefferson
McCaffery John, plumber with J. Spencer, res 410 Tenth
McCain Nicholas, carpenter, res Winthrop House
McCall George, boiler maker, res 729 Myrtle
Pfl RFRT £ HflMTFR REAL ESTATE AND 1NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
308 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
MeCALLUM JOHN G., atty-at-law, Union Bank Building,
room 9, res 1115 Jackson
McCan Frank A., carpenter, res N s Brown bet Grove and
Telegraph av
McCargal Fannie A. Miss, bookkeeper with Murry Dunham,
res NW cor Telegraph av and Seventeenth
McCarroll Henry W., pressman Pacific Press, res cor Eigh-
teenth and Broadway
McCarthy & Stephenson (Timothy McCarthy and Stanley
Stephenson) painting and whitening, 361 Eighth
McCarthy Daniel, calker W. D. Co., res N s Taylor nr Pine
McCarthy Jeremiah, res cor Fourth and Delaware, W. B.
McCarthy Jeremiah, draughtsman, res Winthrop House
McCarthy Mary Miss, res E s Peralta bet Third and Fifth
McCarthy Michael, laborer, res S s Pacific nr Campbell
McCarthy Pafc'ick, fireman stmr Capital
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, res 812 Pine
McCarthy Thomas, waiter Russell House Restaurant, res
112 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy (McCarthy & Stephenson) res 363
Eighth, rear
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, res Union Hotel
McCarthy T. J., printer Evening Democrat, res S s Pacific
nr Campbell
McCartney Harry, painter, res Sixth av nr East 16th
McCartney Patrick, horse trainer with H. J. Lucas
McCarty Charles, stableman, res El Dorado House
McCarty Charles C, student University, res N s Dwight
way nr Humboldt av, B.
McCarty Daniel, plumber, res El Dorado House
McCarty Edward, laborer, res Eagle House
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, res 417 Seventh
McCarty John, carpenter, res S s Evoy av nr Adeline
McCarty Patrick, waiter, res Charter Oak Hotel
McCartv William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill res 517
Ninth
McCaskell Hugh, blacksmith, 608 Broadway
McCaskell John, blacksmith with Hugh McCaskell, 608
Broadway
McCaslin Andrew, teamster, res W s Ninth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
McCaughan Hugh, res Clay bet Eighth and Ninth
McCauley James, laundryman Contra Costa Latindry
McCHESNEY JOSEPH B., principal High School cor
Market and Twelfth, and President Oakland Library,
res 1350 Franklin
FOvRieAwFor GOLDEN GATE and the BAY <»to PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 309
McClain James C, capitalist, res Winsor House
McClaiu John, fireman stmr Capital, res 361 Third
McClain John sr., res 1011 Eleventh av
McClanahan Absolom, laboi-er, res 572 Fourth
McClanahan Robert, with W. W. McKenzie, res 570 Fourth
McClane Gustavus T., expressman, cor Broadway and
Eighth, res E s Myrtle bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
Fourth
McClellan George, laborer, res Twenty-sixth nr San Pablo av
McClelland Henry S., carpenter, res SW cor Twenty-fifth
and Broadway
McClenny William S.,4 painter, res SE cor Temescal and
Telegraph av
MeCLEVERTY & NOBLETT (Charles McCleverty and
Robert Noblett)) proprietors Fashion Livery Stable,
860 Broadway
McCleverty Charles (McCleverty & Noblett) res 567 Eighth
McClintock Joseph, teamster, res S s East 16th bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth avs
McCloud Edward, fireman Oakland Ferrv
McCloud R. H., postal clerk C. P. R. R., res 1603 Brush
MeCLURE DAVID Rev., principal California Military
Academy, E s Telegraph av nr Prospect pi
McClure Samuel, timekeeper W. D. Co., res E s Wood bet
Eighth and Chase
MeCLURE STEWART Major, res E s Telegraph av nr
Prospect pi
McClure A. T., physician, res 325 Sixth
McCoggan — , farmer, res 960 Clay
McComb Barron, carpenter, res SW cor Thirty-fourth and
Chestnut
McComb Carroll, res SW cor Thirty -fourth and Chestnut
McComb John, editor Alta California (S. F.) res W s
Second nr Vernon, Temescal
McComb Martha E. Mrs., res SW cor Thirty-fourth and
Chestnut
McComb Mary M. res Es Filbert bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
McCombs Jane, chambermaid Railroad Avenue Hotel
McConnell D., with Oakland Planing Mill
McConnell George F., clerk with Cadogan & Co., res 962
Clay
McConnell James D., harness and saddlery, 469 Sixth
McConnell John, laborer, res Ws Adeline nr Twenty -second
McConnell Mary A.,- boarding, 962 Clay
McConnell William V., harnessmaker with J. D. McCon-
nell, res 469 Sixth
Pll RFRT & HMNTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office. 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
310 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
McCool Henry, laborer, res Overland House
McCord Arthur, painter, res NW cor Grove and Twenty-sixth
McCormick Anna Miss, dressmaker, res 1720 Eighth
McCormick Ellen Mrs., res 682 Sycamore
McCormick H. B. (W. P. Haynes & Co.) res 1322 Harrison
McCormick John J., brass molder, res S s William bet
Cedar and Bay
McCormick L. C, clerk with Gladding, Surrylme & Co., res
Nicholl House
McCormick — , brass molder, res 1522 Seventh
McCourt Patrick B. (Buck & McCourt) res 1573 Broadway
McCourtney A. I., contractor, res N s Hawthorne av bet
Webster and Telegraph av
McCOURTNEY J. F., artist, 1004 Broadway, res cor Tele-
graph and Evoy avs
McCourtney M. P., farmer, E s Telegraph av nr Evoy av
McCover Bridget Miss, res W s Castro nr Nineteenth
McCoy Charles, res 62 East 12th
McCracken George S., collector with Freeman & Jafre, res
623 Filbert
McCracken John H., carpenter and cabinet maker, res cor
East 15th and Twentieth av
McCrimmon Kenneth, carpenter and builder, res SE cor
Twenty -ninth and West
McCrindle William, manager Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co. (S. F.) res S s Short nr Pine
McCruden Andrew, horseshoer with M. Casey & Son, res
418 Seventh
McCrum Mrs., res 1229 Webster
McCullough Ballentine, carpenter, res S s Fourteenth nr
Kirkham
McCullough H. T., porter C. P. R. B., res W s Chester nr
Third
McCullough James, carpenter, res 310 Fifth
McCully James, stairbuilder Grove-st Planing Mill, res
S s Fourth nr Market
McCune Henry painter, res Eland House
McCurdy Robert, res 358 Fourth, rear
McCutcheon Robert, wines and liquors, 370 Eighth
McCutcheon William, teamster, res 210 Eighth
McDanel Margaret, widow, res 617 Fifteenth
McDaniel Hibbard, teamster with Charles Jones, res S s
Fifteenth nr Jones
MeDANIELS THOMAS J., wholesale and retail liquors,
NW cor Seventh and Wood, res N s Twelfth bet Wood
and Willow
1EDW0NT SPRINGS JBE,u,'FULDR'VE'0"l'3ri^H,0,S,^«.,
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 311
McDearnon "William, plasterer, res Eureka Hotel <-»
McDermott Michael, laborer, res Overland House
McDevitt Ellen, domestic, S s Dwight way nr Ellsworth, B. K
McDevitt John, res W s Shattuck nr Forty-fifth ..
McDonald Andrew, laborer, res S s Thirty-ninth nr Tele- £
graph av _ H
McDonald Angus, carpenter with Cameron Sc McDonald, res JE
768 Willow 3
McDonald Anthony, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel Sy
McDonald Bridget, domestic with H. P. Livermore ^
McDonald C. Mrs., fruits and vegetables, N s University av |m
nr Shattuck, B. ^»
McDonald Charles, carpenter, res N s University av nr ~
Shattuck, B. g
McDonald Cornelius, laborer, res 860 Lydia h*
McDonald James, carpenter, res 477 Eighth
McDonald James, carpenter, res N"W cor Twenty-first av ~
and East 20th £
McDonald James M. jr., student University *•
McDonald John, carpenter, res X s University av nr Shat-
tuck, B.
McDonald John E., stockbroker, res 1259 Eighth »
McDonald Joseph B. (Cameron & McDonald) res 818 Myrtle
McDonald Mary, widow, res 963 Castro
McDonald Matthew, deckhand steamer Capital
McDonald M. S. Mrs., res 854 Brush
McDonald Murdoch, lather, res E s Harlan nr Peralta
McDonald Thomas, blacksmith's helper C. P. R. R.
McDonald Thomas H., boxmaker (S. F.) res E s Linden nr
Thirtieth
McDonald William, carpenter, res S s Fifth nr Chester
ter
McDonald William, contractor, res N s Berkeley way nr
Shattuck, B.
McDonnell John B., clerk Berkeley Real Estate Union, res
1117 Castro
McDonnell M. Creamer, secretary Berkeley Real Estate
Union, r 1117 Castro
McDonnell Michael, president and manager Berkeley Real
Estate Union, res 1117 Castro
McDonnell Patrick, laborer TV. D. Co.
McDougall Hatch TV., carpenter, res NE cor Dwight way
and Shattuck, B. j^
McDougall Hugh, carpenter, W s Shattuck nr Dwight way, i *
Berkeley
McDowell Eleanor, widow, res W s Pine nr Seward
or©
Pll RFRT & HIINTFR AGENTS F0K bAN fRa*cisco and ALAMEDA property.
Office. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
312 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
McDowell William A., civil engineer C. P. R. P., res W s
Pine nr Seward
McEachen Duncan, shipwright, res W s Lewis bet Third
and Fifth
McEathan Daniel, carpenter, res 508 Eighth
McEathan John, carpenter, res 508 Eighth
McElrath J. E., atty-at-law, 528 California (S. F.) res 668
Sixteenth
McElroy James, groceries and liquors, 528 Seventh
McElroy Michael, hostler with Newland & Puinyea, res 462
Seventh
McEnnis Alex., res cor East 23d and Twenty -first av
McEvoy James, plasterer, res St. Louis Hotel
McFadden John, laborer, res S s Thirteenth nr Kirkham
McFadden Patrick, teamster Mendocino Lumber Yard
McFarland Duncan, engineer C. P. P. R., res Union Hotel
McFarlaml John (Ekey & McFarland) res 517 Ninth
McFee Benjamin, plasterer, res 831 Seventh
McFee J. A., carpenter, res 559 Seventeenth
McGann Anthony, plasterer, res 458 Fifth
McGarry Andrew, proprietor Winthrop House, 409 Seventh,
and saloon, SE cor First and Broadway
McGarry Maggie, chambermaid Grand Central Hotel
McGauley Thomas, carpenter, res 957 Jefferson
McGee Edward, blacksmith with Nelson & Peterson, res E
s San Pablo av nr University av, W. B.
McGee Edward, gardener, res St. Louis House
McGee Peter, farmer, res E s San Pablo av nr University
av, W. B.
McGee James, farmer, res Higgins' road nr Shattuck, B.
McGeeney Ann, domestic, 1002 Adeline
McGeorge Horatio D., res W s Broadway nr Hawthorne av
McGETTIGAN BROS. (Patrick F. and Wm. J. McGetti-
gan) proprietors Star Bakery, SE cor William and Wil-low
McGettigan Patrick F. (McGettigan Bros.) res SE cor Wil-
liam and Willow
McGettigan Patrick J., baker with McGettigan Bros., res
SE cor William and Willow
McGettigan William J. (McGettigan Bros.) res SE cor Wil-
liam and Willow
McGibeny James B., professor music, res NE cor Valley
and Locust
McGillivray John D., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
McGillivray Joseph, res SE cor Madison and Eleventh
McGillivray William, student University, res SE cor Eleventh
and Madison
1EDM0NT SPRINGS" DW
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 313
McGinuis Bernard, res 472 East 11th
McGinnis Mathew, laborer, res W s Magnolia bet Second
and Third
McGivney James, plumber and gasfitter, store and res 965
Franklin
McGivney Mollie Miss, milliner, N s Seventh bet Cedar and
Bay '
McGivney Thomas, brass molder, res N s Seventh bet Bay
and Cedar
McGlone Catherine, cook, SW cor Chapel and University
av, B.
McGlone Henry, tinsmith C. P. R. R.
McGOVERN & CAHILL. (Andrew J. McGovern and James
Cahill) French and American paper hangings, decorat-
ing, fresco painting and window shades, 1157 Broadway
McGovern Andrew J. (McGovern & Cahill) res cor Twenty-
seventh and San Pablo av
McGovern John, lather, res 1051 Franklin
McGovern Michael, laborer, res S s Locust nr San Pablo av
McGovern Thomas, laborer, res Webster nr Fifteenth
McGovern Thomas, laborer, res First av nr East 11th
McGowan Patrick, laborer, res N s Atlantic bet Cedar and
Bay
McGowen Martin, expressman with Johnson & Fowler, res
S s Laurel bet Telegraph av and Broadway
McGrath B., res N s Forty -fifth nr Telegraph av
McGRATH JAMES, blacksmith and horseshoer, E s San
Pablo av nr San Pablo Station, res cor Market and
Thirty-fourth
McGrath John, carpenter, res St. Louis House
McGrath Mary, domestic, 770 Tenth
McGrath Michael, dairy, cor Nineteenth and Kirkham
McGrath Michael, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res 1842
Grove
McGraw George, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 714 Ninth
McGraw John, res 714 Ninth
McGraw John, carpenter, res 920 Franklin
McGraw Michael, laborer, res 714 Ninth
McGraw Patrick, laborer, res Forty-ninth nr Shattuck
McGraw Roderick, carpenter, res 559 Sixth
McGregor Charles B., laborer W. D. Co., res 1524 Fifth
McGregor John, carpenter W. D. Co., res 920 Franklin
McGregor Robert, carpenter, res W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth ,
MeGREW P. H., carriagemaker and blacksmith, 1062 Thir-
teenth av, res Eleventh av bet East 18th and East 19th
II RFRT £ HilfyTFR BUYandSELLREALESTA7Eand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Aiameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
314 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
McGrortay Patrick, laborer, res NE cor Telegraph av and
Twenty-eighth
McGuinn Mathias, laborer, res 510 Second
McGuinn Michael, gardener, res SW cor Taylor and Camp-
bell
McGuire Francis, res cor Telegraph road and University av,
Berkeley
McGuire Frank, gardener, res Mansion House
McGuire James, laborer, res Overland House
McGuire James, teamster, res junction Telegraph road and
University av, B.
McGuire J. M., engineer W. D. Co., res 1718 Chase
McGuire John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
McGuire Milton, machinist C. P. R R., res 1718 Chase
McGuire Thomas E., engineer W. D. Co., res N s Chase nr
Wood
McGuire William, farmer, cor Telegraph road and Univer-
sity av, B.
McHaffie James, carpenter, res 1003 Webster
McHale Thomas, tailor with John Carter, res Eland House
McHenry John, student University, res S s University av nr
Choate, B.
McHenry Mary Miss, student University, res S s University
av nr Choate, B.
McHenry Samuel, commission merchant (S. F.) res 776
Tenth
McHugh John, proprietor Beale-st Warehouse (S. F.) res
817 Jackson
Mclnerney John, res E s Watts nr Park av
Mclnerney Thomas, butcher (S. F.) res E s Watts nr Park av
Mclnerty Martin, laborer W. D. Co.
McINNIS ALEXANDER, lime, cement, plaster, hair, etc,
S s Seventh bet Market and Brush, res E s Chester nr
Fifth
Mclntyre Sophia Miss, res 1018 Adeline
Mclntyre Thomas, brakeman C. P. B,. R.
Mclvain Patrick, fireman Oakland Ferry
Mclver Charles, farmer, San Pablo av f mile N Cal. Watch
Co.'s Factory, W. B.
McKay Arthur, car inspector C. P. Pi. B., res Campbell bet
Chase and Taylor
McKay C. P., policeman, res 856 Clay
McKay Henry, gardener with Jonas M. Walker
McKay William L., painter, res 667 Eleventh
McKay W. Irving, clerk with A. C. Farno, res 1012 Webster
McKean C. Mrs., widow, res 751 Castro
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner0.!
DAY or NIGHT
ly 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY. 315
McKean William B., res 751 Castro
McKeand George W., searcher records, SE cor Fourth and
Broadway, res SE cor Seventeenth av and East 15th
McKee A. J., contractor, res S s Nineteenth bet Castro and
Brush
McKee Edward D., with Rodgers, Meyer & Co. (S. F.) res
1009 Adeline
McKee John T., teamster, res 617 Ninth
McKee Lizzie Miss, teacher music, res 563 Eleventh
McKee Logan, stockbroker (S. F.) res Eighth E. of Linden
McKee Robert L., atty-at-law, 460 Eighth room 1, res 1033
Adeline
McKee Samuel, stockbroker (S. F.) res Eighth E. of Linden
McKee Samuel B., judge Third District Court, res 1033 Ade-
line
McKen Adam, janitor County Court House, res S s Third
bet Castro and Brush
McKenna Daniel, laborer, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty -second
McKenna J., salesman (S. F.) res 710 Tenth
McKenna Thomas J., pedlar, res S s Thirty-ninth nr Tele-
graph av
McKenney Daniel, Oakland Paving Co.
McKenzie Daniel, watchman Oakland Ferry
McKenzie Henry A., lather, res cor Clay and Eighth
McKenzie Murdock, carpenter, res 722 Linden
McKenzie William, machinist C. P. R. R., res SE cor Dur-
ant and Broadway
McKENZIE W. W., undertaker, SE cor Broadway and
Eighth, res 611 Fifteenth
McKeon Patrick H., res 563 East 12th
McKeon Peter, laborer C. P. R. R., res Henrv bet Third
and Fifth
McKeown Joseph, laborer, res Choate nr Bancroft way, B.
McKernon John, carpenter, res cor Eighteenth and Kirk-
ham
McKibbon Robert W., carpenter, res 666 Tenth
McKimmons Mark, res 828 Myrtle
McKindrey Joseph, laborer, res NW cor Evoy av and Lusk
McKinlay Archibald, agent Bank British North America
(S. F.) res 779 Eighth
McKinley George, salesman with Mallett & Hammon, res
Grand Western Hotel
McKinnon Daniel, carpenter, res E s Adeline nr Second
McKinstry E. W., atty-at-law, res Grand Central Hotel
McKittrick Edward F., butcher with J. H. Davis, res 1069
Thirteenth av
GILBERTS HUNTER!
fREAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS! 224 MONTGOMERY, S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
316
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY
McLafferty B. S. Eev., pastor First Baptist Church, res 807
Brush
McLain G. D., mason, res 559 Seventeenth
McLaine Lauchlan, assayer, SW cor Seward and Wood
McLane Gustavus T., expressman, cor Eighth and Broad-
way, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-second
McLaren Peter, physician, res W s Seventh av bet East 10th
and East 11th
McLaughlan Michael, laborer W. D. Co., res E s Curtis bet
Twentieth and Twenty. first
McLaughlan Minnie Mrs., res 709 Franklin
McLaughlin Bernard, driver Brooklyn and Fruit Vale R. R.,
res 673 East 12th
McLaughlin C. W., with Olney & Co., res Telegraph av nr
Twenty-fifth
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, res Eighth bet Peralta and
Campbell
McLaughlin Hugh, laborer, res 736 Myrtle
McLaughlin J. E., machinist W. D. Co., res Charter Oak
Hotel
McLaughlin Owen, messenger The Oakland Bank of Savings,
res 1122 Eleventh av
•McLaughlin Winnie, domestic with T. H. Ralston
McLaurin Douglas, mining, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
McLean J. K. Rev., pa3tor First Congregational Church, res
1008 Washington
McLean John, carpenter, res 814 Park
McLean John, fireman steamer Capital
McLean John, plumber, res NE cor Fourth and Webster
McLean Thomas G. Rev., pastor Baptist Church, res 1129
Eighth av
McLennan D., res Central Pacific Railroad House
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, res S s Seventeenth bet Cypress
and Kirkham
McLeod Daniel, painter, res SW cor Bristol and Fifth, W. B.
McLeod J. A., carpenter Enterprise Mill, res Eighth bet
Washington and Broadway
McLeod James, bootmaker with C. W. Cornor, res SW cor
Franklin and Ninth
McLeod John, plasterer, res N s William bet Bay and Cedar
McLeod N. E., carpenter, res NEcor East 16th and Twelfth av
McLeod Robert, engineer, res 808 Chester
McLeod William, waiter Grand Central Hotel
McLeod — , res Central Pacific Railroad House
McLoud Alexander, res cor Fifth and Henry
McMahon Daniel, laborer, res 457 Durant
PSEDIV10NT SPRINGS
AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY,Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 317
McMahon George, laborer, res Eureka Hotel
McMahon M.. expressman, res 417 Fourth
McMahon Mary Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. B. Hendry, res
565 Sixth
McMahon P. (Barrett k McMahon) res 1018 Webster
McMahon Thomas A., student University
McMahon William, laborer, res 417 Fourth
McManus Alexander, carpenter, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
McManus Bernard C, carpenter, res S s Seventeenth bet
Grove and Jefferson
McManus James, hackman with B. J. Fletcher, res Fourth
bet Broadway and Washington
McManus M., fireman Northern B. B., res 864 Campbell
McManus Patrick, marble polisher with Madden & Nunan,
grocery and res SW cor Twenty-seventh and Grove
McMenamin Daniel, res 1161 Franklin
McMenamin Bobert D., carpenter, res 567 Fourth
McMenomy Kate, domestic, S s Hawthorne av nr Webster
McMillan 'Margaret, widow, res 738 Myrtle
McMinds Ira, expressman, Wood nr Seventh, res W s Kirk-
ham nr Eighteenth
McMullan Bros. (C. S. and J. H. McMullan) cigars and
tobacco, 455 Ninth
McMullan C. S. (McMullan Bros.) res SW cor Eighteenth
and Brush
McMullan Charles S., clerk with John S. McMullan, res
1369 Brush
McMullan John H. (McMullan Bros.) res 1369 Brush
McMullan John S., real estate, res 1369 Brush
McMullan M., stableman with L. M. Beaudry
McNair Mary, widow, res 1153 Seventh
McNally John B., assistant pastor St. Anthony's Church,
res NE cor East 16th and Fifteenth av
McNamara Michael, laborer C. P. B. B., res S s Goss bet
Cedar and Bay
McNamara Patrick, res 951 Third
McNaruara Patrick, laborer, res 610 Second
McNamara Patrick, laborer, res E s Union nr Twenty-sixth
McNamara Thomas,~laborer, res Overland House
McNamee Francis, laborer, res Mansion House
McNarnee Frank, laborer, res Winthrop House
McNaultv John, watchmaker California Watch Co.. res SW
Bristol and Fifth, W. B.
McNealy Malachi T., tailor, res 1210 West
McNear George W., commission merchant (S. F.) res E s
Adeline nr Eighteenth
Pll RFRT J2, MS iNXFR ' REAL ESTATE and insurance agents t 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
318 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
McNeil Daniel, painter, res Myrtle bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
McNeil E. G. Miss, res E s Humboldt av nr Carlton, B.
McNeil John, laborer with William Kennedy
McNeil John W., painter, res SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Myrtle
McNeill Godwin, student University, Zeta Psi Hall
McNerney John, inolder, res W s Adeline nr Third
McNulty Brian, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
McPartland James, porter Tubbs' Hotel
McPherson George F., mining (S. F.) res N s Merrimac pi
bet Telegraph av and AVebster
McPherson Joseph K., stock broker (S. F.)res SE cor Syc-
amore and San Pablo av
McPherson William K., contractor and lather, res 815 Wash-
ington
McQuid Patrick, gang foreman C. P. R. R., res 822 Chester
McQuarrie D., brakeman C. P. R. R., res Brooklyn Dining
Room
McQueeney James, laborer W. D. Co.
McQuillan Patrick, res 550 Eighth
McQuillan Joseph, laborer W. D. Co., res 816 Henry
McQuilquin John, bricklayer, res 730 Filbert
McQuilquin Patrick, hod carrier, res 410 Tenth
McRea Joseph, housemover, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-
Second
McSherry Alexander, hostler, res 615 Broadway
McSweeney Edmund, laborer, res cor Thirty-fourth and
Chestnut
McTaggart Daniel, engineer Alameda Iron Works, res SE
cor Campbell and Eighth
McTaggart Kate, domestic with E. F. Schroder
McTavish D. C, carpenter, res 835 Clay
McTavish D. C, plasterer, res 709 Fifth
McTernan Hugh, shipsmith, res 814 Chester
McVey John, carpenter, res 1305 Clay
McWade David D., roadmaster C. P. R. R., res SW cor
16th East and Twelfth av
McWade D. D. Mrs., dressmaker, SW cor East 16th and
Twelfth av
McWay & Cordes (Christopher McWay and Hermann
Cordes) rope manufacturers, Kirkham nr Seventh
McWay Christopher (McWay & Cordes) res Varsale, Ala-
meda
McWay Christopher jr., ropemaker with McWay & Cordes,
res Varsale, Alameda
A Mill Summer Home— PiEDMONT SPRINGS T1
OAKLAND.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 319
McWay John L., ropemaker with McWay & Cordes, res
Varsale, Alameda
Mc Williams James, laborer Oakland E. R. Co.
McWilliams John, laborer, res NW cor Chestnut and First
Me Worthy Frank J., miner, res E s Broadway nr Twenty-
fourth
Meacham Robert, proprietor Bartlett House, 473 Seventh
Mead Alden, millwright, res NW cor Chapel and Bancroft
way, B.
Mead James F., machinist, res 65 Valley
Mead Lewis R., secretary Risdon Iron and Locomotive
Works (S. F.) res W s Tenth av bet East 17th and
East 18th
Mead Martin T., engineer, res 65 Valley
Mead T. W., res W s Cedar nr Chase
Mead William H., secretary Contra Costa Water Co., res
S. F.
Meade Calvert, with Oakland Bank of Savings, res Grand
Central Hotel
MEADER & CO. (Horace P. Header) proprietors Oakland
and Alameda Express, 907 Broadway and 333 East, S.F
Meader Horace (Header *k Co.) res NE cor Eleventh and
Madison
MEADER'S EXPRESS, Meader & Co. proprietors, 907
Broadway and 333 East, S. F. *
MEADS SIMON P., real estate agent, 1160 Broadway
Heads S. P., teacher Classical and English School, res Or-
egon Block
Meagher John, plasterer, res SW cor Tenth and Kirkham
Meagher Sarah, domestic, W s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Meahan Michael, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Mealey George, cabinetmaker, res 573 Eighth
Meason Isaac C, wharfinger (S. F.) res 1309 Webster
Hechanics' Home, Daniel Hayes proprietor, S s William
bet Pine and Cedar
MECHANICS' HOTEL, James Gibbons proprietor, 416
Seventh
Hedabury Charles D., commercial agent, res 830 Clay
HedauHena Mrs., res 1010 Chester
Medbery & Low (William C. Medbery and Benjamin K.
Low) wood and coal, cor Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Hedbery Lulu Hiss, student University
Medbery William C. (Medbery & Low) res cor Chapel and
Bancroft way, B.
Medland Henry, laundryman Conta Costa Laundry
Medicus Adam, gardener, res 1829 San Pablo av
I! Rf-HT £ H1INTFR AUtim t0ii ~RN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
320 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Mee James, machinist, res 13f)0 Webster
Meek Horry, student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Meeker George C, architect, 620 East 12th, res Seventh av
bet East 19th and East '20th
Meeker James T. Mrs., res cor Seventh av and East 19th
Meeks William N., res Knox House
Megahan Ambrose, plasterer, res E s Tenth av bet East 14th
and East 15th
Megahan John, plasterer, res E s Tenth av bet East 14th
and East 15th
Mehar John carpenter, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and Pine
Mehrmann Ferdinand, physician, N s Elizabeth nr San Pa-
blo av
Mehrmann Henry, clerk with Edward Maleton, res Summer
nr San Pablo av
Meier Henry, gardener, NW cor Park and San Pablo av
Meikle & Davis (D. A. F. Meikle and F. W. Davis) black-
smiths and carriage makers, SE cor Sixteenth av and
East 14th
Meikle D. A. F. (Meikle & Davis)res NE cor Dennison and j
Kennedy
Meinecke Phoebe, res S s East 14th bet Eighteenth and Nine- j
teenth avs
Melandy John, carpenter, res cor Clay and Seventh
Melbourn Richard, porter, res 819 Chester
Meldron Henry, stevedore, res E s Union bet Third and
Fifth
Mellerup William, teamster D. and D. and B. Asylum
Mellis Bros. (Frank J. and Fred. R. Mellis) Auction House?
871-873 Broadway
Mellis Frank J. (Mellis Bros.) res 873 Broadway
Mellis Fred. R. (Mellis Bros) res 873 Broadway
Mellis Theodore, student Taylor's Business College, res cor
Broadway and Eighth
Mellor James F. (Ryan & Mellor) res 909 Webster
Melquiond C, res 1168 Seventh
Melquiond — Mme., teacher French, res 1168 Seventh
Melville Frank, carriagemaker with M. W. Allen, res cor
Ninth and Franklin
MENDOCINO LUMBER YARD, Walter Laidlaw proprie-
tor, SE cor Seventh and Brush
Menges Adam, res 325 Ninth
Menges Henry, hairdresser, 454 Eighth, res 905 Washington
MENKE DIETRICH, groceries, wines, liquors and cigars,
872 Broadway
Mentz Frederick, res cor Sixteenth and Center
PI FRMflNT ^PRINP9 FIRST CLASS H0TEL for summer boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 321
Meuyes Jacob, laborer, res W s Center nr Seventh
Meredith Griffith, lumber (Sierra Co.) res 1305 Alice
Merithew Joseph C, res SE cor Fifth av and East 11th
Merle A., hardware (S. F.) res 1010 Chester
Merlino Thomas, coachman, NE cor Ninth and Peralta
Merner James, car repairer C. P. R. R., res S s William bet
Wood and Pine
Merric — , physician (S. F.) res 828 Franklin
Merrill Alva I)., commission merchant, res E s Franklin bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Merrill George H., clerk with Alex. Melnnis, res cor Brush
and Eleventh
Merrill Isaac, mail agent C. P. R. R., res Sunnyside House
Merrill James T., carpenter with Power & Ough, res W s
Telegraph av nr Forty-third
Merrill Jay, jig sawyer with Power & Ough, res S s Eighth
bet Campbell and Willow
Merrill Jerome B., res N s Third nr Clay
Merrill Samuel I., bookkeeper (S. F.) res N s Third nr Clay
Merrill Sidney S., drugs and stationery, and postmaster,
Berkeley, Choate nr University grounds, B.
Merrill William B., brickmaker, res S s Eleventh bet Brush
and Castro
Merritt Ambrose, carpenter with W. W. McKenzie, res 362
Ninth
Merritt Isaac (Corlies & Merritt) res SE cor Market and
Tenth
Merritt Julia E. Miss, teacher Durant School, res SE cor
Elm and Valley
Merritt Laura A. Miss, telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co.
(S. F.) res SE cor Elm and Valley
MERRITT SAMUEL, capitalist and proprietor Oakland
Lumber Yard, foot of Washington, res 1213 Madison
Merritt S. H., master mariner, res 1157 Franklin
Merritt W. C. Rev., res SE cor Elm and Valley
Mersich D., fruit (S. F.) res 852 Jefferson
Merwin & Son (E. C. and E. W. Merwin) architects, 1116
Broadway
Merwin D. W., brakeman C. P. R. R., res Alameda
Merwin E. C. (Merwin & Son) res Metropolitan Block
Merwin E. W. (Merwin & Son) res Metropolitan Block
Merwin Josiah B., laborer, res Pearson nr Taylor
Messmer Killian, res Thirteenth av, Lynn
Metcalf Clifford A., clerk with R. G. Huston, res The
Home, B.
Metcalf George A., student University
GilRPDT 9 UHftiliTn BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
iLULPil 0c nUSl I En NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
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322 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Metcalf George D., teller Union Savings Bank, and Notary
Public, res E s Bushnell nr University
Metcalf O. F., contractor, res 910 Franklin
Metcalf Olive Mrs., dressmaker, res 910 Franklin
Methodist Episcopal Church (Brooklyn) Bev. B. E. Edgell
pastor, cor Seventh av and East loth
Methven Alexander H., watchmaker with W. Wilson, res 961
Broadway
Metropolitan Block, cor Sixteenth and San Pablo av
Metzger George, res 1110 Twelfth
METZLER CHARLES, proprietor Golden Gate Hall, 471-
475 Eighth, res 713 Greenwich, S. F.
Metzler George, cook, res SW cor East 14th and Eigh-
teenth av
Meves Bernhard, clerk with Wieser & Meves, res 714 Fourth
Meves Otto (Wieser & Meves) res 714 Fourth
Meyer Adolph sr., hatter with Adolph Meyer, res 721 Sixth
MEYER ADOLPH, hatter, 1071 Broadway, res 721 Sixth
Meyer A. H., clerk, res Eureka Hutel
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper with F. Hufschmidt (S. F.)
res 944 Wood
Meyer Emma B. Mrs., res 768 Twelfth
Meyer F. H., druggist, res 856 Harrison
Meyer Fred., veterinary surgeon, office and res 416 Eighth
Meyer Gustav W., salesman with Adolph Meyer, res 721
Sixth
Meyer Henry (Caroe & Meyer) 1113 Broadway
Meyer Henry, barber, 715 Sixth
Meyer Henry clerk with I). Menke, res NW cor Broadway
and Sixth
Meyer Henry H., proprietor Eureka Hotel, SW cor Seventh
and Washington
Meyer John, carver, res W s Magnolia nr Thirty-second
Meyer John H., fireman C. P. K. R., res NW cor Campbell
and Pacific
Meyer Mark C, student University
Meyer Michael, engraver, res 1718 Filbert
Meyer S., laborer Washington Brewery
Meyer Victoria Mrs., res 1718 Filbert
Meyers William, pumps, res 1463 Seventh
Mhoon John B., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1017 Adeline
Miars F. A., res SW cor Evoy av and Linden
Michel August, wines and liquors, 715 Broadway
Michel House, Louis Lomballot proprietor, Redwood road
nr Fruit Vale av
Michell Hugo, painter, res 462 Third
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riLUmUfll n U I L L great attractions to the public as a POPULAR R
RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 323
Michell K A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 565 Second
Michelsen M., ticket collector C. P. R. R., Broadway Wharf,
res 59 East 12th
Micklethwait Charles, laborer with E. & A. Newland, res
Alta av nr Pleasant Valley av
Mickkelson Thomas, cook with F. Schaffner
Mididos Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R., res E s Harlem nr
Peraltji
Midsell — , mason, 409 Ninth
Mighel Louise Mrs., res 810 Isabella
Mihills Lee K., teacher Golden Gate Academy
MILBURY & BURLESON (S. Milbury and CM. Burle-
son) real estate agents, 907 Broadway,
Milbury Samuel (Milbury &, Burleson) res 1325 Alice
Miles Frederick C, res 914 Eighth
Miles H. S. Mrs., res 914 Eighth
Miles James, clerk with Maloon & Caswell, res SE cor
Twelfth and Market
MILEY & LAAGE (J. A. Miley and William Laage)
Swiss confectionery and ice cream saloon, 916 Broadway
Miley J. A. (Miley & Laage) res 405 Ninth
Mill William W., carpenter, res SE cor East 16th and
Eighth av
Millar John E., searcher records (S. F.) res 1318 Tenth
Millard Hulda Miss, res E s Ellsworth nr Bancroft way, B.
MILLER & LOVIUS (Alfred H. Miller and Alfred Lovius)
groceries and liquors, 1277 San Pablo av
Miller & Watt (G. Y. Miller and R.T. Watt) books, station-
ery and varieties, 1101 Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR (James Miller and Serril Winsor)
proprietors California Pottery and Terra Cotta Works,
cor East 12th and Park, office 1200 Broadway
Miller Agnes, widow, furnished rooms, 729 Myrtle
Miller Alfred H. (Miller & Lovius) res 1277 San Pablo av
Miller Carrie S. Miss, res N s Fifteenth bet Jefferson and
Clay
Miller Charles A., blacksmith C. P. R. R., residence 76 U
Howard, S. F.
Miller Charles E., student University
Miller Charles W . , student University
Miller Christian, driver Blair's Dairy, res Montecito av nr
Peralta av
Miller Christopher, gardener, 1625 Telegraph av
Miller F. B. (Miller, Grinnell & Co.) res 1260 Grove
Miller Frank N., assistant jailor, res rear County Court
House
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Miller Fritz, stableman Fashion Stables, res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Miller George (A. Waugh & Co., S. F.) res 1117 Alice
cS Miller George, baker, res 273 Sixth
Miller George Mrs., furnished rooms, 819 Washington
eg Miller George A., farmer, res N s Ninth bet Jackson and
? Madison.
(3 Miller George S. (Miller, Grinnell & Co.) res 1260 Grove
Miller George W., res 676 Sycamore
§ Miller G. H., clerk with William G. Dinsmore, res 729
Myrtle
g Miller, Grinnell & Co. (F. B. Miller, W. E. Grinnell, R. W.
and G. S. Miller) groceries, 413 Twelfth
Miller G. Y. (Miller & Watt) res N s Twelfth bet Broadway
and Washington
Miller H. Clay, cashier Custom House (S. F.) res 909
Myrtle
Miller Henry, distributor Contra Costa Laundry
<e Miller Henry D., butcher with H. A. Zeiss, res Roff's Hotel
2 Miller H. R. Mrs., res 946 Myrtle
Miller James (Miller & Winsor) res cor East 12th and Park
Miller James, insurance agent, res 955 Seventh
S Miller J. F., auditor Custom House (S. F.) res S s Park av
P3 nr Hollis
Miller J. Fred., bookbinder and paper ruler, SW cor Broad-
way and Ninth, res 216 Fifth
"eg Miller J. H., carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill
A Miller John, saddler (S. F.) res 1318 Twelfth
® Miller John, junk, cor Twenty-fourth and Magnolia
£ MILLER JOHN, proprietor Bay View Saloon, res E s San
© Pablo av nr San Pablo Station
7 Miller John S., fireman C. P. R. R., res SE cor Seventh
and Pine
© Miller John W. (Miller & Hall, S. F.) res 1404 Adeline
7^ Miller Joseph, cook Golden Star Hotel
^ Miller Joseph, wood turner, res 1519 Seventh
^ Miller Justus, clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res Tre-
§jj mont House
J Miller Martin, farmer Blair's Dairy, res Montecito av nr
SJ Peralta av
Miller Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, res 218 Sixth
Miller Noah, physician and surgeon, S s Thirteenth bet
q2 Broadway and Washington
© Miller Paul, foreman C. P. R. R., res E s Eleventh av bet
fe East 16th and East 17th
£j Miller Peter, Custom House broker, res 1202 Fourteenth
"IIT GOLDEN GATE and the BAY -» PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 325
Miller Peter W., cooper, res 307 Second
Miller Kobert W. (Miller, Grinnell & Co.) res 1260 Grove
Miller Solomon M., traveling agent with Spruance, Stanley
& Co. (S. F.) res 625 Fourteenth
Miller Thomas, bartender with Albert Rhoda
Miller Thomas, bookkeeper, res SW cor Seventh and Pine
Miller William, machine hand Pioneer Planing Mill, res 313
Ninth
Miller William E., banker, res 1277 Webster
Miller William H., patentee refrigerator cars, res W s San
Pablo av nr Railroad crossing
Miller William N. (Burnham, Standeford & Co.) res NW
cor Twelfth and Jackson
Milliet Alexis, res 416 First
Milligan H. G., bookkeeper Oakland Lumber Yard, res S s
Clay bet Fourth and Fifth
Millikiu Margaret, dressmaker, 1640 Telegraph av
MILLOSLOVICH LOUIS, chop house and restaurant, 459
Seventh
Milloslovich M., waiter with L. Milloslovich, 459 Seventh
Mills C. T. Rev., principal Mills' Seminary, Seminary av
4 miles E. of Brooklyn
Mills Edgar, capitalist, res Tubbs' Hotel
Mills E. W., with Marcus C Hawley & Co. (S. F. res S s
Thirteenth bet Grove and Jefferson
Mills Isabella, domestic, 1274 Seventh
MILLS' SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Seminary
av 4 miles E. of Brooklyn
Mills William, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Milne Alexander U., tailor with S. Francis, res Stewart's
Hotel
Milton Anthony, master mariner, res W s San Pablo av nr
Twenty-eighth
Milwain Alexander, carpenter, res SW cor Seventeenth and
Franklin
Milwain Alexander jr., draughtsman with Clinton May, res
SW cor Seventeenth and Franklin
Miner John M. (John M. Miner & Co.) res SW cor Ninth
and Clay
Miner John M. & Co. (John M. Miner and R. C. Gaskill)
stock and exchange brokers, 472 Ninth
Miner Loran, carpet beater with Hickey & Paul, res 811
Washington
Miniter J. B., with Oakland Planing Mill
Miniter Thomas, stairbuilder Oakland Planing Mill, res 609
Fourth
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Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
326 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Minkel Emma Miss, res 1424 Eighth
Mires John 0., carpenter Brooklyn Planing Mill, res cor
Thirty-fourth and Chestnut
Misec Vital, shoemaker with J. Rousseaii, res 687 East 12th
Mitchell Fabian Mrs., fancy goods, 1551 Seventh
Mitchell Frank, liquors (S."F.) res 1551 Seventh
Mitchell George H., stockbroker (S. F.) res 967 Jackson
Mitchell George J., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 967 Jackson
Mitchell James H., carpenter, res W s Union nr Thirtieth
Mitchell John H., miner, res 166 Second
Mitchell Joseph, contractor, res S s College way nr Shat-
tuck, B.
Mitchell M. R. Mrs., domestic, 620 Fourteenth
Mitchelh Samuel H., policeman, res N s Sixteenth nr Jeffer-
son
Mitchell Thomas A., clerk with Jonathan Hunt & Son (S.F.)
res SE cor Adeline and Tenth
Mitchell Vincent, painter with Gibb & Gardiner, res NE cor
Third and Franklin
Mitchell W. K., Custom House officer, res 713 Linden
MIX & BOYCE (L. W. Mix and S. B. Boyce) commission
stockbrokers, 906 Broadway
Mix George, fireman C. P.. R. R., res SW cor Cedar and
William
Mix George O., fireman C. P. R. R., res Grand Western
Hotel
Mix L. W. (Mix & Boyct) res S. F.
Mixer Frank D., horseshoer with Robert Gilmore, res 726
Eleventh
Mizner Lansing, student University, res Chi Phi House
Moffat J. A., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Moffet Frank, driver O. B. and F. V. R. R., res Union
Hotel
Moffitt Frank J., publisher The Brooklyn Sentinel, 617 East
12th
Moffitt James (Blake, Bobbins & Co., S. F.) res N s Twen-
ty-second bet Webster and Broadway
MOFFITT JAMES, foreman Brooklyn'Engine Co. No. 4,
res 617 East 12th
Mohr Henry, tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res N
s Sixth bet Broadway and Washington
Mohrmann Henry, butcher, res Eureka Hotel
Molander John, carpenter, res 527 Seventh
Moller & Loch (Frederick Moller and Louis Loch) bakers
and confectioners, 1271 San Pablo av
Moller Fred. (Moller & Loch) res 1271 San Pablo av
'iFHIVinNT *\PRINP*C A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE- only3 milesfrom OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Aii sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY. 327
Moller Gustavus, cabinetmaker, res W s Market nr Third
Moller William (Dalziel & Moller) res cor Telegraph av and
Delger
Moloney H. W.3 carpenter, res Eureka Hotel
Moloney Michael, laborer, res 874 Twenty-first
Moloo Seth, seedsman, res 763 Seventeenth
Momyer Henry, carpenter, res SE cor Third and Castro
Monaghan Patrick, car repairer C. P. R. Pi., res N s Pacific
bet Willow and Campbell
Monahan Bridget, res NE cor Atlantic and Campbell
Monahan Daniel, laborer, res W s Magnolia nr Third
Monahan Hugh, shoemaker, res W s Adeline First and Third
Monahan Hugh Mrs., shirtmaker with Oakland Shirt Fac-
tory, res W s Adeline bet First and Third
Monahan Michael, res NE cor A and Ettie
Monahan William, hostler with Newjand & Pumyea, res 462
Seventh
Monette Joseph L., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 515
Fourth
Monholland John, painter, res NW cor William and Willow
Monnet Louis, merchant, res 1154 Eighth
Monroe John, ^elper C. P. R. C, res Railroad Exchange
Hotel
Monroe Philip, pressman, res SW cor Delaware and Eighth,
W. B.
Montague James P., captain tugboat Amelia
Montague R. W. Mrs., res 1019 Filbert
Montague S. S., chief engineer C.P. R. R.. res 1019 Filbert
Montandon A. F., res NW cor Grove and Twenty-sixth
Montealegre Juan G. (J. G. Montealegre & Bros., S. F.) res
W s Humboldt av bet Parker and Blake, B.
Monteith Andrew J., broker, res 954 Brush
MONTGOMERY EDWARD A., cigars and tobacco, NE
cor Washington and Seventh, res Clay bet Seventh and
Eighth
Montgomery J., res 627 Chestnut
Montgomery Zach, atty-at-law, Wilcox Block, res N s Tele-
graph av bet Forty -first and Forty-second
Mooar George Rev., professor Theology Pacific Theological
Seminary, Edwards nr Telegraph av
Moody & Struppler (Horace Moody and Daniel Struppler)
carpenters and builders, 1151 Seventh
Moody Edwin, artist and engraver, res N s Fourth bet Oak
and Madison
Moody Horace (Moody3 & Struppler) res N s William nr
Wood
Pll RFRT H HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SflN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
328 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Moody Malcolm, student University, res Clii Phi House
MOODY VOLNEY D., president First National Gold Bank
of Oakland, res 564 Fourteenth
Moody William C, money broker (S. F.) res 564 Fourteenth
Moon John H., carpenter, res Ss Atlantic bet Wood and Pine
Mooney Cornelius, res N s Sixteenth nr Clay
Mooney James, laborer C. P. K. Pi., res E s Tenth av bet
East 16th and East 17th
Moonev John B., agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Co., res 1611 Myrtle
Mooney W. F., vaquero, res Roff's Hotel
MOORE & VROOMAN (Albert A. Moore and Henry
Vrooman) attys-at-law, 462 Ninth
Moore Albert A. (Moore & Vrooman) attv-at-law, 462 Ninth,
res 1053 Fifth av
Moore Alfred P., tinsmith with G. L. Lynde, res E s Thir-
teenth av bet East 16th and East 17th
MOORE ALONZO, Berkeley agent Berkeley Land and Town
Improvement Association, office SW cor Fifth and Uni-
versity av, res S s University av bet Sixth and Seventh,
W. B.
Moore Annie S., domestic, 518 Seventeenth
Moore Armstrong P., res 1211 Franklin
Moore Clement J., carpenter, res N s Thirteenth bet Wood
and Willow
Moore C. Mrs., saloon, 1827 Seventh
Moore Daniel, conductor C. P. K. P., res 476 East 11th
Moore Ephraim, superintendent track Oakland Trotting Park
Moore F. W., porter C. P. P. P., res 1572 Fifth
Moore George N., photograph gallery, 1161 Broadway, res
cor Thirty-eighth and Telegraph av
Moore H. A. (Gilbert & Moore, S.F.) res W s Webster bet
Prospect pi and Orchard av
Moore James, carpenter, res W s San Pablo av nr Twenty-
sixth
Moore Jennie Miss, res 767 Eighteenth
Moore John A., painter, shop and res 1950 Myrtle
Moore John Parr, solicitor, res W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Moore J. Preston, res 665 Twelfth
Moore J. W., proprietor Plaza Livery and Sale Stable, 413
Fourth, res 608 Shotwell (S. F.)
Moore M. Mrs., res 665 Twelfth
Moore V. Mrs., res 1572 Fifth
Moore William, carpenter, res S s Fourteenth bet Broadway
and Franklin
r ItUlYlUN I Ornlnbo first class accommodations at all hours.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY. 329
Moore William A., helper Oakland Planing Mill, res Myrtle
bet Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth
Moore William W., speculator, res Oakland Trotting Park
Moure W. W.j hacknian, res 414 Sixth
Moran James T., clerk with J. Greenhood & Bros., res 625
Filbert
Moran J. T. (Myers £ Moran) res 521 Howard (S. F.)
Moran Thomas, laborer, res 713 Myrtle
Moraze L., miner Oakland Paving Co.
Moraze Peter, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
More Maggie, domestic, 920 Filbert
MOREHEAD JAMES T., oyster and chop house, X s Sev-
enth nr Cedar
Morell Horace, capitalist, res St. James House
Moreton Henry, tailor, res 1303 Clay
Morey Henry H. B. (Hall & Morey j res 318 Third, rear
i Morey Napoleon B., carpenter, res X s Twenty-eighth nr
Myrtle
; Morey P. F., res 1208 Eighth
; Morey Roswell E., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 924 Twenty-
eighth
Morgan Alvin N., carpenter with Whitney & Yeitch, res 558
Sixteenth
I Morgan A. N., student Taylor's Business College, res Six-
teenth nr Clay
MORGAN BART., druggist, 913 Seventh, res 855 Myrtle
Morgan C. B., res 635 Fourteenth
. Morgan E. D., carpenter and builder, res 678 Elm nr San
Pablo av .
Morgan Edward H., bookkeeper with A. Mau <k Co. (S. F.)
654 Fourteenth
Morgan G. C, book agent, res Winsor House
Morgan Geo. L., atty-at-kiAv, res S s Sixteenth nr Jefferson
Morgan John, shipwright W. D. Co., res 111 Fourth (S. F.)
Morgan John 1\, musician, 1068 Broadway, res Harrison
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Morgan John S., hostler Downing's Livervand Stage Stable,
res 368 Eighth
Morgan Mary, domestic, 1217 Castro
Morgan M. L. Miss, res 1201 Alice
Morgan Stephen TV., res XE cor Fifth av and East 10th
Morgan T. G. jr., butcher with G. TV. Brock, res Grand
Western Hotel
Morgan Thomas TV., deputy City Engineer, office 10 City
Hall, res cor Seventh av and East 21st
Morgan William M., cabinet maker, resEs Linden nr Third
fillRFRT ft HIINTFR BUYandSELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Aiameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
330 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
MORGANS CHARLES H., carriage painter, SE cor San
Pablo and Union avs
MORGANS E. B. MRS., teacher vocal and instrumental
music, SE cor San Pablo and Union avs
Moricsco Joseph, laborer C. P. R. R.
Morisey Maggie, domestic, 9-16 Myrtle
Moritz Mary, with California Watch Co.
Moroney Paul, stockbroker (S. F.) res NW cor East 14th
and Third av
Morrell J. R., dishwasher Antelope Restaurant, res 858
Broadway
Morrill Simeon F., carpenter, res E s Telegraph road nr
Summer, Temescal «
Morrill Warren P., postal clerk C. P. R. R., res E s Tele-
graph road nr Clifton, Temescal
Morris Alexander H., house and sign painter, NE cor Shat-
tuck and University av, B.
Morris Jacob S., architect, res W s Broadway nr Twentieth
Morris John, laborer, SW cor Linden and Third
Morris John W., res 619 Third
Morris Marcus L., butcher (wholesale) res 1144 Myrtle
Morris Mary E., boarding, 71 Valley
Morris W., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Morris William H., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 260
Second
Morrison Catherine, widow, res SE cor Sixth av and East
17th
Morrison Alexander F., student University and editor The
Besom, res Chi Phi House
Morrison CD., mining, res W s Sixteenth av nr East 16th
Morrison D., widow, res E s Henry nr Third
Morrison Daniel, watchman Oakland Planing Mill, res 662
Washington
Morrison Hector, carpenter and builder, res 1771 Seward
Morrison James L., bartender with Benjamin D. Fisher
Morrison John, fireman C. P. R. R., res 1073 Fourteenth av
Morrison Parker M. (Hirshberg & Morrison) res 705 Frank-
lin
Morrison Richard M., carpenter, res W s Elm nr Plymouth
av
Morrison S. A., res W s Vale av nr East 14th, Fruit Vale
Morrison T. J., carpenter, res 322 Eleventh
Morrison William, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 260
Third
Morrissev Richard, laborer, res W s Lewis bet Third and
Fifth
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive M elegant Dinner D0;j«!.T
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man. 469 Ninth St.. Oakland.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 331
Morrow David Rev., res S s Spring nr San Pablo av
Morrow J. A., student University, res W s Telegraph av nr
Logan
Morrow John, res W s Telegraph av nr Logan
Morrow W. H., student University, res W s Telegraph av nr
Logan
Morse Charles A., mining secretary (S. F.) res SW cor Web-
ster and Moss av
Morse David A., deputy township assessor, res Sunnyside
House
Morse E. S. Mrs., res 857 Harrison
Morse Fred W., student University, res Entre Nous Club
Morse Fremont, student University
Morse George B., plumber, res 951 Grove
Morse Henry N-, sheriff Alameda County, 8 Court House,
res cor Newton and Watson
Morse Isaac H., bookkeeper with C. James King of Win. &
Co. (S. F.) res 656 Fourteenth
Morse Isaac P., res NE cor Eleventh av and East 15th
Morse Menzo J., carpenter, res 672 Park
MORSE MOSES G., restaurant, 460 Seventh, res Wash-
ington bet Fifth and Sixth
Morse Ralza A., farmer, res W s Telegraph road nr Asylum,
Berkeley
Mortensen Ole, clerk with Buck & Mc Court, res Golden Star
Hotel
Morton A. F. Mrs., res 610 Fourteenth
Morton Christian, carpenter, res W s Adeline nr Third
Morton Elijah, master steamer Capital, res 663 Third
Morton Joseph S., barber with John Silva, res Union Hotel
Mosca Ernesto, hairdresser, 828 Broadway, res 167 Fourth
Mosch John, waiter Philadelphia Restaurant, res 959 Webster
Moselev C. H.. agent Blake Hose Co., (115 Sansome, S. F.)
res 1917 Myrtle
Moses Aaron C, tailor with T. Lancaster, res 557 Seventh
Moses Bernard, professor history and political economy,
University
Moses Horatio Mrs., res XE cor Julia and East 11th, Fruit
Vale
Moses J. W., fireman C. P. R. R.
Mosha Frank, bellboy Grand Central Hotel
Mosher James, shipwright, res 809 Center
Moskiman R. H., compositor Bulletin (S. F.) res 715 Chester
Moss J. Mora, banker (S. F.) res SE cor Telegraph and
Moss avs
Moss P. H., laborer, res 607 Harrison
Pll RCDT P UIIMTPQ ( REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMEK',-. S.F.
Ul LD Li l 1 & Huh I CH LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--D9sirabJe Business Property for Sale.
332 OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY.
Mossford Jesse, dishwasher Tubbs' Hotel
Mote James, blacksmith, res NW cor Second and Madison
Molt Peter D., engineer C. P. E. E., res N s Twelfth nr
Wood
Motzenbecker Paul, tailor (8. F.) res 1503 Eighth
Moubre Nicholas, laborer, res S s Atlantic bet Willow and
Wood
Mould Katie Miss, clerk with W. B. Hardy, res William nr
Wood
Mould W. B., bookkeeper with J. L. Wetmore & Co.
Moulton Floyd, bookkeeper, res 256 Eighth
Moulton Margaret, teacher with Victor Sewing Machine, res
256 Eighth
Mount J. H., salesman with Burns, Whitman <fc Gardiner,
res 410 Tenth
Mount T. S., capitalist, res St. James House
Mouret M., French bakery, 912 Franklin
Mouser Charles, carriagesmith with Sohst Bros.
Mowbray Roscoe C, dentist (S. F.) res E s Linden bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Mowell Paul D., publisher Prices Current (S. F.) res NW
cor Twelfth and West
Mower Ezra H., carpenter, res 1423 Third
Moyer Frank, mining secretary, res NE cor Harrison and
Seventh
Moynihan Daniel, laborer, res W s Magnolia bet Second and
Third
Moynihan John, marblecutter Amador Marble Works, res
WTebster nr Mountain Yiew Cemetery
Moynihan Maggie, domestic, 904 Filbert
Mudge Bobert, with George W. Clark & Co. (S. F.) res 1018
Adeline
Mudge Theo. A., real estate agent, res W s Fruit Vale av nr
East 14th
Mudgett W., driver Oakland E, E.
MUELLER & STEFFANONI (Ernest Mueller and Achille
Steffanoni) watchmakers and jewelers, 923 Broadway
Mueller Constantine, professor music, res NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Chestnut
Mueller Ernest (Mueller & Steffanoni) res 1610 San Pablo av
Mueller Jacob, harnessmaker with F. A. Marsten, res Stew-
art's Hotel
Muhlback Charles, apprentice with M. Fraser, res N s Uni-
versit}" av nr Shattuck, B.
Mues Eichard, shipwright W. D. Co., res 1862 Seventh
Muir Bartlett, res 721 Franklin
PIFflMflNT ^PRINP^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ M ] DIRECTORY. 333
Mulcahey Michael, laborer, res 1064 Twelfth av
Mulcahy Hannah, domestic, NW cor Eighteenth and Brush
Mulcahy Michael, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Muldoon Patrick, assistant surveyor, res Winthrop House
Mulgrew James, laborer Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 711
East 12th
Mnlholland Hugh, laborer, res Oakland Yiew Homestead
Mulholland Robert, farmer, res N s Thirty-second nr San
Pablo av
Mullally Bridget, domestic, 953 Market
Mullan Patrick, foreman C. P. R. R. Wharf, res Winthrop
House
Mullen Ann, domestic, 1267 Eighth
Mullen Bridget, domestic, 615 Tenth
Mullen Delia, domestic, 941 Linden
Mullen Harriet Mrs., res SE cor Fourteenth and Linden
Mullen H. M. Miss, teacher, res SE cor Fourteenth and Lin-
den
Mullen John, blacksmith W. D. Co., res 874 Twenty-first
Mullen Patrick, laborer W. D. Co., res Winthrop House
Mullen Thomas, laborer with Taylor & Co., res 913 Alice
Muller A. C, barkkeeper with Charles Muller, res 1837
Seventh
Muller Alexander, carpenter, res E s Union nr Thirty-second
MULLER CHARLES, saloon, 1841 Seventh
Mulligan John, car repairer C. P. Pi. R., res cor Willow and
William
Mulligan John, laborer C. P. R. R., res SW cor William
and Campbell
Mulligan Peter, laborer C. P. R. R., res Oakland Wharf
Mullikin James C, proprietor Temescal Central Market, NW
cor Forty-fifth and Shattuck
Mullikin Joseph D., road master, res N s Evoy av nr San
Pablo av
Mullikin R., professor dancing, 462 Twelfth
Mulvehill John, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Mulvey Christopher, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Central
Pacific Railroad House
Mulville John, laborer, res 409 Seventh
Mulville N. B., att-at-law (S. F.) res 616 Ninth
Mumm Charles, shipwright W. D. Co., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Munce John, machinist C. P. R. R., res E s Peralta bet
Third and Fifth
Munch Charles, laborer with W. A. Bray
Mund Lewis, gardener, NW cor Wood and Eighth
GILBERT & HUNTER I REAL ESTATE and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
334 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Munday Frank, stevedore, res W s Curtis nr Twenty -first
Munroe Elizabeth Mrs., res 727 Eighth
Munsell James jr., life insurance agent, res E s Madison bet
Ninth and Tenth
Munson O. D., physician, res 1112 Alice
Munson Sarah Miss, res 1112 Alice
Murdock Henry, carpenter with A. J. McKee, res 306 Seventh
Murphy Anthony T., teamster with Burner & Young, res
712 Webster
Murphy Bridget, domestic, W s Peralta nr Seward
Murphy Celia, waitress Bellevue House
Murphy Daniel, driver with J. McElroy, res 215 Sixth
Murphy Daniel, laborer, res N s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Murphy Daniel A., saloon, 1851 Seventh
Murphy Dennis, coachman with C. P. Marsh
Murphy Dennis, cook Eland House
Murphy Dennis, laborer, W s Brush nr Sixth
Murphy Edmund J., brakeman C. P. R. R., res SE cor
Chester and Seventh
Murphy Edward, butcher, S s Seventh bet Pine and Cedar
Murphy Ellen Mrs., res Eighteenth nr Grove
Murphy James, boilermaker, res S s Seventh bet Franklin
and Broadway
Murphy James, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Murphy James, laborer, res 1756 Telegraph av
Murphy James, laborer, res N s Lydia nr Curtis
Murphy James W., salesman with J.J. O'Brien & Co., res
Grand Central Hotel
Murphy J. C, sawyer Grove-st Planing Mill, res N s Chase
bet Wood and Willow
Murphy John, blacksmith, res Alhambra House
Murphy John, laborer, res 417 Seventh
Murphy John, laborer, res Overland House
Murphy John, laundiwman Contra Costa Laundry
Murphy John A., pianomaker, res Overland House
Murphy John C, plumber, res 409 Seventh
Murphy John H. (Conner & Murphy) res 1230 Broadway
Murphy John P., tinsmith with G. L. Lynde, res 1080 Four-
teenth av
Murphy J. T., stairbuilder Grove-st Planing Mill, res 216
Sixth
Murphy Julia, domestic with David Poole
Murphy Kossuth M., student University, res 1009 Madison
Murphy M., laborer, res 652 Myrtle
Murphy Martin, stone cutter with Madden & Nunan, res
1054 Franklin
k Deautiful Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS THRS^FROM
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY. 335
Murphy Mary, widow, res 868 Castro
Murphy Michael, marble worker, res El Dorado House
Murphy Nellie, domestic with A. K. P. Harmon
Murphy Patrick, laborer, res S s Seventh bet Henry and
Chester
Murphy Patrick A., (O'Connell & Co.) res 719 Alice
Murphy Rose Mrs., res junction Telegraph road and Uni-
versity av, B.
Murphy Thomas, carpenter W. D. Co., res NE cor Tenth
and Franklin
Murphy Toney, teamster, res Eagle House
Murphy William, engineer C. P. R. R., res S s Taylor bet
Willow and Wood
Murphy William, laborer Contra Costa Water Co.
Murphy William C, pipemaker Contra Costa Water Co., res
215 Sixth
Murphy William S. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) res NW cor
Thirty-third and Grove
Murphy W. T., clerk with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Winsor
House
MURRAY & O'HARE (Timothy B. Murray and Charles
O'Hare) proprietors Grand Central Carriage Works, N
s Twelfth bet Harrison & Alice
MURRAY & YOUNG (Pembroke Murray and Joseph W.
Young) proprietors Grand Central Hotel, S s Twelfth
bet Webster & Harrison
Murray Charles E., clerk with John Verhave, res SW cor
East 12th and Sixth av
Murray Daniel, laborer U. S. Mint (S. F.) res W s Pine nr
Seward
Murray Dennis, laborer, 822 Myrtle
Murray Edward J., clerk Grand Central Hotel
Murray George D., student University, res First Club House
Murray George E., fresco painter, res Sunnyside House
Murray J., painter, res 3(55 Ninth
Murray John, tailor, res N s Twenty-fourth nr Filbert
Murray Mary, domestic D. and D. and B. Asylum
Murray Pembroke (Murray & Young) resGrand Central Hotel
Murray Robert M., contractor and builder, res 689 Elm
Murray S. C, carpenter, res N s Lincoln nr Willow
Murray Timothy, shipwright W. D. Co., res N s Atlantic
bet Willow and Campbell
Murray Timothy B. (Murray & O'Hare) res 881 Twenty-
second
Murray William B., bookkeeper C. P. R. R. (S. F.) res 821
Thirteenth
Pll RFRT £ HIS^iTFR AGENTb F0R SflN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA property,
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
336 OAKLAND [M] DIRECTORY.
Murray William F., laborer, res 822 Myrtle
Murtha Peter, stone cutter (S. F.) res S s Taylor nr Wood
Murty John E., fireman C. P. K. R.
Musgrave Robert W., student University, res SE cor Hum- |
boldt and Parker avs, B.
Musselman David, shoemaker, 909 Seventh, res S s Seven- [
teenth nr Cypress
Musser J. W., res W s Fifthjav bet East 11th and East 12th |j
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, Spencer Martin
agent, 1106 Broadway
.Myers & Moran (A. H. Myers and T. J. Moran) plumbers •
and gasfitters, 1733 Seventh
Myers A. F., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res 558 Sixth [
Myers A. H. (Myers & Moran) res Eighth bet Willow and
Campbell
Myers Frederick F., lime, plaster, fire brick and drain pipe,
NE cor Third and Washington, res 508 Fourth
Myers Jeremiah, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and Bay
Myers John, laborer W. D. Co.
Myers Jonathan, agent Remington Sewing Machines, 465 [
Ninth, res 1921 Myrtle
Myers Robert, res NE cor East 14th and Thirteenth av
Myers William, carpenter, res E s Filbert nr Thirtieth
Myers William H., with Albert Baker, res 715 Sixth
Myers William R., painter, res 955 Third
Myers — , printer, res 462 Twelfth
Myles Frederick C, res 914 Eighth
Myles George, clerk with E. D. Block & Co., res 428 Second
Myles H. S. Mrs., 914 Eighth
Myles James, clerk with Maloon & Caswell, res S E cor !
Twelfth and Market
Myles Richard, painter and extraman Engine No. 2, res 428
Second
Myles William, plasterer, res 428 Second
Myles William T., constable and engineer Felton Engine
Co. No. 2., res NE cor Broadway and Second
Myrick Ella Miss, teacher, res SE cor Brush and Thirteenth
Myrick John B., machinist C. P. R. R., res 557 Seventh
Myrick Lizzie B., teacher Prescott Primary School, res 1510
Leavenworth, S. F.
PIFHIVlflNT *\PRINP*S FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ N ] DIRECTORY. 337
N
Naegle G. H., wood and coal, NE cor Sixth and Washing-
ton, res 603 Webster
Naegle John, clerk with G. H. Naegle, res 603 Webster
Nagle Edward, gardener, res N s Sixteenth bet Jefferson and
Clay
NAISMITH GEORGE S., agent Wilson Sewing Machines,
1063 Broadway, res 1005 Seventh
Naismith James, clerk (S. F.) res 615 Fourth
Naisinith John, barber (S. F.) res 615 Fourth
Names Nicholas, carpenter, res NW cor Third and Henry
NASH, BROWN & CO. (J. A. Nash and L. D. Brown) gro-
ceries, flour and feed, NE cor Seventh and Webster
Nash John A. (Nash, Brown & Co.) res SE cor Fifteenth and
Castro
NATIONAL BREWERY DEPOT, John Holden proprietor,
SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Natkember Henry, gardener, N s Frederick bet Telegraph
and San Pablo avs
Neace W. A., driver Oakland K. R. Co.
Neagle George W., groceries, res cor Eighth and Campbell
Neagle J., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Nealon Jeremiah, farmer, res cor Ellsworth and Channing
way, B.
Nearney Dennis, boilermaker, res 653 Jackson
Nebel Herrmann, clerk with D. Menke, res NW cor Broad-
way and Sixth
Nedderman B., boot and shoemaker, 705 East 12th, res 423
East 12th
Nedderman Henry, policeman, res East 12th bet Eighth and
Ninth av
Negrini J., res Eighteenth av, Lynn
Neibo Andrius, gardener, res 912 Sixth av
Neil William, plasterer, res 1420 Twelfth
Neller Leopold (Held & Neller) res 1226 Broadway
Nelson & Peterson (Mads Nelson and August Peterson)
blacksmiths and wagonmakers, NE cor San Pablo and
University avs, W. B.
Nelson Andrew, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Nelson Charles, gardener, res E s Filbert nr Third
Nelson Daniel, laborer, res W s Adeline nr Third
Nelson James, master mariner, res W s Chestnut nr Twenty-
fourth
QI8PPQT 9 UWMTEU BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLn I <k null I LI! NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
22
Woodward & Taggart -HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN,
338 OAKLAND [ N ] DIRECTORY.
Nelson James jr., carpenter, res Ws Chestnut nr Twenty-
fourth
Nelson John, carpenter and builder, res W s Kennedy bet
Dennison and Livingston
Nelson John M., cabinetmaker W. D. Co., res 916 Wood
Nelson Mads (Nelson & Peterson) res cor San Pablo and
University avs, W. B.
Nelson Melvin, res W s Campbell nr Thirteenth
Nelson Peter, plasterer, res N s Atlantic nr Willow
Nelson P. N., bookkeeper with L. Chartrand. res 552 Broad-
way
Nelson Robert, carpenter, res W s Chestnut nr Twenty-
fourth
Nelson Thomas, master mariner, res 668 Brown
Nesbitt Jennie W. Miss, teacher Grove-st School, res 754
Tenth
Nesbitt Mary E., domestic, 1360 West
Nestell D. D. T., physician, office and res 714 Tenth
Nethercott William, shipwright, res W s Bay nr Short
Nettleton Eugene, engineer, res 958 Webster
Neugent Bridgett, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Neumann Louis, upholsterer, res 569 Charter
NEVADA MARKET, T. W. Thacker proprietor, SE cor
Filbert and Third
New American Sewing Machine, Hagar & Brownson agents,
470 Twelfth
New York Artificial Stone Co., Hall & Morey proprietors,
post office box 554
NEW YORK AUCTION STORE (dry goods) E. Barnett
proprietor, 825 Broadway
NEW YORK BAKERY, John Thomson proprietor, 910
Broadway
NEW YORK LIVERY STABLE, Strauter & Howard pro-
prietors, SW cor Eighth and Webster
Newcomb William, superintendent Oakland Paving Co's
Stables, res Valley nr Locust
Newell Agnes S. Mrs., teacher penmanship, 454 Twelfth
Newell David, carpenter, N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Web-
ster, res SW cor Washington and Eleventh
Newell James, laborer, res N s Seventeenth nr Center
Newell Julia C, nurse, res 573 Eighth
Newell Theresa M. Miss, teacher, res 1354 Eighth
Newgent Fred. C, butcher with J. Woerner, res 1054 Broad-
way
Newhouse Henry, wood carver, res 612 Second
Newkoop John, carpenter, res 683 Twenty-sixth
iFHIVin^T HflTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and no'.v o::"ers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
■lordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
Neylan John, clerk (S. F.) res 1267 Eighth
Neylan Joseph D., clerk (S. F.) res 1267 Eighth
Neylan Mary E. Miss, res 1267 Eighth
Nichol Peter, plumber W. D. Co.
Nichol S., res Bartlett House
Nicholl Block, NE cor Washington and Ninth
NICHOLL HOUSE, Jackson & Nicholl proprietors, MB cor
Washington and Ninth
Nicholl John H. (Jackson & Nicholl) res Nicholl House
Nicholls Henry, turner Pioneer Planing Mill, res cor Wash-
ington and Second
Nichols Andrew S., res 1119 West
Nichols C, brakernan C. P. E. R., res Oakland Wharf
Nichols C. M., insurance surveyor, res Fruit Yale av
OAKLAND [Jf] DIRECTORY. 339
NEWLAND & PUMYEA (Edward Newland and Peter
Puniyea) livery stable, 462 Seventh —
Newland Andrew (E. & A . Newland) res Newland House ~
NEWLAND E. & A., proprietors Newland House, NE cor ! j-
Washington and Seventh ^
Newland Edward (E. & A. Newland and Newland £ Puniyea) •
res Newland House 35
NEWLAND HOUSE, E. & A. Newland proprietors, NE '
cor Washington and Seventh 2
Newland House Restaurant, Miles Fumiss propi'ietor, 472 ^
Seventh ~
Newman Eugenia Miss, compositor Signs of the Times §
Newman John, res W s Thirteenth av bet East 17th and SO
East Eighteenth ^
Newman William, proprietor Billiard Saloon, Grand Central
Hotel, res 571 Seventh
Newmarch Caroline, domestic, 626 Thirteenth
NEWSOM A. L. & T. D., architects, 1004 Broadway
Newsom Alexander L. (A. L. & T. D. Newsom) res Lake
Shore av OT
Newsom J. J., res S s East 17th bet Seventh and Eighth avs ~
Newsom Lavens M., proprietor Maple Leaf Nursery, 151 ~
East 12th, res SW cor Sixth av and East 16th
Newsom S., architect, res Winsor House
Newsom Thomas D. (A. L. & T. D. Newsom) res East 16th
nr Sixth av
Newton Benjamin, carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Newton Charles, res W s Fourth av nr East 16th
Newton Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Newton L. D., carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Newton — , bricklayer, res Eland Hsuse
Neylan James (Neylan & Young, S. F.) res 1267 Eighth >
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GILBERT & H1INTFR '
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
340 OAKLAND [N] DIRECTORY.
Nichols George W., carpenter, res S s Twenty-first bet
Market and Curtis
Nichols James J., carpenter, res S s Twenty -first bet Curtis
and Market
Nichols Jesse C, apothecary with H. Bowman, res Clay nr
Ninth
Nichols John J., carpenter, res S s Twenty -first bet Curtis
and Market
Nichols Joseph, laborer C. P. B. E., res 678 Park
Nichols Samuel M., res S s Twenty -first bet Curtis and
Market
Nichols Thomas E., student University
NICHOLSON GEORGE J., nurseryman, NW cor Grove and
Elm
Nicholson I. E., physician and surgeon, office and res 626
Eighth
Nicholson John H., paying teller Bank California (S. P.)
res 1205 Alice
Nicholson Joseph C, with Dickson, DeWolf & Co. (S. F.)
res 954 Twelfth
Nicholson Thomas, teamster with E. Surry line & Co., res
N s Taylor nr Pine
Nicholson T. M., teamster with E. Surryhne & Co., res
Taylor bet Pine and Wood
Nicholson Walter H., student University
Nicholson William, shoemaker with W. A. Watts, res W s
Chestnut nr Thirty-fourth
Nickerson James, carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Nickerson Zenas E., bookkeeper (S. F.) res W s Willow nr
Chase
Nickerson Zenas P., carpenter, res W s Willowr nr Chase
Nicol Peter, plumber, res N s Laurel nr San Pablo av
Nicoll William W., farmer, res 1641 San Pablo av
Niehaus Edward F. (Sinister & Niehaus) res cor Second and
Bristol, W. B.
Niehaus Ernst, machine hand with Sinister & Niehaus, res
cor Second and Bristol, W. B.
Nielsen Edward, bookkeeper (S. F.) res S s Logan nr Grove
Nightengale N. D. Mrs., boarding, cor Forty-ninth and
Telegraph av, Temescal
Nightengale William, driver Oakland E. E., res cor Forty-
ninth and Telegraph av, Temescal
Nightingill A. E., publisher, res 565 Sixteenth
Nimes Nicholas, carpenter, res SW cor Henry and Third
Ninesmith George, sewing machine agent, res 1005 Seventh
Nisbet John, gardener, res SE cor East 18th and Eleventh av
"XLT GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «~ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ft[] DIRECTORY. 341
Nissen L. C, master mariner, res S s Chase bet Wood and
Willow
Niswander J. S., miner, res SW cor William and Wood
Nixon Eobeit B., res S s Minna nr Telegraph av
Nixon - — , carpenter, res Capital Hotel
Noah Andrew, hostler with C. H. Harrison, SE cor Center
and Seventh
Noble Robert, laborer with J. Lusk «fc Co., res cor Telegraph
av and Clifton, Temescal
Noble Thomas N., machinist and engineer, res cor Sixth
and Holvoke, W. B.
Noblett Robert R. (McCleverty & Noblett) res 1058 Alice
Nocton Clara Miss, tailoress with T. Lancaster, res cor
Twenty-first and West
Noel John, farmer, res W s San Pablo av bet Strawberry
creek and Temescal
Nolan Ann Miss, dressmaker, 555 Eighth
Nolan Bernard, plasterer, res NW cor Third and Chestnut
Nolan Bridget, widow, res NW cor East 14th and Fifteenth
av
Nolan Daniel, pedlar, res E s Haven nr Peralta
Nolan Dennis, res NW cor East 14th and Fifteenth av
Nolan James (Carney & Nolan) res 417 Seventh
Nolan James, bricklayer, res S s East 10th bet Third and
Fourth avs
Nolan James, engineer Oakland Gas Co., res 661 Jefferson
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker (S. F.) res NW cor Goss
and Pine
Nolan M. A., dressmaker, 315 Eleventh
Nolan Mary, domestic, 1129 Myrtle
Nolan Sarah, widow, res 1810 Goss
Nolan Sarah Miss, res 1810 Goss
Nolan Stephen, proprietor Belle View Nursery, S s Thirty-
third nr Telegraph av
Nolan Timothy, truckman, res 709 Clay
Nolan William, carpenter, res SE cor Thirty-second and
Union
Nolan — , carpenter, res 867 Campbell
Nolan — Mrs., res Railroad Exchange Hotel
NOLL JOSEPH, saloon, NW cor Seventh and Webster
Noll Louis, paper hanger, res 668 Harrison
Nolte Henry, real estate (S. F.) res 962 Clay
Noone Martin, fireman C. P. R. R., res N s Twelfth bet
Campbell and Peralta
Noonan Dennis, lather, res E s Linden bet Second and Third
Noonan M., dispatcher C. P. R. R.
PM RFRT % HMNTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
342 OAKLAND [ N ] DIRECTORY.
Noonan Patrick, butcher, res S s Summer nr Second, Tem-
escal
Noonan Timothy, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Noonan Win. J., farmer, res Summer nr Second, Temescal
Nor Chris H., hostler with Henry H. Porch, res Grand
Western Hotel
Norcross James, with Mechanics' Mill (S. F.) res W s Wil-
low bet Seward and Lincoln
Nordhausen Adolph, res 558 Third
Nordhausen Albert (C. & A. Nordhausen) res 558 Third
Nordhausen C. & A., auction store, 813 Broadway
Norhausen Charles (C. & A. Nordhausen) res 558 Third
Norman George, foreman painter W. D. Co., res cor Wood
and William
Norman M., mechanic, res 607 Third
Norman William, cook Union Hotel
Normandin Louis, driver Oakland R. P., res cor Second
and Clay
Normandin Louis, hostler with Eemillard Bros.
Norris James C, res 1268 Harrison
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., T. L. Walker
agent, 1004 Broadway, rooms 8-9
Northey & Wagar (V. S. Northey and L. Wagar) carriage,
wagon and agricultural implement manufacturers, 801-
803 East 12th
Northey V. S. (Northey & Wagar) res SE cor Eleventh av
and East 15th
NORTHUP BENJAMIN C, butcher N s Seventh nr Wil-
low (Masonic Hall Building) res 1653 Atlantic
Norton James, stableman Clifford's Livery Stable, res 411
Thirteenth
Norton John, plasterer, res Winthrop House
Norton Martin, laborer, res S s Dwight way nr Humboldt
av, B.
Norwood W. E., res Knox House
Nourse George A., atty-at-law (S. F.) res NW cor Oak and
Fourteenth
Nourse George F., res 956 Castro
Noxon John B., with Cal. Watch Co., res Park House, W.B.
Noy William H., butcher, res SE cor Fifth and Brush
Noyes John H., carpenter, res NE cor East 16th and Twen-
tieth av
Noyes William T., carpenter, res NE cor East 16th and
Twentieth av
Nugent Charles, clerk with Wm. S. Searing, res SE cor
Clay and Ninth
'SFDfViriNT 9PRINP*\ A BEAUTIFUL dr,VE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent. 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 343
Nugent Frederick, butcher, res 1054 Broadway
Nugent James, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Nunan John J. (Madden & Nunan) res cor Twenty-first and
Broadway
Nunan Timothy, laborer, res 1021 Franklin
Nunemacker Robert, gardener, res 301 Second
Nusbaumer Emil, student University
Nye Stephen G., Judge County and Probate Court, res San
Leandro
o
O'Beirne John, res 958 Third
O'Beirne Joseph F., U. S. Commissioner (S. F.) res 958
Third
O Brady Barney, hostler, 672 Eleventh
O'Brien Anna, widow, res N s Linden nr Twenty-eighth
O'Brien Bridget, widow, res 1823 Goss
O'Brien Edward, tinsmith with J. C. Bullock, res Goss bet
Cedar and Pine
O'Brien Ellen, widow, res E s Linden nr Twenty-first
O'Brien Ellen, domestic with Walter Turnbull
O'Brien James, laborer, res 368 First
O'Brien James, painter, res El Dorado House
O'Brien J. J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) res 1707 Octavia (S. F.)
O'BRIEN J. J. & CO. (J. J. O'Brien) importers and dealers
dry goods, 1117-1119 Broadway
O'Brien John, laborer, res 417 Second
O'Brien John, shoemaker, 833 Washington
O'Brien John C, calker, res 1453 Fifth
O'Brien Margaret, domestic with Walter Turnbull
O'Brien Mathew, bookkeeper, res 873 Lydia
O'Brien Michael, butcher with Hayes, Canuck & Co., res
Roff's Hotel
O'Brien Michael, millwright, res N s Ninth nr Chester
O'Brien Michael V., carpenter C. P. B. R., res Seventh bet
Cedar and Pine
O'Brien Nicholas, blacksmith with King & Williams, and
extraman with Engine Co. No. 1, res Webster bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter, res S s Logan nr San Pablo av
O'Brien Timothy, clerk with J. McElroy, res 526 Seventh
O'Brien William (Clooney & O'Brien) res NE cor Seventh
and Peralta
O'Brine James, dishwasher Eland House
Pll RFRT J? Mil^JTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Properly for Sale.
344 OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY.
O'Callaghan James, student University, res Berkeley Hotel
O'Connell & Co. (P. J. O'Connell and P. A. Murphy) dry
and fancy goods, 1002 Broadway
O'Connell Daniel, carver Oakland Planing Mill, res 295
Clementina (S. F.)
O'Connell James, laborer, res N s Elm nr Telegraph av
O'Connell John, laborer, res 810 Alice
O'Connell M. Mrs., widow, res N s William bet Campbell
and Willow
O'Connell Michael, stableman Dexter Stables, res 359
Eleventh
O'Connell Morris, laborer, res 11G8 Seventh
O'Connell Patrick, teamster with Freeman & Jaffe, res Valley
O'Connell Peter, laborer, res 811 Magnolia
O'Connell P. J. (O'Connell & Co ) res 915 Grove
O'Connell William, laborer, res S s Twenty-second nr Tele-
graph av
O'Connell William, laborer, res 213 Sixth
O'Conner Jerry, proprietor Oakland Stone Yard, SE cor
Seventh and Castro, res Second bet Brush and Castro
O'Connor Daniel, gardener, res 1502 Fifth
O'Connor Charles, plumber W. D. Co.
O'Connor Delia, domestic, 819 Fifteenth
O'Connor E. T., res E s Telegraph av bet Edwards and
Plymouth av
O'Connor Frank J., tinsmith with O. C. Kirk, res 215 East
12th
O'Connor Honora, domestic S s Eighth nr Peralta
O'Connor James, res laborer, NE cor Tenth and Franklin
O'Connor John, bricklayer, res cor Chestnut and Thirty-
second
O'Connor John, engineer, res 1502 Fifth
O'Connor John, foreman C. P. K. B., res W s Cedar bet
Goss and Short
O'Connor John, welldigger, resNE cor Chestnut and Thirty-
second
O'Connor Margaret Miss, res W s Telegraph av bet Forty-
first and Forty-second
O'Connor Mary, widow, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and Bay
O'Connor Morris, teamster, res Winthrop House
O'Connor Patrick, blacksmith C. P. K. B., res W s Bay nr
Eighth
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, res Valley bet Walnut and
Locust
O'Connor Timothy, laborer C. P. B. B., res SE cor Elev-
enth and Cypress
PIEDMONT SPRINGS A-D-WH,TNEY-Proprielor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 345
O'Day Daniel, laborer, res E s Peralta nr Twenty-fourth
O'Dea Edmond, blacksmith with P. H. McGrew, res NW
cor East 11th and Thirteenth av
O'Dea Thomas, cartman, res S s Thirteenth nr Center
O'Donald Andrew, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res Mechan-
ics' Hotel
O'Donnell Emma, domestic, S s Fourteenth bet Brush and
West
O'Donnell James, laborer, res 681 Park
O'Donnell Myles F., compositor Transcript, res 462 Twelfth
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer, res SE cor East 20th and Thir-
teenth av
O'Grady Coleman, stonemason, res 1103 Third
O'Grady Thomas, live stock, res W s Filbert bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
O'Halloran Mary, domestic, NE cor Fifteenth and Grove
O'Hara Margaret, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
O'Hare Charles (Murray & O'Hare) res cor Market and
Twenty-fifth
O'Hare Patrick, res N s Fifteenth nr Center
O'Hare Peter, plumber Avith John A. C. MacDonald, res
Twenty-fourth nr Market
O'Keefe D., res Central Pacific Railroad House
O'Keefe John, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
O'Keeffe Daniel, boot and shoemaker, shop and res 681
East 12th
O'Keeffe Daniel, laborer, res cor Tenth and Franklin
O'Leary Cornelius, gasfitter, res E s Market bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, res 863 Lydia
O'Leary Jeremiah, laborer, res 517 Fourth, rear
O'Leary Thomas, saloon, res 917 Webster
O'Loughlin Hattie Mrs., chambermaid Tubbs' Hotel
O'Maley Edward, laborer, res W s Magnolia nr Twenty-
second
O'Melveny Henry W., student University, res First Club
House
O'Neil Dennis, car repairer C. P. R. R.
O'Neil John, res E s San Pablo av nr Baxter Station
O'Neil M. A. Miss, assistant Grove-st School, res Webster
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Neil Mary, domestic, 853 Myrtle
O'Neil Owen, laborer, res NW cor East 14th and First av
O'Neil Patrick, laborer W. D. Co.
O'Neil Patrick, saloon, 420 Seventh
O'Neil Thomas, saloon, res 917 Webster
^IIRFPT J? ySiMTTP BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UILUL.1I I & null i Lfl NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alame
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
346 OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY.
O'Neile Martin, laborer Contra Costa Water Co., res E s
Chestnut nr First
O'Neill Edmund, student University
O'Neill Edward, laborer, res N s William bet Bay and Cedar
O'Neill Eugene, draughtsman, Union Iron Works (S. F.)
res E s Cedar bet Short and Division
O'Neill James J., painter, res Lincoln bet Willow and
Campbell
O'Neill John, laborer, res W s Myrtle bet First and Third
O'Neill John, laborer, res E s San Pablo av nr Railroad
crossing
O'Neill John H., laborer, res 875 Twenty-second
O'Neill Kate, domestic, 910 Myrtle
O'Neill Timothy, stonecutter Oakland Stoneyard, res Second
bet Brush and Castro
O'Neill William, farmer, E s San Pablo av nr Railroad
crossing
O'Regan Richard, stableman with A. W. May
O'Riley Peter, cook, res W s Chester nr Fifth
O'Riley Michael, dealer in coal oil, res 728 Linden
O'Reilley P., res 733 Center
O'Rourke Bartholomew, bootfitter with S. Warrington, res
Washington nr Seventh
O'Rourke John, laborer, res N s Evo}r av nr Telegraph av
O'Rourke Mary, widow, res N s Forty-second nr Telegraph
av
O'Shea Dennis, laborer, res 964 Castro
O'Shea Henry, gardener with E. Gill, res S s Twenty-eighth
nr Market
O'Shea J. J., gasfitter and plumber, tin and hardware, SE
cor Laurel and San Pablo av, res 1718 San Pablo av
O'Sullivan James, laborer W. D. Co., res W s Magnolia nr
Second
O'Sullivan Timothy J., laborer Oakland Planing Mill, res
Overland House
O'Toole Bridget, domestic, 957 Castro
O'Toole John P., salesman with Wm. Dick & Co., res
Blake House
Oak Grove Tannery, J. S. Derby proprietor, 871 East
Twelfth
Oakes & Greenus (Wm. J. Oakes and Albert E. Greenus)
sign painters, 1220 Broadway
Oakes Charles, upholsterer with G. W. Oakes, res 369
Tenth
Oakes D. B., carpenter Northern R. R., res N. s Seventh
bet Wood and Willow
do to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner D.!J«S.T
)rink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
Ttl£ OAKLAND
Bank of Sayings
capital, - - - $1,000,000
IDIEECTOES:
E. C. SESSIONS, W. W. CAMROX. W. E. MILLER.
WM. POWER, HENRY ROGERS, A. W. BOWMAN.
W. A. ALDRICH, W. H. GLASCOCK.
Finance Committee.
E. C. SESSION'S, W. E. MILLER, WM. POWER.
E. C. SESSIONS President.
CHARLES ROBERTS Caghier.
Term Deposits remaining full three months or more, will be entitled to dividends of
interest, which are payable semi-annually.
NO ENTRANCE FEES OR CHARGES MADE FOR BANK BOOKS,
Loans made and a general Banking business transacted.
Our own Exchange, Gold or Currency, on New YorK, available in all parts 01 tne United States.
lor sale. We draw direct on London and Berlin, available in all parts of Europe.
We also furnish Exchange at current rates on London, Frankiort-on-the-Main,
Berlin and Paris, available in all parts of Europe. Allow the best market rates for Gold
and Currency Drafts on Xew York.
COLLECTIONS madceu^„t=d9 — "*■* at
San Francisco Correspondents, The A N GL 0 - C A L I F 0 R N i A N BANK LIMITED,
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LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
348 OAKLAND [0] DIRECTORY.
Oakes G. W. cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 369 Tenth
Oakes "William J. (Oakes & Greenus) res SE cor Eighteenth
and Broadway
OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS, Meader
& Co. proprietors, offices 907 Broadway and 333 East,
S. F.
OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS (The) E. C. Sessions
President, W. W. Camron Vice-President, Charles Rob-
erts Cashier, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
OAKLAND BASKET FACTORY, A. J. Schneider pro-
prietor, 962 Broadway
Oakland Benevolent Association, Herman B. Sears, Secre-
tary, 464 Fourth
OAKLAND BILLIARD PARLOR, John Fennessy, propri-
etor, 863 Broadway
OAKLAND BREWERY, Kramm & Dieves, proprietors,
cor Telegraph av and Durant, office cor Ninth and
Broadway
Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale R. R., L. Wintringer
superintendent, office and stables E s Sixth av bet East
11th and East 12th
OAKLAND BROOM FACTORY, H. Cordes proprietor, S
s Sixth nr Broadway
OAKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, D. C. Taylor proprie-
tor, N s Fourteenth bet Washington and Clay
Oakland Carriage Manufactory, M. W. Allen proprietor, SE
cor Tenth and Franklin
OAKLAND CITY DIRECTORY (Bishop's) W. B. Hardy
agent, 959 Broadway
OAKLAND CITY FLOURING MILLS, Babcock & Gould
proprietors, 413-415 Third
Oakland City Wharf, Wm. Harwood wharfinger, foot of
Franklin and Webster
Oakland Co. (Chinese) cigar manufacturers, 466 Seventh
OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, William E.
Dargie manager, 911 Broadway
OAKLAND DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Chamberlain & Powers
proprietors and publishers, 911 Broadway
Oakland Engine Co. No. 3, S s Eighth bet Willow and
Campbell
OAKLAND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, W. F. Hitch-
cock, agent, 958 Broadway
OAKLAND FURNITURE WAREROOMS, Christian
Schreiber proprietor, 1105-1107 Broadway
OAKLAND GAS CO., Van Leer Eastland superintendent,
SE cor.Second and Washington
PIFHSVIflNT QPP I M P C AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 349
OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL, J. B. McChesney principal,
cor Market and Twelfth
OAKLAND HOUSE AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
W. P. Haynes & Co. managers, 1106 Broadway
OAKLAND IRON WORKS, Ives Scoville, propietor, 511-
513 Second
OAKLAND JOURNAL (German weekly) Journal Co. pub-
lishers and proprietors, 866 Broadway
Oakland Kindergarten (German and American School) 835
Brush
OAKLAND LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY, Mrs. Isabella
Perkins matron, S s Linden bet Broadway and Tele-
• graph av
OAKLAND LIBRARY, Joseph B. McChesney president,
Miss Mary F. Benton secretary, Miss Ina D. Coolbrith
librarian, N s Fourteenth bet Broadway and Clay
OAKLAND LUMBER YARD, Samuel Merritt proprietor,
foot Washington
OAKLAND, PACHECO AND MT. DIABLO STAGE LINE,
Downing & Forester proprietors, office 368 Eighth
OAKLAND PAVING CO., C. T. H. Palmer president,
Union Bank Building, room 6, quarry McAdam nr Broad-
way
OAKLAND PHARMACY, Frank G. Lunt proprietor, NE
cor Willow and Seventh
OAKLAND PIONEER STEAM DYEING WORKS, G.
Rangod proprietor, 307 Twelfth
OAKLAND PLANING MILL, Burnham, Standeford & Co.
proprietors, First, Second and Washington
OAKLAND POINT PLANING MILL, Schoonover & Co.
proprietors, Oakland Point
OAKLAND RAILROAD CO., J. S. Emery president, Geo.
Y. Loring secretary, F. W. Knox treasurer, office 921
Broadway, room 2
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANTS' EX-
CHANGE, E. P. Casterline secretary, 911 Washington
Oakland Shirt Factory, H. Wichelhausen manager, 479 Ninth
Oakland Stone Yard, Jerry O'Connor proprietor, SE cor
Seventh and Castro
Oakland Straw Works, Henry Ingram proprietor, 468 Ninth
Oakland Township Assessor, W. F. Boardman, office County
Court House, room 3
Oakland Township Pound, District No. 7, Samuel Smith
poundmaster, nr Four-mile House, Telegraph road
OAKLAND TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., William E.
Dargie manager, 911 Broadway
II RFRT ft HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and LNSURANCE agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
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WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
350 OAKLAND [0] DIRECTORY.
OAKLAND TROTTING PARK, H. A. Bandlett proprietor,
W s San Pablo av two miles NW City Hall
OAKLAND WAREHOUSE, Gladding Bros, proprietors,
NE cor First and Jefferson
OASIS WINE ROOMS, J. P. Wonderlich proprietor, 905
Broadway
Obenauer G., tailor with S. Francis, res 1372 Franklin
Ober Worth, horse trainer, res E s San Pablo av nr Adeline
Obrock J. F., butcher with L. Schaffer, res 555 Sixth
Ocean View School, M. M. Gilman principal, E s San Pablo
av nr Delaware, W. B.
Odd Fellows' Building, SE cor East 12th and Eleventh av
Odd Fellows' Hail, NW cor Franklin and Eleventh
Odell Charles E., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry, res
1400 Twelfth
Odell George E., carpenter, res 962 Clay
Odell Isaac, fireman Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Oderkirk John (Carmichael & Oderkirk) res 523 Eighth
Odle W. S., carpenter, res 960 Clay
Oefele Wm., bartender with Charles Metzler, res 473 Eighth
Oettl Louis, cook Union Hotel
OFFO Dr., Chinese physician, 704 Broadway
OGDEN D. F., dentist, 1207 Broadway and 1208 San Pablo
av, res 1207 Broadway
Ogerty — , shoemaker, res Eagle House
Ogilby Robert E., civil engineer, res 1228 Broadway
Ohler Leonard, barber with Classon & Trost, res Myrtle nr
Fifth
Ohlsen Jacob, gardener, res N s Merrimac pi bet Webster
and Telegraph av
Ohlson Lawrence, cooper, res W s Magnolia nr Twenty-
eighth
Ohme Charles, carpenter, res S s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
Olander Albert, machinist, res Eureka Hotel
Olanie Xavier, patternmaker, res 1170 Sixteenth av
Olcese Frank, fruits and candies, 456 Seventh, res cor Sev-
enth and Franklin
OLD BLAISE HOUSE, Ame & Philibert proprietors,
Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
Olimo S., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Oling O. O., carpenter, res E s Pine nr Lincoln
Oliver Aaron P., carpenter, res 818 Fifteenth
Oliver Edith, domestic, 462 Twelfth
Oliver F. Mrs., res 804 Tenth
Oliver Frank G., gardener with G. S. Dodge, res SW cor
Eighth and Madison
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THUGS MILKS FROM
OAKLAND.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 351
Oliver Harold G., solicitor Victor Sewing Machine Co., res
612 East 15th
Oliver James M., porter C. P. R, R,, res 271 Sixth
Oliver William P., res 1008 West
Ollis Henry, carriage and wagon manufacturer, 1008 Frank-
lin, res 1010 Franklin
Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, res E s Tenth av bet
East 14th and East 15th
Olmsted George, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Olmsted L. H. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1228 Broadway
Olmsted Pauline Miss, res 1228 Broadway
Olmsted R. A., clerk with Bell & Stump, res 1322 Tele-
graph av
Olmsted Sibyl L. Miss, res 1228 Broadway
OLNEY & CO. (James N. and Charles C. Olney) real estate
agents and auctioneers, 857 Broadway (and 219 San-
some, S. F.)
Olney Charles C. (Olney & Co.) res 1151 Alice
Olney F. A., pressman Daily Tribune, res 1001 Webster
Olney James N. (Olney <fc Co.) res 1356 Franklin
Olofson Peter, laborer, res W s Twenty -first av bet East 24th
and East 25th
Olsen Andrew, clerk with William Stewart, res NW cor
Ninth and Cypress
Olsen Anthony, student University
Olsen John, carpenter, res S s Lincoln bet Wood and Pine
Olsen John C, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res S s Lin-
coln bet Wood and Pine
Olsen John P. (Olsen & Johnson, S. F.) res 722 Linden
Olsen Rasmus, carpenter, res 1056 Third
Olsen Trone, waiter Grand Western Restaurant, res 1756
Seventh
Olson C, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Olson John, carpenter, res S s Twentieth nr Market
Olson Nelson, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Omen — , shipwright, res 1013 Third
Omey William H., engineer, res 1766 Division
ONCE-A-WEEK (weekly) John F. Uhlhorn publisher, 461
Ninth
Orchard Thomas, postal clerk C. P. R. R., res 63 Valley
Oregon Block, NE cor Broadway and Thirtieth
Organ Thomas, carpenter, res William bet Cedar and Bay
Organ Walter M., cigars and tobacco, cor Pine and Seventh,
res N s William bet Cedar and Bay
Ornisby A. W., machinist Pioneer Planing Mill, res 655
Washington
II RFfiT SL HIINTFR AGENTb F0R SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
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Ormsby C. W., carpenter, res 1310 Harrison
Ormsby E. S., res 1306 Harrison
Orr James E., carpenter, res cor Thirteenth av and East 25th
Orr John C, painter with C. B. Rutherford, res Eleventh
bet Webster and Harrison
Orr Samuel, carpenter, res Eland House
ORR WILLIAM H.„ saloon, NW cor San Pablo and Un-
ion avs
Orrick Oliver S., with Averill Paint Co. (S. F.) res 1107
Adeline
Ortman C. L., Mrs., res W s Broadway nr Twenty-first
Osborn O. C, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 956 Webster
Osborn William, turner W. D. Co., res 1020 Wood
Osborn William E., student University
Osbourne Samuel, shorthand reporter, res NE cor Eleventh
av and East 18th
Oschkinat A. (Gehlich & Oschkinat) res Fifteenth bet Kirk-
ham and Center
Osgood Charles G. Mrs., res W s Grove nr Brown
Oshner Bertha (widow) res W s Telegraph av nr Thirty-
ninth
Ossosky Morris, butcher, 363 Eighth
Ostello J. H., upholsterer, 367 Seventh
Osterhout Schuyler, clerk Northern R. R.., res Grand West-
ern Hotel
Otis Charles W., principal Durant School, res S s Plymouth
av nr Telegraph av
Otis Henry, painter, res Golden Star Hotel
Ott A. Mrs., res 621 Third
Ott Charles, tinsmith with M. De La Montanya, res 621
Third
Ott Henry, sash and blind maker Pioneer Planing Mill, res
621 Clay
Ott John, bricklayer, res N s Magnolia nr Thirty-fourth
Otten C, merchant, res N s Twelfth nr Campbell
Ottero Daniel, bootblack with Joseph Martel, res E s Mar-
ket nr Fourth
Otto & Zingsem (Henry Otto and P. J. Zingsem) saloon,
NW cor Fifth and Broadway
Otto Gus. A., printer Pacific Press, res N s Seventh bet
Washington and Clay
Otto Henry (Otto & Zingsem) res Eureka Hotel
Otto Max, butcher, res 707 Sycamore
Ough John, carpenter with Power & Ough, res 1171 Six-
teenth av
Ough Joseph, res 421 East 12th
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3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr-
OSBORN &
ALEXANDER,
3PP PALACE HOTEL, . SAN FRANCISCO.
AND
HARDWARE.
AGENTS FOR
MIES' PATSHT FOOT POWER SCROLL SAWS, LATHES, MUSING MACHINE, ETC,
We make a specialty of Mechanics' Tools, and keep the best assortment and
best quality. Fancy woods of different thickness for amateur Bracket makers, as
(follows: Black Walnut, Red Cedar, White Holly, Laurel, Sycamore, Toa, Bird's
iye Maple, Ebony, Satin Wood, etc.
Foot Power Scroll Saw,
$30.
Automatic Boring Tool, with S Drills.
Lathe, $35.
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Parlor Air Pistol and Rifle,
Reduced from $5.00 to $3.00
NO NOISE. NO ODOR.
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Pat. Expansive Bit.
Send for Catalogue. (over.)
Patent Circle or Heel Pkine. Combined Scroll and Circular San, $40
(over.) OSBOBS & ALEXANDER, 624 Market St., opp, Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
J. 8. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY. 353
Ougli Richard (Power & Ough) res SE cor East 17th and
Fourth av
Ouroux Edward, laborer, res 361 First
Outram D. J., boots and shoes, 1163 Broadway, res 859
Harrison .
Overland House, James R. Smith proprietor, NW cor
Broadway and First
OVERLAND OYSTER HOUSE, R. Calhoun proprietor,
NW cor First and Webster
Overshiner Mary Miss, compositor Signs of the Times, res
608 Fourth
Owen Charles W., stairbuilder, res S s Third bet Alice and
Jackson
Owen F. A., piano tuner, res 4 Sixteenth
Owen N. J., clerk (S. F.) res W s Center opp Tenth
Owen W. A., carpenter, res Eagle House
Owen William W., carpenter W. D. Co., res East 11th bet
Tenth and Eleventh avs
Owen W. J. (Grayson, Harrell & Co.) res Grand Central
Hotel
Owens C. W., with Oakland Planing Mill
Owens John, patternmaker W. D. Co., res 859 Castro
Owens Julia Mrs., res 714 Broadway
Owens Kate, domestic with A. K. P. Harmon
Owens Maggie, domestic, res 573 Eleventh
Owens Mary, domestic, 716 Fifth
Owens R., conductor C. P. R. R.
Owens Stephen, carpenter W. D. Co., res NE cor Twelfth
and Willow
Owens — , farmer, res E s Peralta, nr West 5th
Oxford S. C. Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 306 Seventh
Pacheco Romualdo, Member Congress, res 964 Myrtle
Pacific Candy Manufactory, Henry Kirchheiner proprietor,
1007 Broadway
Pacific Diamond Gaslight Co., 1068 Broadway
Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., Leopold Cahn President,
Philip Susmann secretary, cor Second av and East 10th
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Sacramento, Homer
A. Craig agent, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
PACIFIC POTTERY (Sacramento, Cal.) W. H. Parkinson
agent, 1160 Broadway
RIIRPRT J? UHhSTFQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UILDLII I 0c IIUIl I Ln NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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354 OAKLAND [ P J DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC PRESS, James White president, James E. White
secretary, 1059 Castro
Pacific Stone Co., F. Chappellet president, yard SE cor
Second and Franklin
Packard Charles (W. C. Mason & Co.) res Fifth av bet East
15th and East 16th
Packard E. H., machinehand Brooklyn Planing Mill, res
1113 Sixteenth av
Packard Warren, res 522 East 14th
Paddack George Mrs., res 667 Sixth
Paddock Herbert L., res NE cor Fifth av and East 16th
Page Alfred, cook with Campbell & Spiars, res 1054 Broad-
way
PAGE 'FRANCIS S., exchange and money broker, 1007 and
917 Broadway, res 122 Eleventh
Page Frederick, painter, res SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Broadway
Page Harry, painter, res NE cor East 14th and Thirteenth av
Page James, laborer, res N s Dalton av nr Stock Yards
Page J. H., res NE cor Brush and Eighth
Page Jonathan, foreman blacksmith C. P. R. R., res 942
WTood
Page — Mrs., res 1197 Sixteenth av
Paget Felicien, teacher Classical and English School, res
863 Alice
Paget Howard, clerk with L. Gottshall & Co., res cor Shat-
tuck and Addison, B.
Pagge Antonio, waiter Barnum's Restaurant, res SE cor
Broadway and Seventh
Pagge Brothers (P. and Leonard Pagge) proprietors Bar-
num's Restaurant, SE cor Broadway and Seventh
Pagge Leonard (Pagge Bros.) res SE cor Broadway and
Seventh
Pagge P. (Pagge Bros.) res SE cor Broadway and Seventh
Pagnum John, teamster, res 679 Twenty-sixth
Pagnum Patrick, laborer, res SW cor Thirty-third and Grove
Pahnke J, Mrs., seamstress, res NE cor Market and Third
Paille' Marcellin, French laundry, res 323 Twelfth
Paine Joseph, engineer C. P. R. R., res N s Pacific bet
Willow and Campbell
Painter Albert, student University, res Berkeley Hotel
Palace Club House (Pioneer Club) N s University av bet
Ellsworth and Chapel, B.
Palazo Carlo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Palen Asa, salesman with Mellis Bros., res Grove bet Ninth
and Tenth
SFSIMONT HOTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATtD. and^owo0
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY. 355
Palinbauni Solomon, glazier with Whittier, Fuller & Co.
res 379 Fifth
Pallies Alexander, commission merchant (S. F.) res NE cor
Telegraph av and Merrimac pi
Palm Charles W., clerk with Eoger S. Day, res 259 Fourth
Palm Cyrus, res 259 Fourth
Palmer Abigail Mrs., res 960 Eighth
Palmer A. W., harnessmaker with F. A. Marston, res 253
Eighth
Palmer C. C, commission merchant, res E s Madison bet
Ninth and Tenth
Palmer Charles E., County Treasurer and ex-officio County
Tax Collector, office Court House, room 2, res San Le-
andro
PALMER C. T. H., president Oakland Paving Co., Union
Bank building, room 6, res Berkeley
Palmer E. H., contractor and builder, res 958 Webster
Palmer Frank L., sec San Joaquin and Kings River Canal
and Irrigation Co (S. F.) res 592 Sycamore
Palmer George M., res Shell Mound Park
Palmer Henry, carpenter, res Webster bet Ninth and Tenth
PALMER HENRY A., cashier Union National Gold Bank,
res Knox House
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, res S s Eighth nr Wil-
low
Palmer J. J., hardware (S. F.) res Knox House
Palmer Rollin H., engineer, res N s Eighth nr Campbell
Palmer Warren, carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Chase bet
Wood and Willow
Pantoskey Hermann, furniture and glassware, 461 Fourth,
res 711 Broadway
Pantoskey Jacob, res 461 Fourth
Paoletti Charles, saloon and restaurant, University av nr
Hxunboldt av, B.
Papworth Alonzo, watchman Oakland Bank of Savings
Para Jose', laborer with Freeman & Jaffe
Parant J. G., laborer, res 855 Franklin
PARDEE E. H., Mayor of Oakland and physician, (S. F.)
res 672 Eleventh
Pardee George C, student University, res 672 Eleventh
Pardon Albert, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Parent Joseph, laborer, res 560 Franklin
Paris Charles, res 477 Bay pi
Parish Charles L., builder, res NE cor Twenty-first and
Chestnut
GILBERT & HUNTER '
Oiiice. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
356 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Park CO., painter, res Capital Hotel
PARK HOUSE, Henry Pine proprietor, NW cor University
av and Third, W. B.
Park Thomas E., plasterer, res cor Peralta and Thirty-
sixth
Parker Aaron, carpenter and boxmaker, shop Standard Soap
Co's Factory, W. B.
Parker Annie, domestic with William DeFremery
Parker Anthony, sexton Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, res 860 Seventh
Parker Charles A., carpenter, res NE cor Fifth and Lewis
Parker Edward A., instructor Physics and Mechanics, Uni-
versity, res Winsor House
Parker Edward W. (Haddock & Parker) res 706 Thirteenth
Parker E. P., clerk with W. C. Parker, res Blake House
Parker F. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res
cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Parker Francis L., carpenter with Wall & Black, res NE cor
Fifth and Lewis
Parker G. A., res Grand Central Hotel
Parker George, painter, res Seventh nr Madison
Parker George J., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res Jack-
son bet Seventh and Eighth
Parker H. V., carpenter, res 577 Sixteenth
Parker Jennie, domestic with Wm. DeFremery
Parker John, laborer, res Seventh bet Broadway and Frank-
lin
Parker Joseph, res S s Seventeenth nr Cypress
Parker Leonidas, farmer, res cor Thirteenth av East 33d,
Lynn
Parker L. D., capitalist, res Winsor House
Parker Mary, domestic, 963 Clay
Parker Miles, shipwright, res First nr Castro
Parker O. W., teacher music and piano tuner, 1163 Broad-
way, res NW cor Franklin and Broadway
Parker Thomas, res N s Vernon av nr College av, Temes-
cal
PARKER WILLIAM C, newsdealer, books, stationery,
and manufacturer picture frames, 843 Broadway, res W
s Madison nr Lake
Parkin Thomas, carpenter, res SW cor William and Pine
Parkinson Jacob C, with W. H.Parkinson, res 1160 Broad-
way
Parkinson Thomas D., civil engineer, res 718 Twelfth
Parkinson William F., bookkeeper with W. H. Parkinson,
res 627kTenth
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «° ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 357
PARKINSON W. H. agent Pacific Pottery and dealer in
fire-brick, plaster decorations, sewer-pipe and flower
pots, 1160 Broadway, res 627 Tenth
Parks J. Lewis Rev., rector St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
res 1513 Telegraph av
PARMELAND F., restaurant, 839 Broadway
Parratt Frederick (Parratt, Arrowsmith & Co., S. F.) res
527 Frederick
Parrish Ransom, res 171 Third
Parrish William H., machinist Oakland Planing Mill, res
171 Third
Parrott John W., shipwright W. D. Co., res N s Nineteenth
nr Market
Parry Chas., engineer Pioneer Planing Mill, res 612 Second
Parry George, clerk U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 832 Market
Parry James, shipwright, res 722 Myrtle
Parshley William, bartender with John Terney, res 1015
Washington
Parsons Allen S., scroll sawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, res
555 Broadway
Parsons Edward, groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and
Franklin
Parsons George W., farmer, E s San Pablo av nr Temescal
creek
Parsons Nathaniel F., carpenter, res NW cor Thirty-ninth
and Grove
Parsons Samuel, res N s East 16th bet Seventh and Eighth
avs
Parson Samuel S., restaurant C. P. R. R. wharf
Parsons S. H. Mrs., res 924 Filbert
PARTENSCKY CHARLES, proprietor Berkeley Laundry,
N s Twelfth nr Kirkham, office 457 Seventh
Partick Kate Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 835 Market
Partridge A. P., carpenter W. D. Co., res Ninth bet Center
and Cypress
Partridge Edward B., bookkeeper with W. W. Dodge & Co.
(S. F.) res 810 Filbert
Partridge P. M., painter, res S s Eleventh bet Castro and
Brush
Partridge William H., fireman C. P. R. R., res NE cor
Taylor and Pine
Patenaude Hippolyte, teamster with Remillard & Bros., res
cor Second and Clay
Patrick E. F., res 533 Frederick
Patrick E. G. Mrs., saleswoman with Wm. Dick & Co., res
SW cor Nineteenth and Telegraph av
RILRFRT £ HSINTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
358 OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY.
Patrick Tillie J. Miss, cashier with Wm. Dick & Co., res
SW cor Nineteenth and Telegraph av
Patrick William, res 533 Frederick
Patrick William, stock owner, res Oakland Trotting Park
Patronak Frederick F., meat market, 1323 San Pablo av
Patten John, laborer W. D. Co., res N s William bet Pine
and Cedar
Patten R. F., res SE cor Seventh av and East 11th
Patten S. C, carpenter, res SE cor Fifth and Henry
Patten William, res SE cor Seventh av and East 11th
Patterson Charles, laborer with T. W. Corder
Patterson George, res 685 S}Tcamore
Patterson John A., brakeman C. P. R. R., res S s William
bet Cedar and Bay
Patterson John W., bookkeeper Grove-st Planing Mill, res
965 Jefferson
Patterson Matilda, domestic, Bay nr Broadway
Patterson Prescilla Mrs., domestic Chi Phi House
Patterson Robert, teamster, res Union Hotel
Patterson William F., paper hanger with J. H. Garrigan,
res 360 Seventh
Patterson — , res W s Brush nr Sixth
Pattiani A. W., clerk with Woodward & Taggart, res Eighth
bet Market and Myrtle
Patton Belle E. Miss, res cor Sixth and Alice
Patton Frank, tinsmith, res SE cor Goss and Wood
Patton Frederick E., secretary Trust Fund Insurance Co.,
res 1518 Broadway
Patton J. R., machinist, res SE cor Alice and Sixth
Patton W. H., civil engineer, res 1291 Alice
Paufoe & Larson (C. Paufoe and L. Larson) saloon, 802
Broadway
Paufoe C. (Paufoe <fc Larson) res S s Third nr Washington
Paul C, tinsmith, E s Telegraph av bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Paul Henry, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S s Harlan nr
Peralta
PAUL JOHN A., proprietor American Bakery, 815 Broad-
way, res 1059 Franklin
Paul John H. (Hickey & Paul) res 1059 Franklin
Paul Joseph J., assayer U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 1065 Twelfth
Paul Joseph J. Mrs., private school, SW cor Twelfth and
Jackson
Paul Logan, foreman W. D. Co., res 1524 Fifth
Paul P. L., driver with John A. Paul, res 1059 Franklin
Paul William, with Cal. Wratch Co., res Park House, W. B.
'IFiliVinNT *\PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY. 359
Paulson & Co. (L. L. Paulson) agents Singer Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 1218 San Pablo av
Paulson L. L. (Paulson & Co.) res 1218 San Pablo av
Paulson W. S., school teacher (S. F.) res E s Eleventh av
bet East 14th and East 15th
Payne E. B. Eev., pastor First Congregational Church, B.,
res N s Dwight way nr Humboldt av, B.
Payne Frank Howard, physician and surgeon, E s Choate
opp Post Office, B.
Payne J. H. Eev., res N s Dwight way nr Telegraph av, B.
Payne John, sexton First Methodist Church, res W s Myrtle
nr Twenty-fourth
Peabody W. B., carpenter, res S s Delaware nr Tenth, W.B.
Peacemaker George, laborer, res S s Chase nr Pine
Peacock Robert, sawyer Brooklyn Planing Mill, res SW cor
Second and Madison
Peal Allen, janitor Lafayette School, res 963 Webster
Pearce Richard Mrs., res 969 Jefferson
Pearce Webb N.. clerk Oakland Post Office
Pearson John W., stocks (S. F.) res 14 Pearson's Row
Pearson Thomas, gilder Cal. Watch Co., res N s Bristol nr
Fifth, W. B.
Pease Arthur C, carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill, res
S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Pease John H., carpenter, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Pease L. W., carpenter, res W s Grove nr Twentieth
Pebble W., teamster with J. P. Laphan, res W s San Pablo
av nr Alcatraz av
Pebbles Frank M. (Pebbles & Baldwin, S F.) res 1015
Peralta
Peck & Hall (Chauncy A. Peck and Sether J. Hall) groce-
ries and gen mchdse, E s Chapel nr Bancroft way, B.
Peck Anna, domestic, 916 Myrtle
Peck Chauncy A., agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co. (and
Peck & Hall) res E s Chapel nr Bancroft way, B.
Peck James R., drayman, res SE cor Fifth av and East 16th
Peck W. F., bricklayer, res 756 Sixth
Peck William W., laborer Pacific Iron Works (S. F.) res N
s Chase nr Cedar
Pecker J. C, bootmaker with Charles A. Broad
Peckham A. E. (Whittier & Peckham) res 516 Seventh
Peckham CO., laborer, res 516 Seventh
Peckinpah A. R., teamster, res N s East 11th bet Seventh
and Eighth avs
Peckman O. C, laborer Oakland Lumber Yard, res N s
Seventh bet Clay and Washington
Pll RFRT £ MHNTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
360
OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY,
Pederson Nils J., res S s Third bet Castro and Brush
Pedrini C, groceries and liquors, SE cor Telegraph av and
Birch, Temescal
Pedrini Mary Mrs., fancy goods, SE cor Telegraph av and
Birch, Temescal
Peladeau Guilleaume, farmer, res Folsom nr Shell Mound
Park
Pelham M. E. Mrs., teacher Lafayette School, res W s Ninth
av bet East 17th and East 18th
Pelkey Joseph H., brakeman C. P. K. Pi., res N s Twelfth
nr Center
Pellant Catherine, domestic, 1224 Eighth
Peller Herman, plumber with J. C. A. Macdonald, res cor
Twenty-second and Market
Peller John, corpenter with Wall <fc Black, res cor Twenty-
second and Market
Pelouze William S., real estate, res S s Seventh bet Wood
and Pine
Pendergast Annie, with Cal. Watch Co.
Pendergast John, laborer, res foot of Division
Pennell — , master mariner, res 260 Eighth
Penney A., salesman with A. Lippmann, res Washington nr
Sixth
Penniman John, res 215 Twelfth
Pennypacker Joseph J., pressman Transcript, res 910 Clay
Penning H., laborer W. D. Co.
Penoyer John W., superintendent with Wilson, Merry & Co.
(S. F.) res 362 Tenth
Pensam John J., bricklayer, res E s Fifth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
PENWELL SAMUEL A., president Berkeley Land and
Town Improvement Association, res SW cor Bristol and
Sixth, W. B.
Peralta Fernando, res Fruit Vale av
Peralta School, William C. Dodge principal, S s Alcatraz av
nr Telegraph av, B.
Percival George, gardener, NW cor Tenth and Clay
Percy Samuel, res W s Andover nr Plymouth av
Perdue T., boot and shoemaker, S s Seventh bet Wood and
Willow
Pereau E. A. Mrs., res 1212 Seventh
Pereau H. J., brakeman C. P. K. P.,
Pereau Joseph L., brakeman C. P. P. P.
Pereira Antone T., laborer, res N s Second bet Brush and
Castro
Peres Louis, live stock, res 932 Fourteenth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
D r i nk Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth,
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 361
Pereta Paul, laborer, res 654 Filbert
Perham John F., farmer, res E s Twelfth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Perine G. M., res N s East 14th nr Thirtieth av
Perine Nicholas P., roofer (S. F.) res N s East 14th nr
Twenty-eighth av
Perine William D., manufacturer cement walks, res W s
Myrtle nr Fifth
Perisaw Adlord, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Perkins Albert L., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1019 Brush
Perkins Eugene S., agent Davis Sewing Machine (S. F.) res
N s Eighth bet Wood and Willow
Perkins F. J., student University
Perkins Isabella Mrs., matron Oakland Ladies Relief Society
Perkins J. A., statistician Custom House (S. F.) res 811
Brush
Perkins James H., painter, res cor Seventh and Jefferson
Perkius J. J., real estate agent, res Fruit Yale House
Perkins John, hostler Plaza Livery Stable, res Temescal
Perkins M. C. (Atkinson & Perkins) res Tremont House
Permien F. W., master mariner, res 947 Linden
Perrin Samuel, watchman C. P. R. R, res Center bet Fourth
and Fifth
Perrin — , upholsterer, res 461 Ninth
Perrin Morris, laundryman Costa Laundry
Perrino John, farmer, N s University av nr San Pablo av,
W. B.
Perry Alvin B., salesman with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res
306 Tenth
Perry C. C, res N s Brown nr San Pablo av
Perry Charles, engineer Pioneer Planing Mill, res 251 Second
Perry David, capitalist, res St. James House
Perry H. C, student University, res N s University av nr
University Grounds, B.
Perry James A., contractor and builder, res S s Twelfth bet
Franklin and Webster
Perry John, res 1772 Seventh
Perry John F., with Custom House (S. F.) res N s Lincoln
nr Wood
Perry John H., painter, res 369 Eighth
Perry Joseph, laborer 0. P. R. B.
Perry Joseph F., barber with G. Briones, res 612£ East 12th
Perry J. W. S. (T. J. McDaniels & Co.) res West Oakland
House
Perry L. Mrs., widow, res 1712 Eighth
Perry S. A.Mrs., millinery and dressmaking, 1101 Broadway
"Ml RFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY— LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
362 OAKLAND [ P ] DIRECTORY.
Perry Samuel A., res 856 Harrison
Perry Steward, clerk, res 372 Second
Perry William, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 515 Eighth
Perry William F., res 1605 Telegraph av
Perry William J., painter, res 1426 San Pablo av
Persing Georgia Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res
S s Seventeenth nr Broadway
Petar Charles (Ghirardelli & Petar) res 1013 Webster
Peter Joseph, laborer C. P. R. P., res East 14th nr Twen-
tieth av
Peter Manuel, laborer, res East 12th bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth avs
Peterman Theodore, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res
Louisiana House
Peters Elizabeth Mrs., res 806 Grove
Peters J. D., bartender, res 260 Fifth
Peters Joseph, laborer C. P. R. Pi.
Peters Peter, with Sol. Wangenheim & Co. (S. F.) res N s
Eighteenth nr Center
Peters W. B. Mrs., res NE cor Fourth and Madison
Peters William, master mariner, res 969 Grove
Petersen & Co. (F. Petersen and A. Rasmussen) proprietors
Cosmopolitan Restaurant, 861 Broadway
Petersen Antone, waiter with Petersen & Rasmussen, res
Jackson bet Fifth and Sixth
Petersen Fred. (Petersen & Co.) res 851 Franklin
Petersen Gustave, night cook with Petersen & Rasmussen,
res 851 Franklin
Petersen H., laundryman Grand Central Hotel
Peterson Alexander, farmer, res W s San Pablo av nr Alca-
traz av
Peterson Amelia Mrs., res 809 Jackson
Peterson Anna, domestic, 923 Linden
Peterson August (Nelson & Peterson) res S s University av
nr San Pablo av, W. B.
Peterson Christian, hostler with Henry C. Porch
Peterson Henry F., collector and assistant librarian Oakland
Library, res N s Fifteenth nr Jefferson
Peterson Henry S., laborer, res W s Channing way nr
Audubon, B.
Peterson I. M., piledriver C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Peterson John, laborer W. D. Co., res N s Atlantic nr
Willow
Peterson John, machinist with Cal. Watch Co.
Peterson John, tinner, res cor Thirtv-second and Union
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner KJHB
J. 8. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 363
Peterson John, whitener, res cor Union and Twenty-fourth
Peterson John H., clerk with Schultz & Kock, res NW cor
Telegraph av and Forty-fifth
Peterson Lewis, groceries, store and res 1013 Third
Peterson Martin, bakery, 880 East 14th
Peterson Martin C, res NW cor Seventeenth and Cypress
Peterson Mary, domestic, 1625 Telegraph av
Peterson Kobert, window washer Tubbs' Hotel
Peterson Eudolph, clerk (S. F.) res 1503 Eighth
Peterson William, turner Grove-st Planing Mill
Pett David, nightwatchman W. D. Co., res S s Cleveland
av nr Telegraph av
PETTIGREW JAMES A. J., manager with B. C. Northup,
res 1553 Atlantic
Pettigrew W. J. jr., clerk (S. F.) res Ss Thirteenth nr Castro
Pettigrove Joshua, carpenter, res 692 Twenty-sixth
Pettit H. N. Mrs., widow, res 671 Tenth
Pettit Joseph G., carpenter, res W s Wood bet Taylor and
Seward
Pettye J. Y. Mrs., widow, res 475 Ninth
Pew J. W., mining secretary (S. F.) res 918 Filbert
Pferdner Emil, teacher music, res N s Third nr Washington
Pfester Julian, groceries and liquors, store and res cor Ade-
line and San Pablo av
Pfenninger Herman, clerk Swiss-American Bank (S. F.) res
718 Chester
Pfister John B. Mrs., confectionery and ice cream, 1065
Broadway
Pheby Thomas B., res 1275 Alice
Phelan William S., money broker (S. F.) res 1069 Castro
Phelps A. J. J., clerk with Win. Bolton, res S. F.
Phelps Alonzo, professor, res Tubbs' Hotel
Phelps C. B., res Pagoda Hill, Temescal
Phelps Emily Miss, seamstress, 626 Thirteenth
Phelps Emma E. Mrs., res Ws Channing way nr Audubon, B.
Phelps George H., clerk, res 215 Ninth
Phelps William H., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Phenneger K. M., shipwright W. D. Co., res 758 Fifth
PHILADELPHIA CHEMICAL STEAM DYEING AND
CLEANSING WORKS, Edward Francoz proprietor,
SW cor Fourth and Clay, office 912 Broadway
PHILADELPHIA RESTAURANT, Schaefer & Welti pro-
prietors, 1022 Broadway
Philbrick C. J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 454 Twelfth
Philbrick Thomas C., carpenter, res W s Webster bet
Fourth and Fifth
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\ LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
364 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Philibert Eniile (Ame & Philibert) res Old Blaise House
Phillbrick B. P., clerk Contra Costa Laundry, res NW cor
Fourteenth and Peralta
Phillips Alexander, presser Oakland Straw Works, res 815
Washington
Phillips Ann, domestic, 807 Market
Phillips B. R., carpenter, res NW cor Jefferson and Second
Phillips D. T., atty-at-law, res N s East 16th bet Sixth and
Seventh avs
Phillips Henry W. (Stokes & Phillips) res 1104 Broadway
Phillips James, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res Willow
nr Lincoln
Phillips James, salesman, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and
Pine
Phillips James M., instructor Hebrew and Ancient History
University
Phillips James W . (Grayson, Harrell & Co.) res cor East
10th and Sixth av
Phillips Jane Mrs., res Tubbs' Hotel
Phillips Rebecca, domestic, W s Ninth av nr East 24th
Phillips Thaddeus, porter C. P. R. R.
Phillips W. M., shoemaker D. and D. andB. Asylum
Phillips — , res 1378 Eighth
Phipps Francis M., clerk with Albert B. Phipps (S. F.) res
1111 Jefferson
Phipps Joseph, res 1111 Jefferson
Phipps V. E. Mrs., res E s Grove bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Phinny Joseph M., carpenter, res 327 Eleventh
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Roger S. Day agent,
422 Twelfth
Picer John, carpenter, res S s Locust nr San Pablo av
Pichler Chris., wines and liquors, 477 Ninth, res 470 Eighth
Pickersgill — , clerk with Lawrie & Whitney
PIEDMONT SPRINGS AND HOTEL, Alonzo D. Whitney
proprietor, 3 miles NE of Oakland
Pieneng Henry G., carpenter W. D. Co., res cor Pine and
Seventh
Pierce Alfred D., artesian well borer, res N s Eighth nr
Campbell
Pierce Charles B., with George W. Swan & Co. (S. F.) res
1007 Campbell
Pierce E. W., operator W. U. Tel. Co., cor Ninth and
Broadway
Pierce Harry H., printer with Butler & Bowman, res Seventh
nr Harrison
PIEDlVtOMT SPRINTS AN EXCELbENJ summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY ,Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth
OAKLAND [ P] DIRECTORY. 365
Pierce James E., carpenter, res 767 Willow
Pierce John, marble cutter with Madden & Nunan, res cor
Eighteenth and Linden
Pierce John H., blacksmith, res N s Eighth nr Willow
Pierce Joseph, fisherman Oakland Wharf, res S. F.
Pierce Keuben, res SW cor Sixth av and East Tenth
Pierce — , with C. P. R. R., res 1762 Goss
Pierre Ferdinand J., sculptor W. D. Co., res N s Seventh
bet Pine and Wood
Pierson Charles K., delivery clerk with Wells, Fargo &Co.,
res 1061 Clay
Pierson George, mining, res SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Pierson Louis H., clerk with Gushing & Ryder, res SW cor
Twelfth and Clay
Pietro Boscoio, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Pietro Rissa, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Pike S. B., insurance agent (S. F.) res 1302 Tenth
Pilbeam George W., stairbuilder W. D. Co., res S. F.
Pilcher W. T., real estate (S. F.) res Winsor House
Pillsbury Enoch L., blacksmith Alameda Iron Works, res
W s Market nr Fourth
Pimentel Francisco C, laborer, res NW cor Atlantic and
Campbell
Pinard Noel, carpenter, res W s Adeline bet First and
Third
PINE HENRY, proprietor Park House, NW cor University
av and Third, W. B.
Pine M. A. Mrs., res 1005 Peralta
Pinkerton T. H., physician, office and res 570 Eleventh
Pinkham Ella Miss, teacher Durant School, res 503 Eleventh
PINKHAM GEORGE, groceries and liquors, W s Tele-
graph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
Pinkham George, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Pinkham George T., plasterer, res SE cor Temescal and
Telegraph av
Pinkham P., carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Pinkham Seth, res 726 Fifteenth
Pinkham Willis P., plasterer, res 503 Eleventh
Pinney F. M. Mrs., res NW cor Madison and Ninth
Pinney George M., res Grand Central Hotel
Pioda Paul, professor University, res N s University av nr
Shattuck, B.
PIONEER CARPET BEATING MACHINE, A. Robinson
proprietor, 519 Second
PIONEER CARRIAGE FACTORY, Sohst Bros, proprie-
tors, NE cor Eighth and Franklin
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LOANS NEGOTIATED. I or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGABT, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
366 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
PIONEER PLANING MILL, James E. Bletheu proprie-
tor, SW cor Broadway and First
PIONEER POTTERY, Daniel Brannan proprietor, cor East
Twelfth and Seventeenth av
Pipher Stephen, baggagemaster C. P. R. R., res 906 Wash-
ington
Pirrie William, bookkeeper with John Ziegenbein & Co.
(S. F.) res 1263 Twelfth
Pitman William, shipwright W. D. Co.
Pitts George H. (Howe & Pitts, S. F.) res S s Seventeenth
bet West and Market
Pitts James M., carpenter, res Stewart's Hotel
Pixley Enoch, carpenter, res Eland House
Place Ella Miss, res 631 Fourteenth
Place J. F. (Berry & Place, S F.) res 1019 Linden
Place Jennie M. Miss, res 938 Filbert
Plain e Nora Miss, res 819 Washington
Planer John, proprietor Redwood City House, 368 Seventh
Plath E. L., helper with M. W. Allen
Platner J., rancher, res Winsor House
Platshek Mark, student University
Playter E. W., (Dunham, Carrigan & Co., S. F.) res 1167
Castro
Plaza Livery and Sale Stable, J. W. Moore proprietor, 413
Fourth
PLOMTEAUX H. J., dentist, NE cor Broadway and Tenth,
res 820 Brown
Plow James, carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Plummer B. S., res Grand Central Hotel
Plummer Daniel A., res 1067 Thirteenth av
Plummer James W., carpenter, res S s Lincoln bet Pine
and Wood
PLUNKETT JAMES O, atty-at-law and searcher of re-
cords 954 Broadway, res W s Webster nr Sixth
Plunkett Westley, law student, res NE cor East 12th and
Twelfth av
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church, N s Plymouth av
nr Telegraph av
Pogue W. S., res Winsor House
Poindexter Robert W., clerk with Latham & King (S. F.) res
1010 West
Poinsett William, farmer, res E s Shattuck nr University av,
Berkeley
Police Court, A. H. Jayne judge, office City Hall
Pollard Charles H., secretary Tribune Publishing Co., res
572 Tenth
A Deautifnl Slimmer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THKKE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDONS, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 367
Pollard Thomas, painter, res Second nr Summer
Pollock Robert, carpenter and builder, res The Home, B.
Pornroy E. H., widow, res 955 Seventh
Pornroy B. M., carpenter, res 361 Tenth
Pornroy H. B., bookkeeper, res 1308 Webster
Pool Spencer, res 818 Clay
Poole David, master mariner, res 110 East 12th
Poole Ermentine A., student University
Poole Henry C, watchman C. P. B. B" Wharf, res E s Wil-
low nr William
Poole Nancy J., domestic with Eobert G. Davidson
Poor E. A., res 1254 Webster
POPE, DAM & GREEN (John F. Pope, G. W. Dam and
A. V. Green) real estate agents, 912 Broadway and 436
Montgomery, S. F.
Pope George L., painter, res 959 Third
Pope John F. (Pope Dam & Green) res S. F.
Pope J. T., res 808 Jackson
Pope T. E., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1002 Chester
Poppe Eobert A., student University
PORCH HENRY H, proprietor Stanford Livery and Feed I go
Stable, N s Seventh nr Wood, res S s Lincoln bet Wil- »
low and Campbell jj*.
Porte S., driver with M. Mouret, res 912 Franklin |<*g
Portello Frank, butcher with H. M. Ames, res N s Dalton
av nr Stock Yards
Portello Henry, butcher, res Eoff 's Hotel
Portello Manuel, butcher, res East Oakland Hotel
Porter Able W., clerk with C. E. Lewis & Co., res 1017 >
Webster ^
Porter Herbert D., salesman with C. E. Lewis & Co., res ^
1017 Webster g
Porter James J., license collector, 5 City Hall, res S s Sev- tj
enteenth nr Jefferson | ^
Porter James E., dentist, 1068 Broadway, rooms 3-5 g
Porter Sylva A. Mrs., res 1017 Webster | J
Porter — , carpenter, res N s University av nr Sixth, W. B. I C
Portman Charles, painter, res Golden Star Hotel ! q
Posey A. C, physician, office and res 1116 Broadway
Posey T. E., manager Cal. Fire and Water Proof Paint Co., ^
555 Broadway, res SW cor Grove and Walton j —
Posseau Salmon B., teamster, res MW cor Locust and Web- i ^
ster ; g
Post C. A., conductor C. P. E. E., res SE cor Sixth and
Brush
Post C. B. Mrs., res 822 Brush
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Til RFRT !& KIlftfTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco AND ALAMEDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
368 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Post Hannah H. Mrs., res NE cor Thirty-third and West
Post Offices, John Eliot Benton postmaster, 465 Ninth.
Brooklyn — Thomas Steeve postmaster, cor Thirteenth av
and East 12th. West Oakland — H. Y. Baker postmas-
ter, cor Seventh and Pine. Berkeley — S. S. Merrill
postmaster, N s Choate nr Bancroft way. West Berke-
ley— -James S. Higgins postmaster, SW cor San Pablo
av and Delaware. North Temescal — Elias Gill post-
master, W s Telegraph av nr Temescal creek
POST OFFICE RESTAURANT, J. Marques proprietor,
459 Ninth
Post W. V., painter, res El Dorado House
Postlethwaite Hartley, blacksmith with Benjamin Kneale,
res East Oakland Hotel
Poston E. C. Mrs., principal Poston's Seminary, E s Oak
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Pothier Louis (Boudreau & Pothier) res N s Third nr Broad-
way
POTRERO BRICK YARD (P. N., H., Edward and Frank
Remillard and T. Lamoureux) offices 1055 Broadway,
room 4, City Wharf, and Market-st Wharf, S. F.
Potter Charles S. Mrs., res N s Seventeenth opp Jefferson
Potter E. E., insurance agent, res 272 Eleventh
Potter George C, civil engineer, re3 junction San Pablo and
Telegraph avs
Potter George Hiram, traveling agent, res N s Edwards nr
Telegraph av
Potter Henry N., photographer (S. F.) res 572 Sixteenth
Potter Herbert B., carpenter, res N s Eighteenth bet Kirk-
ham and Peralta
Potter John, furnished rooms, 517 Third
Potter Nathaniel C, res W s Franklin nr Durant
Potter R. B., painter, res 856 Clay
Potter William, carpenter C. P. R. R., res S s Chase nr
Willow
Potter William, joiner, res William nr Cedar
Potter William F., paint grinder with Whittier, Fuller & Co.
(S. F.) res S s Third bet Union and Magnolia
Potts James, res SE cor San Pablo av and Elizabeth
Potts Julia Miss, res E s Fifth av bet East 15th and East 16th
Potts Nellie Miss, teacher music, res 958 Webster
Potts R. C, brakeman C. P. R. R., res 715 Market
Potts S. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 958 Webster
Poulter Charles, springmaker, res 211 Eleventh
Poulterer Thomas R. (J. H. Howard & Co.) res S. F.
Poulson W., physician, res Union Hotel
'IFRMfiNT *sPRINP^ FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R summer
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth sL
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 369
Pound City, Daniel Rattery poundmaster, cor Thirtieth and
Peralta
Pounstone Alvin L.. newspaper correspondent and advertis-
ing agent, 921 Broadway, room 6
Powell E. Miss, teacher Durant School, res SW cor William
and Wood
Powell Howell A., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 911 Myrtle
Powell William, painter with C. B. Rutherford, res 710
Fourth
Powell William R., surveyor with City Engineer, res St.
James House
Powell William W., porter C. P. R. R., res SE cor Sixteenth
and Jefferson
POWER & OUGH (William Power and Richard Ough) pro-
prietors Brooklyn Planing Mills, cor Fourteenth av and
East Twelfth
Power David, laborer, res cor Maple and Vernon av
Power George, laborer, res Eland House
Power John, laborer, res Overland House
Power John S., salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res N s
Twentieth bet West and Curtis
Power William (Power & Ough) res SE cor East 17th and
Fourth av
Powers Charles E., butcher with E. A. Guptil, res 1710 Tel-
egraph av
Powers Daniel N., dentist, 463 Tenth
Powers Edward, carpenter, res Eagle House
Powers James J., bottler with J. I. Bliven & Co., res El
* Dorado House
Powers Mary, domestic, 716 Fourteenth
Powers Newton, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-second
Powers O. B. (Chamberlain & Powers) res Suisun
Powers Oliver P., boarding, 323 Eleventh
Powers Patrick, deckhand steamer Capital
Powers Robert, carpenter, res Charter Oak Hotel
Powers Thomas, laborer, res Overland House
Poyzer William R., student University, res Palace Club
Prairo John M., blacksmith, res 803 Peralta
Prather Samuel D., clerk with W. & M. Everson, res Eighth
nr Myrtle
Prather Thomas, messenger Union National Gold Bank, res
Eighth nr Myrtle
Pratt Blanche Miss, teacher with Davis S. M. Co., res N s
Sixteenth nr Center
Pratt D. W., deputy County Clerk, res 664 Eleventh
Pratt F. D. Mrs., res cor Franklin and Durant
PIIRCRT 9 MUNTCP BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLIll W nUll i LI! NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
370 OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY.
Pratt Frank, printer with Murry Dunham, res 1059 Clay
Pratt Henry C., res 1577 Broadway
Pratt Henry L., driver with Sarpy, Barstow & Co., res foot
of Franklin
Pratt Horace, pedlar, res NE cor Twenty-sixth and San
Pablo av
Pratt Horace G., printer Signs of the Times, res N s Six-
teenth nr Center
Pratt J. PL, teacher music, 1068 Broadway, room 9
Pray H. T., farmer, res 723 Myrtle
Prenstlow Nels, carpenter, res W s Willow nr Atlantic
Presbyterian Church (Independent) Rev. L. Hamilton pas-
tor, SE cor Thirteenth and Jefferson
PRESCOTT & BEMIS (M. Prescott and O. Bemis) butch-
ers, 479 East 12th
Prescott Alfred, shipwright W. D. C, res N s William bet
Cedar and Bay
Prescott C, brakeman C. P. Pi. R., res Oakland Wharf
Prescott Grammar School, James Stratton principal, cor
Campbell and Taylor
Prescott Melvin (Prescott & Bemis) res NW cor Tenth av
and East 14th
Prescott Primary School, James Stratton principal, cor Tay-
lor and Campbell
Prescott Sarah Mrs., res 573 East 12th
Presho James, commission merchant (S. P.) res 827 Myrtle
Preston John W., patternmaker, res W s San Pablo av nr
Twenty-second
Price & Hove (G. C. Price and D. B. Hove) carpenters, 710
Tenth
Price David, architect, res 608 Ninth
Price David A., clerk with S. Splivalo & Co., res 608 Ninth
Price Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress, res S s Goss bet Wood
and Willow
Price F. O. P., carpenter, res Eland House
Price Frank, assistant engineer, res 608 Ninth
Price George C. (Price & Hove) res 625 Third
Price James, res 858 Harrison
Price James, horsetrainer Oakland Trotting Park
Price James K., clerk with Son Bros. (S. F.) res N s Seven-
teenth nr Cypress
Price John R., engineer C. P. R. R.
Price Margaret E. Miss, res 608 Ninth
Price Rufus, carpenter, res N s Fifth nr Webster
Price Walter F., printer Pacific Press, res N s Seventeenth
nr Cypress
SFflP/lflNT HflTFI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 371
Price W. C, salesman with Rouse & Laws (S. F.) res 625
Third
Price William H., clerk with Steere & Colby, res S s East
17th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Price William, machinehand, res 608 Ninth
Price William F., laborer, res 806 Grove
Price William F. jr., porter C. P. R. R., 806 Grove
Price W. S., clerk with Son Bros. (S. F.) res N s Seven-
teenth nr Cypress
Priest James, shipwright W. D. Co.
Priestley John H., teamster with Burner & Young, res 859
Clay
Priestley Thomas, painter, NW cor Clay and Seventh, res
552 Seventh
Prieta Paul (Sleigh & Prieta) res 654 Filbert
Prince Allen G., contractor, res N s Twelfth bet Wood and
Willow
Prince George, upholsterer with F. Barker, res cor Seven-
teenth and Clay
Prince Levi M., carpenter, res 559 Seventeenth
Prince Peter, driver Oakland R. R. Co., res E s Telegraph
av bet Temescal and Birch
Prince Thomas P., machinist, res N s Taylor nr Cedar
Prince — , salesman, res St. James House
Princely William, clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res 306
Tenth
Pringle Edward J., atty-at-law (S. F.) res NW cor Seventh
av and East 19th
Pringle John, carpenter W. D. Co., res Lewis nr Third
Pringle John, carpenter, res 913 Seventh
Prior Mary, domestic, W s Telegraph av bet Forty-first and
Forty-second
Pritchard Thomas, res NE cor East 15th and Tenth av
Probate Court,' Stephen G. Nye judge, County Court House,
room 1
Prosser Henry J., carpenter, res 958 Center
Prosser Walter, bricklayer, res W s Myrtle nr Twenty-fourth
Prout E. A. Mrs., milliner with Reichling & Amstutz, res
Winsor House
Pryal A. D., nursery and res Pryal's Valley, Temescal
Pryal William A., student University
Pulcifer Alexander W., blacksmith, res 808 Twenty-second
Pulcifer V. A. Mrs., private school, 808 Twenty-second
Pullen W. N., porter Winsor House
Pullis Thomas, plasterer, res Eland House
Pullman James, merchant, res 1052 Poplar
GILBERT & HUNTER '
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
372 OAKLAND [Q]
DIRECTORY.
Pullman — , pedlar, res Franklin House
Pumyea Nelson D., res Newland House
Pumyea Peter (Newland & Purnyea) 619 Tenth
Pundt Edward, bookkeeper with S. Splivalo & Co., res 475
Ninth
Purcell Charles, foreman Contra Costa Water Co., res N s
Hawthorne av bet Webster and Telegraph av
Purcell James, laborer W. D. Co.
Purcivel George C, stock operator, res Winthrop House
Purfurst August B., clerk German Consulate (S. F.) res 944
Wood
PURINGTON & REED (Stephen W. Purington and C. E.
H. Reed) wood and coal, 608 East 12th
Purington Stephen W. (Purington & Reed) 608 East 12th
Purnell Ann S. Mrs., ladies' nurse, 269 Sixth
Purnell Z. J., barber, 457 Broadway, res 269 Sixth
Purves John, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res 261 Second
Putnam S. N., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1258 Harrison
Putzar Louis, shipjoiner C. P. R. R., res N s Thirteenth nr
W illow
Putzker Alvin, instructor German, University, res SW cor
Humboldt av and Parker, B.
Py Ernest G. du, student University
PYTHIAN HALL, 1056 Broadway
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Quackenbush Charles McGeorge, carpenter, res 1789 Grove
Quarles Henry, res Eastern Hotel
Queean B., bartender Grand Central Hotel
QUEEN INSURANCE CO. (fire) of Liverpool, T. L. AVal-
ker agent, 1004 Broadway
Quick Anna, domestic, 959 Jefferson
Quigley John, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Quigley John J., carriage painter, 1008 Franklin, res 360
Fourth
Quigley Maggie Miss, shoefitter with Daniel Stuart, res
360 Eighth
Quigley Michael, laborer, res 666 Fourth
Quigley William B., expressman, res 666 Fourth
Quill Catharine, widow, res N s East 20th bet Sixth and
Seventh avs
Quill Daniel J., fireman C. P. R. R., res N s East 20th bet
Sixth and Seventh avs
fo« . ™e wyg, QflTE d th gjy 00 „ p|EDM0NT SPRINGS.
View of
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY. 373
Quill Sarah, domestic, NE cor Union and Seventh
Quimby Stephen, plasterer, res Eureka Hotel
Quinby Albert H., salesman with Mallet & Hammon, res
Grand Western Hotel
Quince A. M. Miss, assistant Harrison-st School, res 263
Twelfth
Quince M. Mrs., res 263 Twelfth
Quinlan James, laborer, res 1806 William
Quinlan P. J., res N s William bet Pine and Cedar
Quinliving Lizzie Miss, res 1679 Atlantic
Quinn Edward, laborer,.res 1568 Fifth
Quinn George W., clerk with Jason Springer (S. F.) res N
s Eleventh bet Kirkham and Cypress
Quinn John, laborer, res Mechanics' Hotel
Quinn John, laborer C. P. K. P., res 812 Filbert
Quinn Mary Miss, res NW cor Twenty-first av and East 24th
Quinn William H., salesman (S. F.) res 1217 Castro
Quinn William J., res 1217 Castro
Quinto Joseph M., barber Tubbs' Hotel, res 225 Seventh
Quirk Maggie Miss, copyist, res 966 Castro
Quong Shing, laundry, 708 Broadway
Quong Tai, Chinese physician and drugs, 469 Eighth
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Rabe William Mrs., res NE cor Alice and Durant
Rackliffe Frank, student Taylor's Business College, res 859
Castro >
Rackliffe John, merchant, res 859 Castro
Raddon Henry, painter, res Park House, W. B.
Rademacher August (Donovan & Rademacher) res cor Sew-
ard and Wood
Rader M. G., res 922 Third
Radick William, shoemaker, res Stewart's Hotel
Rading Frederick, upholsterer with E. Hook, res 514 Fourth
Radmond M. L. Mrs., res NE cor East 14th and First av
Radszwill C, bricklayer, res Golden Star Hotel
Rae Agnes, domestic, 1311 Harrison
Raffe James, compositor Tribune, res Winsor House
Raffo Brothers (Colombo and Louis Raffo) dealers in gro-
ceries, liquors, crockery, hardware, etc, SW cor Broad-
way and Third
Raffo Colombo (Raffo Brothers) res 613 Fourth
Raffo Louis (Raffo Brothers) res SW cor Broadway and
Third
Pll RFRT £ yil^TFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
374 OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Raftery Kate, domestic, 668 Sixteenth
Raftrey Sarah, domestic, 911 Myrtle
Ragen Maggie, chambermaid Tubbs' Hotel
Raglan Charles, porter C. P. R. R., res Eureka Hotel
Rago Raphael, carpenter, res 532 Valley
Rahls Thomas, brakeman C. P. R. R., res Oakland Wharf
RAILROAD AVENUE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
Frederick Schaffner proprietor, NW cor Chester and
Seventh (Kohler's Block)
RAILROAD EXCHANGE, John L. Frese proprietor, NE
cor Seventh and Bay
RAILROAD EXCHANGE, James Higgins proprietor, N s
University av, bet Second and Third, W. B.
Railton E. M., with C. P. R. R., res Oakland Wharf
Raines E. M., driver Hose Cart No. 3, res 1662 Eighth
Raines William H., laborer, res W s Center nr Tenth
Raleigh C. J., lather, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-eighth
Raleigh J. F., carpenter, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-eighth
Raleigh L. A., carpenter, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-eighth
Ralston A. J., res N s Laurel nr Telegraph av
Ralston H. H., res N s Seventeenth bet Brush and West
Ralston Henry, res S s Tenth nr Cypress
Ralston J. C, res 517 Ninth
RALSTON MARKET, J. Schultz proprietor, SE cor Eighth
and Washington
Ralston Thomas H., res E s Webster nr Twenty-second
Ralton Edward, with C. P. R. R., res NW cor Campbell and
Taylor
Rammelsberg Augustus, farmer, res E s Sixth nr Folsom,
W B.
Rammelsberg Ernest, carpenter, res E s Sixth nr Delaware,
W. B.
Ramsey Peter, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
RAND DAVID H., captain police, City Hall, res 461 Bay pi
Rand Hall B., special policeman, res Stewart's Hotel
Rand J. H. (Earll & Rand) atty-at-law, 921 Broadway, res
Rlake House
Randall C. W., boarding, 1069 Fourteenth av
Randall E., porter C. P. R. R., res S. F.
Randall George, with Oakland Planing Mill
Randall M. P. Mrs., res W s Andover nr Plymouth av
Randall Samuel, teamster with Sarpy, Barstow & Co., res
370 Second
RANDLETT H. A., proprietor Oakland Trotting Park
Randolph W. C. (Anderson & Randolph, S. F.) res 600
Twelfth
'IFRSVinNT 9PRINP9 A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent. 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ R, ] DIRECTORY. 375
Ranft Henry, clerk with Lawrie <fc Whitney, res S. F.
RANGOD GUSTAV, Pioneer Oakland Dyeing Works, S s
Twenty-first nr Telegraph av, office and res 307 Twelfth
Rankin Andrew, tinsmith with James Dalziel, res 1967
Grove
Rankin James, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1963
Grove
Rankin Joseph, miner, res Eland House
Rankin Robert, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Ranlett John, carpenter, 163 Seventh
RANLETT HORACE D., commission merchant (S. F.) res
724 Fourteenth
Rann Emily P. Mrs., teacher Prescott Primary School, res
cor Fourteenth and Grove
Rann — Mrs., widow, res 475 Ninth
Rapint Louis, laundryman Tubbs' Hotel
Rappold John, shoecutter, res S s Twelfth bet Willow and
Campbell
Rasano Salvatore, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Rasmussen A. (Petersen & Co.) res 851 Franklin
Rasmussen Christian, laborer W. D. Co., res E s Cedar bet
William and Atlantic
Rasmussen Hans, shipwright, res E s Cedar bet William
and Atlantic
Rasmussen John F. (A. Federspiel & Co.) res 469 Fourth
Rasner Henry C . , patternmaker, res 569 Fifth
RATHJEN DIEDRICH, groceries and liquors, store and res
NW cor Jefferson and Fifth
Rathjen Herman, drayman, res N s First nr Franklin
Rathman Edward E. F., carpenter, res N s Forty-fifth nr
Telegraph av
Rattery Daniel, city poundmaster, junction Peralta and A,
res SW cor Twenty-eighth and Market
Raudebaugh Peter O., carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Merced
av bet Racine and Shattuck, North Temescal
Rauseau E. Mrs., widow, res 620 Third
Rawson Fannie Miss, res 934 Linden
Ray D., switchman C. P. R. R., res SW cor Cedar and
William
Ray George W., student University
Ray W. B., switchman C. P. R. R., res SW cor Cedar and
William
Ray — , res Blake House
Raymond Henry, mining, res 1251 Clay
Raymond Joseph, stableman Tubbs' Hotel
Raymond T., butcher, N s Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth, W.B.
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR AG£NTS F°? SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery st.. S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-DesirabSe Residence Property for Sale.
r.
376 OAKLAND [ R ] DIRECTORY.
Raymond V. R., with U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 954 Webster
Raymond W. H., mining, res 1109 Clay
Read John, carriagemaker, res 761 Clay
Read John T., laborer with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Tenfescal
Read Stephen A., carpenter, res San Pablo av nr Evoy av
Reader Edward B., bookkeeper with Edw. H. Campbell,
res 308 Tenth
Reader Philip, driver Truck No. 1, res N s Sixth bet Broad-
way and Washington
Reading Joseph, jeweler with W. Wilson, res 966 Third
Reagan Benjamin W., mining, res 617 Ninth
Reagan Peter, laborer, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and Bay
REAL ESTATE ADVANCE, E. P. Casterline editor and
proprietor, 911 Washington
Reardon James, car inspector C. P. R. R., res N s Pacific
nr Wood
Reardon James, laborer, res 656 Jackson
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, res 1519 Third
Reardon John, res S s Pacific nr Campbell
Reardon William, waiter, res 811 Washington
Reath James M., foreman Downing's Livery and Stage Sta-
ble, res 368 Eighth
Rebbles A. W., portrait painter (S. F.) res 1015 Peralta
Recorder County, Thomas A. Smith, County Court House,
room 9
Rector B. F., superintendent Pacific Jute Manufacturing
Co., res cor East 11th and Second av
Rector L. J., clerk City Marshall, res N s East 17th bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth avs
Rector P. C, civil engineer and surveyor, res 365 Ninth
Redding W., contractor and builder, res 476 Twelfth
Reddy John, laborer, res cor Myrtle and Third
Redican Bernard, plasterer, res 1054 Franklin
Redington Charles H., paymaster W. D. Co., res S s
Twelfth bet Willow and Campbell
Redman Helen M. Miss, res 917 Kirkham
Redman R. A., atty-at-law, res 1067 Brush
Redmayne Thomas, res Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
REDSTONE ALBERT E., editor and proprietor Legal Ten-
der, 461 Ninth, res 810 Tenth
REDSTONE JOHN H., atty-at-law and solicitor patents,
461 Ninth, res W s West bet Ninth and Tenth
Redward Frederick H., carpenter W. D. Co., res S. F.
Redwood City House, John Planer proprietor, 368 Sev-
enth
PIED1V10NT SPRINGSA D WH,TNEY Poprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ R ] DIRECTORY. 377
REED & MAGEE (H. A. Reed and D. B. Magee) propri-
etors Central Pacific Hotel, NE cor Eleventh and Web-
ster, and Senate Billiard Saloon, 415 Thirteenth
Reed Charles, student University
Reed Charles E. H. (Purrington & Reed) res 1117 Ninth av
REED CHARLES G., county clerk and auditor, County
Court House, room 1, res 663 Ninth
Reed C. M., telegraph operator C. P. R. R., res310 Seventh
Reed Dexter A., lumber, res 950 Brush
Reed Edgar O., carpenter, res Es Twelfth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Reed Edward, student University
Reed Frank M., carpenter, res 310 Seventh
Reed George, farmer, res E s Elm bet Hawthorne and Ply-
mouth avs
Reed George jr., student University
Reed George W., deputy county clerk, res SW cor Market
and Sixteenth
Reed Harry A. (Reed & Magee) res Central Pacific Hotel
Reed James, engineer C. P. R. R., res 950 Willow
Reed James W., carpenter, res 310 Seventh
Reed John, hostler, res 821 Broadway
Reed John, laundryman Tubbs1 Hotel
Reed John, shipwright W. D. Co.
Reed Lafayette W., teacher Valencia-st Grammar School
(S. F.) res 1213 Jefferson
Reed Michael, engineer Oakland Ferry
Reed O. P., carpenter, res 626 Third
Reed R. D., gardener, res E s Choate nr Bancroft way, B.
Reed Robert, carpenter W. D. Co., res Winthrop House
Reed Rufus, carpenter W. D. Co., res 1718 Chase
Reed Sarah, widow, res 627 Tenth
Reed Thomas R. (Colton & Reed) res NE cor Twenty-first
and Telegraph av
Reed William, res SW cor Market and Sixteenth
Reedy Margaret, domestic, 1641 San Pablo av
Rees John, 1st officer Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Reese John, lumberman, res S s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Reese P. Henry, master mariner, res E s Elm nr Haw-
thorne av
Reese William G., carpenter, res S s Weston av nr Tele-
graph av
Reeves Charles, engineer Grand Central Hotel
Reeves Elijah, porter C. P. R. R., res 665 Adeline
Reeves John, cabinetmaker, res 408 Ninth
Reeves William K., brickmason, res 834 Jackson
ILBERT & HUNTER BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE id mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
378 OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Regan Daniel, driver Oakland B. B.,res E s Telegraph av
nr Temescal
Beguin Eugenia Miss, res E s Cedar bet Short and Division
Beichenberg B. V., importer hosiery, gloves, laces, etc.,
1115 Broadway, res 462 Twelfth
Beichhold Henry, painter, res NsBnr Harlan
Beichholt Lillie, domestic with J. Buth
Beichling & Amstutz (P. Beichling and Charles L. Amstutz)
millinery and jewelery, 1005 Broadway
Beichling F., assayer (S. F.) res NW cor Eighth and Linden
Beichling L. F., bookkeeper (S. F.) res NW cor Eighth and
Linden
Beichling Peter (Beichling & Amstutz) res S s Thirteenth
bet Broadway and Washington
Beid Charles H., butcher with J. F. Smith, res 1313 Brush
Beid John, shipwright, res E s Cedar bet William and At-
lantic
Beid John, woodworker with King & Williams, res Clay bet
Fourth and Fifth
Beier Charles, painter, res 909 Washington
Beier George, baker, res 805 Jackson
Beier Henry (Martens <fe Beier) res 1159 Broadway
REILAY JOHN P. (Baldwin, Beilay & Bradway) physician,
1059 Broadway, res 1114 Washington
Beillay Lawrence, res 1524 Eighth
Beilley Charles, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Beilly Charles, laborer, res SW cor Third and Bristol, W.B.
Beilly Edward, bakery, SWT cor Third and Bristol, W. B.
Beilly John, laborer, res Overland House
Beilly Patrick, foreman Alameda Macadamizing Co., res
Mansion House, E. O.
REILLY PAUL J., chemist and apothecary, 847 Broadway,
res 569 Sixth
Beilly Thomas, clerk (S. F.) res NsB nr Haven
Beimers F. P. L., locksmith and bellhanger, 685 East 12th,
res 781 East 12th
Bernhardt Hans, cigar manufacturer, res N s Eighth nr
Willow
Beinhart George W. (Ward & Beinhart) res The Centennial
Beinle Frederick, res 1058 West
Beis Jacob, laborer Washington Brewery
Beissler Albert, barber with Stultz & Sclmelle, res N s
Seventh bet Wood and Willow
REMILLARD & BROS. (Peter N., Hilaire and Edward
Bemillard) brickmakers and contractors, offices 1055
Broadway and foot of Webster
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner ™
only 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY. 379
Remillard Edward (Eemillard & Bros.) res San Rafael
Remillard Frank (Potrero Brick Yard) 1055 Broadway
Remillard Hilaire (Remillard Bros.) res 511 Sixth
Remillard Joseph, clerk with H. Turn Suden & Co., res NW
cor Fourteenth av and East 12th
Remillard Mary Mrs., dressmaker, res '655 Tenth
Remillard Narcisse, teamster, res N s Second bet Clay and
Jefferson
Remillard Peter N. (Remillard & Bros.) res NE cor Clay
and Tenth
Remington Annie M., widow, res 958 Grove
Remington James K., chief officer stmr Capital, res 1032
Third
Remmick Lydia, chambermaid, St. James' House
Rempe John H., painter, res 831 Franklin
Renaud Eugene, scroll sawyer Grove-st Planing Mill, res
956 Third
RENKEN HENRY, life restorer, P. B., 461 Ninth
Reom Nelson, carpenter, res N s Spring nr Adeline
REQUA & CO (John N. Requa) wood and coal, East 11th
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Requa J. E. Mrs., res S s East 14th nr Fruit Vale av
Requa John N. (Requa & Co.) res S s East 14th nr Fruit
Vale av
Rettig Martha, domestic, 1520 Eighth
Rettig William, cabinetmaker with Christian Schreiber, res
E s Chestnut nr Thirty-second
Reymer Joseph, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Reynolds Annie Mrs., res 510 Eighth
Reynolds Daniel, carpenter Grove-st Planing Mill, res S s
Thirt}r-ninth nr Telegraph av
Reynolds Edward, baker with John Donnelly, res NW cor
Goss and Pine
Reynolds Frank A., clerk res 510 Eighth
Reynolds Frank P., mining secretary, res NW cor Madison
and Sixth
Reynolds George L., artist, res cor Mariposa and Telegraph
avs, Temescal
Reynolds Merick, res W s Telegraph av nr Seventeenth
Reynolds Robert, clerk (S. F.) res 863 Alice
Reynolds W. H., laborer, res Eagle House
Reynolds William T., stock broker, res NW cor Madison
and Sixth
Rhehhold Henry, painter, res cor William and Peralta
Rhinehart Junius O., salesman with Cushing & Ryder, res
514 Tenth
"Ml RFRT Z HlfflJTFR f REAL ESTATE and insurance agents ( 224 Montgomery, s.f.
\ LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggari-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
380 OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Rhoades Lewis, carpenter, res W s Adeline bet First and
Third
Rhoda & Donaldson (F. Rhoda and W. A. Donaldson) com-
mission merchants and wholesale produce, N s Twelfth
bet Franklin and Webster
Rhoda Albert, saloon and restaurant, N end Fruit Yale av
Rhoda Franklin (Rhoda & Donaldson) res Fruit Vale
Rhoda Frederick, res N end Fruit Vale av
Rhodes Edward G., carpenter, res N s Pacific bet Willow
and Wood
Rhorer M. M., deputy insurance commissioner (S. F.) res
N s University av nr Shattuck, B.
Ribbell Jacob M., painter, res N s Ninth nr Chester
Ricardo Francisco, res W s Chester nr Fifth
RICE & WHITE (C. H. Rice and J. J. White) butchers,
2 and 6 City Market
Rice Charles H. (Rice & White) res 1381 Webster
Rice Elihu, sign painter, res 308 Fifth
Rice Patrick, laborer, res N s Seventh bet Cedar and Pine
Rice J., car repairer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Exchange
Hotel
Rice Matthew, produce (S. F.) res W s Lewis bet Third and
Fifth
Rice Thomas, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Seventh bet
Cedar and Pine
Rice W. H., surgeon and homoeopathic physician, 475 Ninth
Richard J. J., carpenter, res SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Market
Richards A. 0., clerk with W. A. Richards, res 1524
Broadway
Richards David F. (D. F. Richards & Co.) res 1712 Tele-
graph av
Richards D. F. & Co. (David F. Richards and Nils S. Ju-
line) groceries and liquors, 1712 Telegraph av
Richards Ezra, dealer stocks, res 818 Clay
Richards George, contractor, res W s Telegraph av nr Sev-
enteenth
Richards Harry, butcher with Grayson, Harrell & Co., res
S s Dalton av nr Stockyards
Richards Henry W., laborer with C. F. Hawkins
Richards James, carpenter, res 818 Clay
Richards Samuel, res 627 Tenth
RICHARDS WILLIAM A„ proprietor City Hall Livery
Stable, N s Fourteenth nr City Hall, and agent San
Francisco daily papers, 855 Broadway, res 1524 Broad-
way
PIFRSVinNT 9PRSNP9 AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY . Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY. 381
Richardson Aaron Sanborn, carpenter with S. C. Hanson,
res 313 Ninth
Richardson Benjamin J., porter, C. P. R. R.
Richardson George, laborer, res 409 Sixth
Richardson Helen L. Miss, res N s East 16th bet Seventh
and Eighth avs
Richardson H. N. Mrs., 1129 Myrtle
Richardson Horatia Miss, res N s East 16th bet Seventh and
Eighth avs
Richardson John M., res 564 East 11th
Richardson Nicholas, car repairer C. P. R. R., res 808
Henry
Richardson O. F., wood and coal, W s Ellen nr B
Richardson Sarah J., ladies' nurse, 776 Thirteenth
Richardson S. J., widow, res 715 Linden
Richardson Thomas, lumber, res S s East 19th bet Sixth
and Seventh avs
Richardt Ferdinand, artist, res 835 Madison
Richberg Charles, wood carver W. D. Co., res S s William
bet Wood and Pine
Richberg E. Mrs., widow, res S s William bet Wood and
Pine
Richhold Amelia, domestic, N s Laurel bet Telegraph av
and Grove
Richmond Lizzie G. Mrs., res N s William nr Telegraph av
Richmond William, driver with J. S. G. Gordon, res 469
Ninth
Richmond William H., carpenter with Camtron & McDon-
ald, res cor Ninth and Washington
Ely Hall Livery and hi Stalk
Fourteenth street, west of City Hall.
W. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
First-Class Turn-outs and Saddle Horses for Hire.
M. HUNT, Foreman.
Pll RFRT Z HIINTFR i REAL ESTATE and "nsurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
382 OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
Kiclimoiid W. C, with Oakland Planing Mill
Eiclion C. N., res 204 Seventh
Ricioli Giovanni, marble cutter Amador Marble Works, res
Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Packard George, carpenter, resNs Temescal nr Telegraph av
Rickard Michael, laborer, res N" s Chase nr Wood
Eicketson Henry, res -N s East 16th bet Sixth and Seventh
avs
Rickey Daniel B., tinsmith, res 1363 Brush
Ricordo F., laborer C. P. R. R.
Riddle Herbert, res 1514 Broadway
Rider Alfred, merchant, res W s Eleventh av bet East 15th
and East 16th
Ridgley Henry, dairy, res SW cor Thirtieth and Magnolia
Ridlev William H., contractor, res SW cor University av and
Eighth, W. B.
Rieble Jacob, proprietor Union Restaurant, Oyster and
Chop House, 902 Broadway, res 1017 Franklin
Riebsel Fritz, carpenter W. D. Co., res Railroad Exchange
Hotel
Riebus Joseph, cook, res 914 Third
Riedeger W., cook Railroad Exchange Hotel
Riedlinger Sebastian, brewer Oakland Brewery
Riegle Henry (Riegle & Wells, S. F.) res 1370 Brush
Riehl James, blacksmith with Henry Weeks, res cor East 11th
and Fourteenth av
Riggs James L., laborer with Corlies & Merritt, res 867
Campbell
Rigney Martin, res S s Twelfth nr Center
Riley Bridget, cook, Bellevue House
Riley Daniel, laborer, W. D. Co., res 828 Fifteenth
Riley David, cooper, res S s University av bet East and
West Berkeley
Riley John G., mining, res 608 Seventeenth
Riley Lizzie, domestic, 918 Filbert
Riley M., carpenter, res 527 Seventh
Riley Maggie, domestic D. and D. and B. Asylum
Riley Patrick, gardener, cor University av and Pryal's Lane
Riley Peter T., student University
Rincke John E., watchman County Court House, res 752
Franklin
Ring Daniel, laborer, res 369 Third
Ringgold David, teamster with Thomas & Anderson, res 469
Tenth
Rintoul Christina Miss, res 1010 West
Riordan A. H., laborer W. D. Co.
A beautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND []$] DIRECTORY. 383
Riordan James, car inspector C. P. R. R.
Riordan Jeremiah, car cleaner C. P. R. R.
Rioton Adam, paperhanger (S. F.) res cor Seward and Pine
Riotte Eugene, stockbroker (S. F.) res 654 Fifth
Rischmuller D. carpenter, res 1115 Eighth av
Rischmuller George, carpenter, res 1163 Eleventh av
Rischmuller Henry, sculptor, res 1115 Eighth av
Risedoph Charles H., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res
810 Isabella
Riser George C. (Schimmelpfennig & Riser) res 766 East 12th
Rising Willard B., professor Chemistry University, res SW
cor Chapel and University av, B.
Risley E. W., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Risley J. B., plasterer, res 1116 Washington
Rison W. R., real estate agent (S. F.) res 810 Jackson
Rivett Harry, carpet layer with C. L. Taylor, res Central
Pacific Railroad House
Rix Edward A., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Rizzi Joseph, marblecutter Amador Marble Works, res Web-
ster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Roach John, res 671 East 12th
Roach Lizzie, domestic with A. A. Moore
Roach M. R. Miss, dressmaker, res 411 Ninth
Roach Nellie, domestic, 933 Linden
Roach P., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Roach Patrick, marble polisher with Madden & Nunan, res
710 Park
Roach Peter, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Central Pacific
Railroad House
Roalfe William, student University
Roan John, stableman with L. M. Beaudry
Robb Bernard, painter, res S s Twentv-first nr Brush
Robbins Charles F. (Blake, Bobbins & Co., S. F.) res NW
cor Telegraph av and Knox pi
Roberts Abraham, waiter Grand Central Hotel
ROBERTS CHARLES, cashier The Oakland Bank of Sav-
ings, res SW cor Orchard av and Webster
Roberts Edward, engineer C. P. R. R., res Cedar bet William
and Atlantic
Roberts Edward W., mining engineer, res S s Charter nr
Telegraph av
Roberts Eugene, coachman with L. G. Cole
Roberts Griffith M., gang foreman C. P. R. R., res S s Chase
bet William and Wood
Roberts Henry, butcher with G. W. Scribner, res S s Fif-
teenth bet Clay and Jefferson
Pll RFRT H HliNTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery, tt., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Deslrable Residence Property for Sale.
384 OAKLAND [ R ] DIRECTORY.
Roberts Isaac, teamster with Corlies & Merritt
Roberts John, boilermaker, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Roberts John, carpenter, res 1728 Seward
Roberts John, laborer W. D. Co.
Roberts John W., res SW cor Webster and Durant
Roberts Joseph jr., stockbroker, res 954 Webster
Roberts Joseph D., res 967 Alice
Roberts Oliver E., carpenter and builder, res 694 Park
Robertson Alexander, shipwright W.D. Co., resN s Atlantic
bet Pine and Cedar
Robertson John A., mining, res E s Market bet Twentieth
and Twenty -first
Robertson John W., student University
Robertson Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res 960 Grove
Robertson S. S. Mrs., res 563 Seventh
Robins Jennie A. Miss, student University
ROBINSON AARON, carpet beating machine, 519 Second,
res 523 Second
Robinson Andrew, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Robinson CD., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Robinson Charles M., res E s Fifth av bet East 15th and
East 16th
Robinson Chester, clerk with E. Hook
Robinson C. J. Mrs., teacher Lafayette School, res 820 Fif-
teenth
Robinson C. K., solicitor (S. F.) res 920 Sixth av
Robinson Edward C, delivery clerk with Freeman & Jaffe,
res 911 Grove
Robinson Edward N., engineer (S. F.) res Kelsey Cottage
No. 3
Robinson Henry, plasterer, res 945 Willow
fl
m mm rai mm
519 Second Street.
SECOND-HAND AND RAG CARPETS FOR SALE.
O^tir£>ot;s H&E^cXo and Xj^tica.
Orders directed to Postoffice Box 830 will receive prompt attention.
A. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
PIFRfVifiNT 9PRINP*\ FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. 3. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ R ] DIEECTORY. 385
Robinson Howard, carpet layer with A. Robinson, res 523
Second
Robinson J. Claiborne, res 26h Twelfth
Robinson James, cook Humboldt Park Hotel
Robinson Jesse, physician, res 911 Grove
Robinson J. G., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1, res 468
Sixth
Robinson John, foreman weaving department Pacific Jute
Co., res cor East 11th and Third av
Robinson John, hostler with D. M. Avers, res SE cor Sev-
enteenth and San Pablo av
Robinson John A., attv-at-law, res 941 Linden
Robinson Julius, res 862 Chester
Robinson Nathan, res 756 Sixth
Robinson Robert, carpenter, res Eureka Hotel
Robinson William T., laborer, 521 Sixth
Robison Ancel C, curiosities (S. F.) res N-W cor Harrison
and Sixth
Rocca John, wines and liquors, saloon and res 710 Broadway
Roccovich Luca, fruit, 968 Broadway
Roccovich M., porter with Ghirardelli & Petar, res 968
Broadway
Rode Christian (Kaese & Rode) res 417 Tenth
Rode Christian Mrs., stamping, embroidering and braiding,
417 Tenth
; Roderick John, laborer C. P. R. R., res 678 Park
; Roderick Manuel, laborer W. D. Co.
Roderick Patrick, laborer, res 813 Filbert
[ Rodgers Annie Miss, res E s Telegraph av nr Edwards
! Rodgers Augustus, master mariner, res Dennison nr Valder
\ Rodgers James, contractor, res S s Brown nr West
I Rodgers William, student Oakland Business College, res E s
Telegraph av nr Edwards
! Rodolph E. G., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 966 Clay
! Rodolph Emma Miss, res 966 Clay
i Rodolph Frank B., books, stationery and sheet music, 1003
Broadway
Rodolph Julie Miss, res 966 Clay
: Rodolph S. F., homoeopathic physician, 1003 Broadway,
res 966 Clay
Rodrigues Jose' C., restaurant, 679 East 12th
Rodrigues Manuel, laborer C. P. R. R.
Roe George, capitalist, res E s Jackson nr Sixteenth
Roe — , musician, res 605 Tenth
Roediger F. A., candy factory, N s Taylor bet Wood and
Willow
RIIRFRT J? UIIN1TQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
ULLn.ii I (X nim I Lfl NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
25
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
3S6 OAKLAND [U] DIRECTORY.
Roediger F. W., candymaker, res N s Taylor nr Wood
Roediger Herman, candymaker, res N s Taylor nr Wood
Roehnert Fred, upholsterer with E. Hook, res 1522 Third
Roerig Winfield S., carpenter with Wall & Black, res 308
Seventh
Roess Charles, laborer D. and D. and B. Asylum
Roessler Louisa, domestic, 1144 Myrtle
Roeth Henry C, bookkeeper with J. Lusk & Co., res cor
Telegraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Roff Harry L., insurance agent, res S s Elm bet Telegraph
av and Valley
ROFF JOHN 0., proprietor Roffs Hotel, N s Dalton av nr
stoekyarc],s
ROFF'S HOTEL, John C. Roff proprietor, N s Dalton av
nr stockyards
Rogel Maria Mrs., midwife, res 362 Fourth
Rogers Bessie Miss, res 1023 Chester
Rogers E. A., clerk (S. F.) res 1023 Chester
Rogers Elisha P., engineer, res N s Division nr Pine
Rogers Frank, deckhand steamer Capital ,
Rogers Frank, laborer, res N s East 14th bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth avs
Rogers Harry B., res 1259 Webster
Rogers Henry, agent with Samuel Merritt, res 1209 Jackson
Rogers Henry, pilot, (S. F.) res 1724 Seward
Rogers John, res W s Campbell bet Atlantic and Pacific
Rogers John H., carpenter W. D. Co., res cor Atlantic and
Pine
Rogers John R. Mrs., res 610 Twelfth
Rogers Joseph, stevedore, res N s Taylor bet Pine and
Cedar
Rogers Philip, well digger, res W s Lusk nr Evoy av
Rogers S. B. Mrs., widow, res 1023 Chester
Rogers Sol., bookkeeper (S. F.) res N s Division nr Pine
Rogers William H., barber (S. F.) res 269 Sixth
Rogers William H., laborer, res SW cor Ninth av and East
17th
Rogerson Mary E., domestic, 620 Fourteenth
Rohan C. Mrs., groceries, 1642 Telegraph av
Rohde Diedrich, teamster with E. Jungerman
Rohling T.j second cook Railroad Exchange Hotel
Rohrs F. E., tanner, res S s East 14th bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth avs
Roland W., laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Rolfe T., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Roller Albert, pressman with Butler & Bowman, res S. F.
PIFnfflflNT UflT^I HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and n
r | L U If I U il I n U 1 L L great attractions to the public as a P0I
ow o'fers
POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [ R ] DIRECTORY. 387
Rollins Frank, brakeman C. P. R. R., res Brooklyn Dining
Room
Rollins Frank R., calker W. D. Co., res Pearson nr Taylor
Rollins H. C, carpenter Northern R. R., res S s Eighth nr
Willow
Rollins Lillian J. Miss, res res S s Eighth nr Willow
Rollins Mark, horsetrainer Oakland Trotting Park
Romero Jesnsa Miss, res 1926 San Pablo av
Rommeck Julius, carpenter, res 1620 Myrtle
Rommeck Leopold, carpenter, res 1620 Myrtle
Root James, merchant, res 1374 Franklin
Root William H., retoucher with Murry Dunham
Roper William, barber with A. Hallahan, res%N s Tenth bet
Franklin and Webster
Rorher Benjamin, hostler with G. W. Stephenson
Rosco Anton, carpenter, res Babue's Hotel
Rose Alexander H., res 934 Myrtle
Rose A. W., broker, res cor Madison and Ninth
Rose James, clerk with J. S. Crosley, res N s Seventeenth
bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
Rose James, with Cal. Watch Co.
Rose James W., expressman, res SE cor Broadway and
Twelfth, res 812 Twenty-eighth
Rose Joseph, laborer W. D. Co.
Roseberry James, (J. Roseberry & Co. S. F.) res 981 Camp-
bell
Rosenberg Charles, clerk with L. Rosenberg, res 1002 Web-
ster
Rosenberg J. M., res 1002 Webster
Rosenberg Lasery, cigars and tobacco, 867J Broadway, res
1002 Webster
Rosenberg Morris, boots and shoes, 1109 Broadway, res
1002 Webster
Rosenberg N. & Co. (Nathan Rosenberg and J. James)
wholesale and retail cigars and tobacco, SW cor Broad-
way and Eleventh
Rosenberg Nathan, cigars and tobacco, 909 Broadway (and
N. Rosenberg & Co.) res 1560 Telegraph av
Rosenheim Abraham, res 1560 Brush
Rosenheim Jacob, pedlar, res W s Humboldt av, half mile
S of University, B.
Rosenk Gustav, physician and surgeon, office and res Eureka
Hotel
Rosenstock Frederick, res S s Weston av nr Telegraph av
Rosett Adah Miss, res Alhambra House
Ross A. J., policeman, res NWcor Twenty-fourth and Market
Pll RFRT £ HtSNTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
388 OAKLAND [ R, ] DIRECTORY.
Ross Colin, cashier New Zealand Insurance Co. (S. F.) res
1459 Telegraph av
Ross Francis, carpenter, res 971 Fifth
Ross G. E., broker (S. F.) res N s Fifteenth nr Clay
Ross John, house and sign painter, 470 Third, res 715 Clay
Ross John C, special policeman, res 319 Fourth
Rossini Charles J., proprietor West End Hotel, and furni-
ture and bedding, SW cor Seventh and Peralta
Rost Charles, hostler Broadway and Piedmont R. R., res
Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
Rotermund William, baker with H. Shindler, res SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Telegraph av
Roth Louis, tailor with S. Francis, res Fifteenth nr Franklin
Rothchild Fred. H., student University, res Berkeley Hotel
Roudbush Daniel, farmer, res SW cor Sixteenth and West
Roulstone Andrew J., mining, res E s Fifth av betEast 15th
and East 16th
Roundey Bros. (John L. Roundey jr.) Brooklyn, Fruit Vale
and S. F. Express, 626 East 12th
Roundey John L., special policeman and bridge tender
Webster-st Bridge, res 503 East 14th
Roundey John L. jr. (Roundey Bros.) res S s East 15th bet
Tenth and Eleventh avs
Rourke William, baker with John Donnelly, res NW cor
Goss and Pine
Rouse William H. (Rouse & Laws, S. F.) res 814 Filbert
Rousseau James, boots and shoes, store and res 687 East 12th
Roussel Paul, tripe, res E s Broadway nr McAdam
Routh M. Mrs., widow, res E s Wood nr William
Rowan John, blacksmith Oakland R. R. *
Rowan Michael, laborer, res N s Lydia bet West and Curtis
Rowan Patrick, laborer, res N s Lydia bet West and Curtis
Rowan Thomas, blacksmith Oakland R. R., res SW cor
Telegraph av and Forty-third
Rowden John, teamster with Corlies & Merritt, res cor
Brush and Third
Rowe Felix, cabinetmaker, res S s William bet Cedar and
Bay
Rowe John, stock speculator, res S s William bet Bay and
Cedar
Rowe Richard D., driver with Samm & Ziegenbein, res cor
First and Clay
ROWELL JOSEPH C, A. B., librarian University
ROWELL WILLIAM K., real estate and house broker and
collector, NE cor Broadway and Ninth, res S s Merri-
mac pi bet Telegraph av and Webster
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «• ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ R ] DIRECTORY. 389
Bo wen Mary, nurse, 1408 Eighth
Rowland Charles H., clerk with W. E. Rowland, res E s
Chestnut nr Eighteenth
Rowland J. W., farmer, res Thirty-second bet Telegraph av
and Grove
Rowland W. E., watchmaker and jeweler, 465 Ninth, res E
s Chestnut nr Eighteenth
Rowland William, bricklayer, res E s Chestnut nr Eigh-
teenth
Rowland William T., shipwright W. D. Co., res 1431 Third
Rowley John, carpenter, res N s Short nr Cedar
Rowntree Musidore, student University
Rowse Samuel, carpenter, res NsB nr Louise
ROYAL INSURANCE CO. (of Liverpool) Luke Doe agent,
958 Broadway
Royce S. E., res AV s San Pablo av nr Twenty-second
Rubert Charles C, plumber, res W s Filbert nr Thirtieth
Rubert D. H., shipwright, res W s Filbert nr Thirtieth
Rubiolo Alfred, waiter Barnum's Restaurant, res SE cor
Seventh and Broadway
Rubiolo Andre, with G. Cattaneo, E s Telegraph av nr
Temescal creek
Ruddick William S., shoemaker with D. J. Outram, res
Stewart's Hatel
Rudolph G. R., proprietor Point Restaurant, 1811 Seventh
Ruet Clarissa, widow, res 716 Fourth
Rued J. C, leather (S. F.) res 1160 Eighth
Ruhe Frederick Mrs., widow, res 710 Filbert
Ruhle Louis, butcher San Francisco Market, res 836 Broad-
way
Ruhmann Chris., carpenter W. D. Co., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Ruiz Bernard, res 407 Fourth
Ruiz John, laborer, 407 Fourth
Rulofson W. H. jr., cashier with Bradley & Rulofson (S.F.)
res 853 Myrtle
Rummel Andrew, carpenter Oakland Point Planing Mill, res
N s Fifth bet Webster and Harrison
Rummel George Frederick, butcher, res W s San Pablo av
nr Alcatraz av
Runyon Charles D., res 1817 Goss
Runyon Charles E., carpenter W. D. Co.
Runyon Fred. M., clerk W. D. Co., res 1031 Filbert
Rushmore William, laborer, res 756 Brush
Russ Frederick, res 1317 Webster
Russ John, collector Tribune, res 959 Jefferson
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TA6GART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
390 OAKLAND [R] DIRECTORY.
RUSSELL C. W., bakery and confectionery, 911 Seventh
Russell E. K., grainer with C. B. Rutherford, res Fifteenth
bet Grove and Jefferson
Russell Frank P., teacher California Military Academy
Russell House, Mrs. Mary Dunn, proprietress, 1113 Broad-
way
Russell House Restaurant, A. D. Bowley proprietor, 1111
Broadway
Russell James L., res ES cor Tenth and Madison
Russell John, carpenter with J. Lusk & Co., res E s Tele-
graph av nr Temescal
Russell Joseph E., brakeman C. P. R. R., res N s Fifth bet
Center and Chester
Russell Robert, res N s East 23d nr Thirteenth av
Russell Thomas S., grocer, res Clinton nr Peralta
Russell William, butcher with W. Jarvis, res junction Web-
ster and Broadway
Russell William H., cooper, res SW cor Market and Walton
Rust Edgar C, clerk with Cadogan & Co., res N s East 15th
bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Rust E. P. Mrs., res N s East 15th bet Eleventh and Twelfth
avs
Rust Richard C, law student, res N s East 15th bet Eleventh
and Twelfth avs
RUTH JOHN, cigars and tobacco and proprietor Dime Ex-
press, 1052 Broadway
RUTHERFORD CHARLES B., paints, oils, varnishes and
glass and house and sign painting, 1016 Broadway, res
• cor Fifteenth and Franklin
Rutherford C. H., with Stilwell Bros. & Co.
Rutherford John S., farmer, res 826 Fourteenth
Rutherford Joseph, laborer, res N s Forty-second nr Tele-
graph av Temescal
Ryan & Mellor(P. F. Ryan and James F. Mellor) Star Auc-
tion Store, 466 Twelfth
Ryan Catherine, domestic D. and D. and B. Asylum
Ryan Bernard, blacksmith with King & William, res 358
Ninth
Ryan Daniel (Fountain & Ryan) res 1158 Broadway
Ryan J., pipemaker, res cor First and Webster
Ryan James, hostler, res NW cor Union and Twenty -fourth
Ryan James, laborer, res 466 Third
Ryan John, laborer, res Overland House
Ryan Mark, laborer, res W s Adeline nr Twentieth
Ryan Martin, horseshoer, E s Washington nr Seventh, res
557 Eighth
'IFHSVinNT 9PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
AH sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY. 391
Ryan Michael J., saloon and agent Hibernia Brewery, 468
Seventh, res 520 Sixth
Ryan Peter F. (Ryan & Mellor) res S. F.
Ryan Richard, horseshoer with M. Ryan, E s Washington nr
Seventh
Ryan Thomas, carriage painter with M. W. Allen, res 360
Fourth
Ryan William, laborer C. P. R, R., res 953 Third
RYDER ANDREW (Gushing & Ryder) res The Centennial
Rynders Delia Mrs., res 612 J East 12th
Ryttenberg Isaac D. (Leon Hershberg & Co.) res 690 Syca-
more
Ryus Frank J., carpenter with J. Lusk & Co.
Saal Louis, oysterman with N. Williams
Sable Roger, laborer, res Overland House
Sack William M., saw filer, res 957 Webster
Sackett B. R , farmer, res E s Brush nr Twentieth
Sackett Darius P., res NE cor Audubon and Dwight way, B.
Sackman & Cameron (John Sackman and John H. Cameron)
carriagemakers, 1220 Broadway
Sackman John (Sackman & Cameron) res SW cor Twenty-
sixth and San Pablo av
Sackrider — , importer blooded stock, res Winsor House
Sacrider P. Mrs., res N s Eighteenth nr Jefferson
Sadler Caleb (Sadler & Barrows, S. F.) res 1382 Telegraph av
Sagala Alexander, fireman Standard Soap Co., res cor Sec-
ond and Allston, W. B.
SAGEHORN WILLIAM T., Hour, hay and grain, 473 Sixth
Sailer S. Mrs., res 265 Ninth
Salinger Albert M. (Lippmann & Salinger) res 476 Ninth
Salisbury Belle Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Ada Gage, res
609 Tenth
Salmon John M., butcher with J. H. Coutolenc, res S s
Edwards nr Telegraph av
Salsig Ami B., butcher, res E s San Pablo av nr Union av
Salter N. A. Mrs., res 118 Eleventh
Salter Robert, carriagewasher with Hard & Howe
Sam Gee, laundry, 724 Filbert
Sam Hop, laundry, 560 Broadway
Sam Kee, laundry, 1074 Fourteenth av
Sam Wa, laundry, 359 Eighth
Pll RFRT X. HHfyTFR AUt|,"J> hurt iAN t-KANcisco AND ALAMEDA property.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
392 OAKLAND [ £j ] DIRECTORY.
SAMM & ZIEGENBEIN (Jacob Samm and John Ziegen-
bein) proprietors Samm's Flouring Mill, cor First and
Clay
Samm Jacob (Samm & Ziegenbein) res cor Eighth and Center
SAMM'S FLOURING MILLS, Samm & Ziegenbein pro-
prietors, NW cor First and Clay
Sample James T., expressman, res SE cor Twentieth and
Market
Sampson Harriet N., nurse, res Wilcox House
Samson Edward, clerk with S. Splivalo cfc Co., res 607 Sixth
Samson Benjamin C, carpenter Union Box Factory (S. F.)
res 1007 Campbell
Samson Leon, salesman with Ghirardelli & Petar, res 607
Sixth
Samuels Abraham, photographer (S. F.) res 818 Broadway
Samuels B., tailor, dyer and scourer, 818 Broadway
Samuels George, clerk with F. Senram, res 818 Broadway
Samuels Jacob, painter with H. W. Barnes, res East Twenty-
fourth nr Nineteenth av
Samuels Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 818 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, P. J. Gerhardy manager,
829 Broadway
San Mart}rn Francisco, laborer, res W s San Pablo av nr
University av, W. B.
San Pablo Avenue Market, F. F. Patronack proprietor, S s
San Pablo av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Sanborn Henry M., clerk with James Hutchison, res cor
Telegraph av and Bay pi
Sanborn John, res 623 Third
Sanborn Theodore C, stockbroker (S. F.) res East 10th bet
Sixth and Seventh avs
Sanborne William E., clerk with Berry &, Place (S. F.) res
819 Filbert
Sander Henry W., student University
Sanders John H., upholsterer with E. Hook, res W s Grove
nr Twentieth
Sanders John, painter, res S s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Sanderson Henry E., student University, res Chi Phi House
Sanderson James, laborer, res 661 Sycamore
Sanderson William, collector (S. F.) res 800 Franklin
Sanderson William N., porter C. P. R. R.
Sandford Frank, laborer, res 722 Grove
Sandford George, clerk with R. J. Cavasso, res SE cor Cas-
tro and Fourth
Sandford M. E. Mrs., res 722 Castro
Sandison John A., bartender stmr Oakland
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWm
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ § ] DIRECTORY. 393 j
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Sandoz A. C, carpenter Northern R. R., res SW cor Pine
and Seventh
Sands Thomas, painter W. D. Co., res S. F.
Sands — , res NsB nr Hollis
Sanford Edmund P. (Sanford, Kelsey & Co.) res NW cor
Thirteenth and Clay
Sanford P., laborer with Corlies & Merritt 53
Sanford George, carpenter, res W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth j ^
and Sixteenth I *
SANFORD, KELSEY & CO. (Edmund P. Sanford, Noah . P3
Kelsey and George B. Flint) drugs and medicines, 971 : $*
Broadway, cor Tenth j C^
Sanford O. M., tinsmith with James Dalziel, res 1068 jH
Broadway ' H
Sanford William, patternmaker, res NE cor Third and 2
Franklin . ^
Sanford William S., foreman Pacific Stone Co., res NE cor ©
Third and Franklin j W
Santiago Joseph, porter Oakland Ferry, res S. F. j w
Santiell John, brakeman C. P. R. R. j —
Santini John, brakeman C. P. R. R., res 562 East 11th | ©
Santos Eugene, laborer, res E s Seventh nr Bristol, W. B.
Santos George R., painter, res 545 Brown
Santos John, barber, res 812 Henry
Santos John A., res 545 Brown
Santos M. E., widow, res 545 Brown
Sargent J. L., farmer, res W s Thirteenth av bet East 15th
and East 16th
Sargent Lizzie Miss, school teacher, res W s Thirteenth av
bet East 15th and East 16th
Sargent Thomas W., teamster with E. Surryhne & Co., res
foot of Division
Sarpy, Barstow & Co. (O. Sarpy, A. Barstow and M. C.
Garber) hay, feed, flour and grain, 423-425 Eleventh
Sarpv J. B. O., bookkeeper with Sarpy, Barstow & Co. and
foreman Truck No. 1, res 460 Third
Sarpy Oscar (Sarpy, Barstow & Co.) res 460 Third
Sather Peder, banker (S. F.) res 664 Twelfth
Satori August, with N. Giamboni & Co. (S. F.) res 1714
Seward
Satterlee & Vogler (George A. Satterlee and John F. Vogler)
glass, 663-665 Third
Satterlee George A. (Satterlee & Vogler) res Washinton nr
Seventh
Sauer Henry, barber with Ernest Held, res cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Broadway
PIIRFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
394 OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
Sauerbrunn Joseph, res 501 Elm
Saueressig G. P., res 322 Eleventh
Saufley Jackson M., res N s Division bet Wood and Pine
Saufley R. C, clerk (S. F.) res N s Division nr Wood
Saul Peter, stableman, res N s East 18th bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs
Sauvain August, bookkeeper (S. F.) res SW cor Ninth and
Kirkham
Savage Henry M., student University
Savage William R., res W s Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
Sawyer, Bates & Co. (L. Sawyer and Charles D. Bates) con-
tractors, 1004 Broadway, room 2
Sawyer C. H. Mrs., res 577 Twelfth
Sawyer Leander (Sawyer, Bates & Co.) res N s East 10th
bet Eighth and Ninth avs
Sawyer S. N., carpenter, res Mansion House, E. O.
Sayer Edward J., saloon and res NW cor Thirty -ninth and
Telegraph av
Scahill Margaret, res Curtis bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Scalley James, laborer, res 662 Myrtle
Scanlan James, laborer, res 523 Second
Scanlan Mary Mrs., res 693 Park
Scanlon Ann Mrs., groceries and liquors, store and res NW
cor Market and Fourth
Scanlon J., watchman, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Scanlon John, brakeman C. P. R. R.
Scanlon J. T.., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Scannell John, janitor North Hall, University
Scannell John, switchman C. P. R. R., res W s Hollis
nr B
Schade George (Gay & Schade) res 516 Eighth
Schade Mary, widow, res 516 Eighth
Schaefer & Welti (John M. Schaefer and Edward Welte)
proprietors Philadelphia Restaurant, 1022 Broadway
Schaefer John M. (Schaefer & Welti) res NW cor Eleventh
and Franklin
Schafer A. B., merchant, res 812 Harrison
Schafer Conrad, farmer, res Ns University avnr Tenth, W.B
Schafer John, res NE cor Twentieth and Castro
Schafer Peter, carpenter, res S s Cleveland av nr Tele-
graph av
Schatfer Catherine, widow, res 1470 Third
SCHAFFER LOUIS, butcher, 819 Broadway, res 555
Sixth
Schaffer Louis, student Oakland Business College
Go io PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner DA1
only 3 miles.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 395
SCHAFFNER FREDERICK, proprietor Railroad Avenue
Hotel and Restaurant, NW cor Chester and Seventh,
(Kohler's Block)
Scharman Morris, cigars and tobacco, 1067 Broadway
Schasser John J., confectioner with John Thomson, res
Stewart's Hotel
Schaub Theodore, clerk with N. Rosenberg & Co., res cor
Eighth and Willow
Schefer Alfred, waiter Union Restaurant, res 322 Second
Scheffer Frederick, cigar manufacturer, res N W cor Eighth
and Chester
Scheidecker John, carpenter, res 926 Filbert
Scheiding Henry, wines and liquors, saloon and res SW cor
Sixteenth av and East 12th
Schellhaas H., new and second hand furniture, 406-408
Eleventh and SW cor Washington and Tenth, res 409
Twelfth
Schenck Ada Miss, res Blake House
Schenck — Mrs., res Blake House
Schenk Carl A., principal German - English School, res
Twelfth nr Willow
Schenk — , res E s Cypress bet Ninth and Tenth
Scherer Alfred, waiter Union Restaurant
Scherrer John, shoemaker, 812 Seventh
Schieffer Christian H., leather (S. F.) res Chestnut bet Tenth
and Twelfth
Schielke Hermann, carpenter, res E s Chestnut bet Thirty-
second and Thirtv-fourth
SCHIMMELPFENNIG & RISER (F. Schimmelpfennig jr.
and George C. Riser) stoves, tinware, plumbing and
gasfitting 768 East 12th
Schimmelpfennig F., dry goods, 762 East 12th, res 758 East
12th
Schimmelpfennig F. jr. (Schimmelpfennig & Riser) res 768
East 12th
Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East 12th bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth avs
Schlegelmich Stephen, machinist C. P. R. R., res 1720
Eighth
Schley Bros. (Charles and Philip Schley) bakerv, 770 East
12th
Schley Charles (Schley Bros.) res 772 East 12th
Schley Lizzie Miss, bakery, 612 East 12th
Schley Philip (Schley Bros.) res 772 East 12th
Schlotzhauer Paul, saloon, 482 Eighth
Schmidt Albert, clerk, res SW cor East 14th and Fifteenth av
Pll DCDT P UIIIUTCD f REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS) 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
UlLDLfl I & rlUli I LM LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirab!e Business Property for Sale.
390 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Schmidt Charles, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Schmidt Christian, laborer, res N s East 14th nr Twenty-
eighth av
Schmidt Frederick, wines and liquors, NW cor Jackson and
Third
Schmidt Frank, brewer Brooklyn Brewery, res 804 East 12th
Schmidt William J., carpenter, res cor Fifteenth and
Center
Schmitt Carl (Wiemever, Schutt & Schmitt) res Sacramento
Schmitz Christopher, res 4 Pearson's Bow
SCHNEIDER A. J.3 proprietor Oakland Basket Factory, 962
Broadway
Schneider Christina, domestic with Mrs. Joseph Becht
Schneider Conrad, butcher, 463 Fourth, res S. F.
Schneider Conrad, proprietor Union Hotel, NW cor Thir-
teenth av and East 12th
Schneider Frederick, cabinetmaker, res 612 Second
Schneider John, carpenter, res S s Seventh av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Schneider L., tailor, shop and res 380 East 12th
Schneily Joseph, machinist (S. F.) res 1408 Twelfth
Sclmelle Charles, farmer, res N s University av nr Tenth,
W. B.
Schnelle Herman (Stulz & Sclmelle) res cor Willow and
Seventh
Schober Frederick, machinist, res 666 Sixth
Schoen Paul, piano tuner, res S s Logan nr Telegraph av
Schoenf elder William, patternmaker W. D. Co.
Scholl C. F. (Jahn & Scholl) res 1507 Ninth
Scholl Mary Miss, res S s Ninth nr Chester
Scholle Albert W., student Universit}'
School of the Sacred Heart (private) Mrs. E. W. Johnson
principal, cor Forty-second and Grove, N. Temescal
School Susan Mrs., res 916 Center
Schooler William H., student University
SCHOONOVER & CO. (Thomas Schoonover and Peter Le-
vins) proprietors Oakland Point Planing Mill
Schoonover Thomas (Schoonover & Co.) res cor Fourth and
Peralta
Schott Louis, driver, res S s University av nr Second, W. B.
Schou Andrew H., carpenter and builder, 678 Elm
Schrader Adolph, fresco painter, res S s Twenty-third bet
San Pablo and Telegraph avs
Schraeder Charles, baker with J. Brandstetter, res 908
Broadway
3ipnMnNT QDDINPC an excellent summer and winter resort.
ILUITIUIl I OrnilluO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth
OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY. 397
Schrain Frederick, tailor with Thomas Lancaster, res 917
Washington
Schramm M., tailor, res N s East 16th nr Fourteent av
Schramm Mathieu, photographer (S. F.) res E s Chestnut
bet Tenth and Twelfth
Schreiber Antonia, widow, res S s Atlantic bet Wood and
Pine
Schreiber August, regalias, res E s Thirteenth av nr East 23d
SCHREIBER CHRISTIAN, Oakland Furniture Warerooms,
1105-1107 Broadway, res 1132 Linden
Schreiber J. jr., bookkeeper with Philip Schreiber, res N s
William bet Wood and Pine
Schreiber Louis, upholsterer, res 412 First
Schreiber Philip, furniture and bedding, 1064-1066 Broad-
way, res E s Wood nr Atlantic
Schrieber Christian, candy manufacturer (S. F.) res N s Lin-
coln nr Willow
Schroder Edward F., teller London and San Francisco Bank,
res 1164 Alice
Schroder Herman, res SE cor Eighth av and East 12th
Schroeder A. Mrs., dressmaker, 511 Third
Schroeder C. W., painter, 834 Broadway, res Franklin House
Schroeder L., scroll sawyer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Schroeder Paul, bookkeeper Samms' Flouring Mills, res 511
Third
Schubart Paul, barber with E. Mosca, res 657 Jefferson
Schuberth George F., dairy, SE cor Adeline and Twenty-
eighth
Schuler August, carriage trimmer (S. F.) res 669 Seventh
Schuler Ernst, tin, copper and sheet-iron worker, N s Seventh
bet Wood and Willow, res 1756 Seward — i
SCHULER JACOB, groceries and liquors, SE cor Seventh
and Webster, res 840 Webster
Schuller Andrew, mining, res E s Telegraph av nr Ply-
mouth av
Schultheis Peter, hostler Oakland R. R. Co., res cor Forty-
fourth and Telegraph av
SCHULTZ & KOCK (William Schultz and Peter Kock) gro-
ceries, liquors and general merchandise, NW cor Forty-
fifth and Telegraph av, Temescal
Schultz D. Miss, dressmaker, res 691 East 12th
SCHULTZ JACOB, proprietor Ralston Market, SE cor
Eighth and Washington, res 520 Eighth
Schultz Julius, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 1006 Chester
Schultz William, farmer, res W s Park av nr Dennison
Schultz William (Schultz & Kock) res S. F.
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I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
398 OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
Schultze Henry A., draughtsman with Stokes & Phillips, res
558 Sixteenth
Schnlz George, salesman with Henry Hauschildt, res NE cor
Franklin and Seventh
SCHULZE CHARLES, physician, res 1365 Tenth
Schunck Henry, wines and liquors, saloon and res 675 East
Twelfth
SCHUNHOFF B. F., drugs and medicines, 462 Seventh, res
cor William and San Pablo av
Schunhoff Julius, tinsmith, res 1522 Seventh
Schussler Hermann, chief engineer Spring Valley Water
Works ($. E.) res SW cor Madison and Fourth
SCHUTT AUGUST M. (Wiemeyer, Schutt & Schmitt) res
1383 Broadway
Schutt Alonzo, butcher, res W s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Schutte John, brickmason, res Golden Star Hotel
Schuyler Thomas J., collector S. P. P. P., res 720 Seventh
Schwab Charles N., clerk with J. Greenhood & Bros., res
562 Seventh
Schwab Etta Miss, milliner with James M. Halsted, res
William bet Cedar and Pine
Schwab Peter, machinist C. P. P. P., res William bet Pine
and Cedar
Schwagermann F., fruit and confectionery, 963 Franklin
Schwarmen Henry, waiter Park House, W. B.
Schwarting F., porter (S. F.) res 758 Jefferson
Schwartz A., bookkeeper, res 851 Harrison
Schwartz John, car cleaner C. P. P. P.
Schwartz Nicholas, molder, res 1012 Third
Schwartz William B., engraver, res 1273 San Pablo av
Schwartz — , carpenter, res SW cor William and Pine
Schwerdt Philip, res 1002 Myrtle
Schwetter John, cabinetmaker with E. Hook
Schwiechler Theodore, painter, res N s Erie nr Telegraph av
Schwiers J. F., clerk, res NE cor Chester and Ninth
Scoby Joel G., clerk with P. Schreiber, res Sunnyside Hotel
Scotchler James, res 1014 Linden
Scotchler J. B. Mrs., res 923 Linden
Scotchler J. L., student University, res 923 Linden
Scotchler John J. (Scotchler & Gibbs, S. F.) res 1014 Lin-
den
Scott C. H., vegetables, fruit, poultry, etc., 816 Broadway
Scott Christian, laundryman Berkeley Laundry, res N s
Twelfth nr Kirkham
Scott George, plumber, res Twenty-first nr San Pablo av
Scott George P., milkman, W s Telegraph av nr Forty-fifth
A beautiful Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
CE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
Sears E. H., instructor Latin and Greek, University, res
OAKLAND [J3] DIRECTORY. 399
Scott George W., bookkeeper with Sisson, Wallace & Co.
(S. F.) res 824 Myrtle
Scott Henry H., stockbroker (S. F.) res N s East 14th nr
Twenty-seventh av
Scott John, carpenter, res 913 Poplar
Scott Julia, doctress and midwife, res 564 Seventh
Scott M. E. Mrs., res 565 Second
Scott Richard Mrs., dressmaker, 1167 Seventh
Scott Richard, res 1167 Seventh
Scott William, engineer C. P. R. R., res N s Eighth bet
Wood and Willow
Scoville Angeline Mrs., furnished rooms, N s Third nr Wash-
ington
Scoville Avery, apprentice Oakland Iron Works, res N s At-
lantic bet Pine and Cedar
Scoville Cheney A., helper Oakland Planing Mill, res Third
bet Clay and Washington
snnVTT.T.F! IVES, proprietor Oakland Iron Works, 511-
513 Second, res N s Atlantic bet Pine and Cedar
Scran ton Theodore E., book agent, res 909 Alice
Scranton — , solicitor S. F. Bulletin, res Alhambra Honse
SCRIBNER GEORGE W., butcher, 8-10 City Market, res
161 Third
Scribner Walter B., clerk with Grosso & May, res 161 Third
Sculley Patrick, res 619 Sixth
Scully Kate, dressmaker, res S s Evoy av nr Grove
Seabury Forest S., artist California Theatre (S. F.) res j ©*
Nicholl House I "*
Seal Alfred H., shipwright W. D. Co., res 1709 Eighth >
Seal C. J., laborer W. D. Co., res 1709 Eighth I <j
Searell Allen, miller with Weston & Welch, res Union Hotel j a
SEARING WILLIAM S., wines and liquors, 849 Broad- | 2
way cor Seventh, res 531 Ninth
Sears Adam U., painter, res N s Thirty-fifth nr San Pablo av
Sears Dean S., sailmaker, res NW cor Eighth and Chester ^
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Tenth, res 578 Seventeenth
Sears H. B. jr., clerk with W. & M. Everson, res 578 Sev-
enteenth
Sears M., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel j ^
Sears O. B., master mariner, res S s East 16th bet Eleventh j ^
and Twelfth avs
Sears William, teamster with Taylor & Co., res 735 Myrtle,
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Pll RFRT £ HIINTFH AGENTb F0R saN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
400 OAKLAND [§] DIRECTORY.
Seaton George M., res 1002 Chester
Sebriu Oscar, housemover, res E s Myrtle nr Twenty-second
Sedan L. Mrs., principal Oakland Kindergarten, res 1009
Washington
Sedenger Joseph, res 720 Fourth
Sedgley Abner, contractor and builder, res W s Market nr
San Pablo av
See M. M., carpenter, res 673 Tenth
Seeglitz August, barber with F. W. Seeglitz, res W s Grove
bet Sixth and Seventh
Seeglitz Fred W., barber and baths, 867 Broadway, res W s
Grove bet Sixth and Seventh
Seeland Otto, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Seeligsohn Michael, student University
Seibt Gustav, blacksmith with King & Williams, res 1054
Franklin
Seiburg David, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Seigneur Angel, laundryman, res 214 Second
Seiler Jacob, painter, res S s Eighteenth bet West and Mar-
ket
Seitz Jacob, cairiagemaker with Henry Ollis, res 963 Franklin
SELFRIDGE JAMES M., physician and surgeon, 1068
Broadway, res 760 Fourteenth
Sellers William M., carpenter, res The Home, B.
Selna A. (Camilloni & Co.) res S s Eighth bet Center and
Chester
Selna Leopold, proprietor Becht's Saloon, SE cor Eleventh
and Broadway, res 259 Eighth
SENATE SALOON, Keed & Magee proprietors, 415-417
Thirteenth
Sennon Gustave, tailor, 714 Franklin
SENRAM FREDERICK, boots and shoes, 963 Broadway,
res 317 Eleventh
Serda J. B., laborer, res cor Fifth and Addison, W. B.
Serda Lawrence Rev., pastor Church of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus, res SW cor Grove and Evoy av, Temescal
SESSIONS E. O, capitalist and president The Oakland
Bank of Savings, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway, res
NW cor Eighth and Market
Sessions George W. (Heron & Sessions) res 1104 Broadway
Sessions John Rev., res 709 Tenth
Sessions John W., notary public, 462 Eighth, res 709 Tenth
Sessions Josiah, farmer, res SE cor East 19th and Sev-
enth av
Settle William B., carpenter and cabinetmaker, junction Ad-
eline and San Pablo av
PirnMRNT QDRINfC FIRST class hotel for summer boarders
rlLUIllUll I OrnillUO 3 mttes from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 401
Seventh Day Adventists' Church, NE cor Thirteenth and
Clay
Sexow F., res Central Pacific Railroad House
Sexton Charles, res E s Telegraph av nr Weston av
Sexton Patrick A., plasterer, res 864 Washington
Sexton William, insurance agent, res 917 Alice
Seymour Clark B., conductor C. P. R. R., res N s Eleventh
nr Center
Shade Joseph W., sawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, res Ss
Livingston nr Kennedy
Shaker Henry, carpenter, res N s Eighteenth bet Center and
Cypress
SHAKESPEAR & WALTER (David Shakespear and W.
A. Walter) wholesale dealers wood and coal, 413-421
Eleventh
Shakespear David (Shakespear & Walter) res 1020 Linden
Shang E. & Co. (Chinese) laundry, ,N s East 14th bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth avs
Shankland James H., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1424 San Pab-
lo av
ShankJin James W., atty-at-law (S. F.) ros 1009 Madison
Shane Catherine, chambermaid Tubbs' Hotel
Shanley James, laborer Oakland Gas Co., res 410 Tenth
Shanley W^illiam J., teamster with Freeman & Jaffe, res W
s Harlan nr Peralta
Shannahan Murtha, laborer W. D. Co., res Charter Oak
Hotel
Shannon Bridget, chambermaid Blake House
Sharhorne R., whitener, res 914 Third
Sharkey Patrick, laborer Oakland Lumber Yard, res S s
Linden nr Telegraph av
Sharp I. N. Mrs., res 424 Twelfth
Sharp Jacob H., student University
Sharp Matilda, ladies' nurse, res 1255 Alice
Sharp e John, capitalist, res Franklin House
Shattuck C. A., watchmaker with Cal. Watch Co., res Rail-
road Exchange, W. B.
Shattuck Francis K., office 857 Broadway, res W s Shattuck
nr University av, B.
Shattuck M. A. Miss, teacher, res Blake House
Shattuck William W., carpenter, res 361 Tenth
Shaw & Littleheld (Charles H. Shaw and Charles A. Little-
field) carpenters and builders, S s Bay pi bet Broadway
and Telegraph av
Shaw A. C. R., farmer, res N s University av 1 mile E of
Landing, W. B.
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UlLDLn I 0c nUll I Cri NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Shaw Charles H, (Shaw & Littlefield) res 672 Sycamore
Shaw Emily Miss, res 1009 Washington
Shaw Howard, carpenter, res 370 Fourth
Shaw James, engineer, res S s East 12th nr Twenty-first av
Shaw James Mrs., proprietress Winsor House
Shaw James P., painter, res 965 Castro
Shaw John, carpenter, res 743 Myrtle
Shaw Joshua, res N s University av 1 mile E of Landing,
W. B.
Shaw Leander J., wellborer, E s San Pablo av nrN Oakland
Station, res cor Thirteenth and Magnolia
Shaw Lucien, farmer, res N s University av 1 mile E of
Landing, W. B.
Shaw Mary E. Mrs., proprietress La Clede House, 1116
Broadway
Shaw Thomas, farmer, res cor Telegraph road and Hudson
Shaw Thomas, farmer with H. P. Livermore, bet Fourth av
and McAdam E of Broadway
Shaw Williain Pi., student University, res Chi Phi House
Shay Hannah Mrs., res NW cor Seventeenth and Brush
Shay James, laborer, res S s Goss nr Point
Shay Thomas, laborer W. D. Co.. res Charter Oak Hotel
Shea James, laborer, res 1013 Third
Shearer Lewis, atty-at-law (S. F.) res N s Eighteenth bet
Brush and Castro
SHEARER SEXTUS, atty-at-law, 954 Broadway, res NW
cor Curtis and Twentieth
Sheay James, laborer, res S s Seventeenth bet Cypress and
Kirkham
Shedden William (Carpenter & Shedden) res N s First bet
Franklin and Webster
Sheedy J., stonecutter Oakland Stone Yard, 1214 Broadway
Sheehan J. A. (T. R. Burns & Co.) res Clay bet Fifth and
Sixth
Sheehan John A., studeut University, res 814 Clay
Sheehan Michael, laborer with Freeman & Jafie, res 653
Linden
SHEEHAN PATRICK R., house painter, shop and res 461
Tenth
Sheehan Thomas, fireman Oakland Ferry
Sheehan Timothy, porter with Murphy, Grant & Co. (S. F.)
res E s Lewis bet Third and Fifth
Sheehan Timothy, steward, 814 Clay
Sheel George, bookkeeper with Kenney Bros. (S. F:) res
467 Tenth
Sheffield Charles M., student University, res Chi Phi House
!DiinVU!nUT URTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now ofers
I I HU IfiUil I DUIlL oreat attractions to the public as a POPULAR R
RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 403
Shehan John H., driver Brooklyn and Fruit Vale R. R., res
418 East 11th
Shellmound Park, Edward Wiard proprietor, Shellrnound
Station, N. R. R.
Shelley Catherine Mrs., res 270 Fifth
Shelly Ella Mrs., dressmaker, res 571 Seventh
Shennan John, res 1222 Broadway
Shepard Ann A. Mrs., res 1004 East 9th
Shepard Edward H., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Shepard J. L. N. (Judson & Shepard, S. F.) res W s San
Pablo av nr Temescal creek
Shepard John, res W s Ninth av bet East 11th and East 12th
Shepard Thomas F. jr., clerk, res 507 East 14th
Shepheard Rachael Sirs., res 676 Scyamore
Shepman William E., silver plater (S. F.) res N sTwelfthnr
Campbell
Sheppard Mary, domestic, 1520 Telegraph av
Sheriff Alameda County, Henry N. Morse, County Court
House, room 8
Sherman Calvin, carpenter, res East 22d nr Thirteenth av
Sherman David S., assayer U. S. Mint (S. F.) res NE cor
Sixteenth and Grove
Sherman F. P., res Sunnyside House
SHERMAN GEORGE E., physician and surgeon, 1055
Broadway, res 56Q Tenth
Sherman Julia E. Miss, teacher Lafayette Grammar School,
res 668 Seventh
Sherman Philip D., housemover, 422| Ninth, res W s West
nr Twenty -first
Sherman Samuel, tailor with S. Francis, res Chile bet Union
and Lafayette, Alameda
Sherman William, assistant U. S. treasurer (S. F.) res 620
Fourteenth
Shermer H., physician, res 803 Jefferson
Sherrott Edward, variety store and res 807 Broadway
Sherry John, laborer Oakland R. R. Co., res 667 Twenty-sixth
SHERWIN JOSEPH, architect, NW cor Eighth and
Broadway
Sherwin L., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Sherwin Thomas, clerk, res 969 Castro
Sherwin W., machinist Cal. Watch Co.
Sherwood William R., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Shew Laura F. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 620
Fourteenth
Shields John, farmer with H. P. Livermore, res Forty-fifth
nr Telegraph av
Pll RFRT £ HiSNTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
404 OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
Shindler Henry, proprietor Star Bakery, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Telegraph av
Shinn Edwin, upholsterer, res 366 Fifth
Shinn Milicent Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club
Shipley Frank C, clerk with Olney & Co., res E s Jefferson
nr Eleventh
Shipley Samuel D., carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res E s
Jefferson nr Eleventh
Shirley Guy, student University
Shirley William D. Mrs., res SE cor East 11th and Ninth av
Shivery Mary, widow, res 713 Brush
Shoemaker Nicholas, res Fruit Yale av nr East 27th
Shoen D. B., cigars and tobacco, 459 Seventh, res Fourth
bet Franklin and Webster
Sholes J. C. Mrs., res NE cor Fourteenth and Webster
Shorey Albert, policeman, res 1572 Seventeenth
Shorkley Allan, salesman with James Dalziel, res 757
Eighteenth
Shorkley H. B. Mrs., teacher Irving Grammar School, res
757 Eighteenth
Short John A., carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth avs
Shortall Thomas C, salesman with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res
955 Grove
Shu Wo (Chinese) laundry, cor Twentieth and Telegraph
av
Shuey John Mrs., res East 27th nr Fruit Yale av
Shuey Sarah J. Miss, principal Union Primary School, res
NW cor East 14th and Twentieth av
Shultz Peter, hostler Oakland R. B, Co.
Shun Lee (Chinese) laundry, 1814 Seventh
Shurtleff Samuel M., res 824 Chester
Shurvell John W., carpenter, res 866 Twenty -first
SHUSTER & NIEHAUS (Gustavus A. Sinister and Edward
F. Niehaus) proprietors West Berkeley Planing Mill,
cor Second and Bristol, W. B.
Shuster Gustavus A. (Shuster & Niehaus) res cor Second
and Bristol, W. B.
Sibley Washington L., carpenter, res Humboldt House
Sicotte Amie, blacksmith with F. Sicotte, res Eighth nr
Willow
Sicotte Alick, blacksmith with F. Sicotte, res Eighth nr
Willow
Sicotte Arthur G., helper with Klumpp & Allard, res N s
First bet Brush and Castro
f0^T GOLDEN GATE and the BAY »« PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ S ] DIRECTORY.
405
SICOTTE FERDINAND, blacksmith and carriage maker,
E s Wood bet Seventh and Goss, res Eighth nr Willow
Sicotte Otto, blacksmith, N s Second bet Brush and Castro
Sidden James A., contractor, res 36§ Second
Sidden James S., foreman Grove-st Planing Mill, 365 Second
Sieber William E., teacher California Military Academy
Sieberst H. G., atty-at-law (S. F.) res NE cor Seventh av
and East 16th
Sieburg Minnie, domestic, SW cor Webster and Prospect pi
Siegel C, machinist, res 414 First
Siegel Joseph, res S s Laurel nr Telegraph av
Siegel N., engineer Cal. Watch Co.
Siemer Diedrich (J. Lohrmann & Co., S. F.) res 866 Chester
Siesbuttel D., machinist and modelmaker, shop and res 364
Ninth
SIGNS OF THE TIMES, James White editor, office 1059
Castro
Silberberg S. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, store and res
618 East 12th
Silberberg Solomon, res 618 East 12th
Sill Edward Roland, professor English University, res W s
Bushnell nr University av, B.
dLJL
eft I^Mey ^laoing ||iL
SHUSTER & NIEHAUS, Proprietors.
Manufacturers of
Mouldings, Brackets, Frames, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Scroll
Sawing, Turning, etc.
Hill Work of every doscription Made to Order
*ff> Q.-*KZgJS'g> p&ICSS,
Connected with the establishment is a GRIST MILL, for grinding Feed for
horses, cattle, etc.
Pll RFRT 2. UfliJTrP real estate and insurance agents,
UlLDLil I « nurS I L.J1 Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
406 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Silliman C. H. teacher McClure's Military Academy, res 958
Webster
Silva Anton, laborer, res S s East 17th bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs
Silva Anton, lumberman, res S s Twenty -eighth nr Grove
Silva E., teamster, res Roff's Hotel
Silva Frank, deckhand stmr Oakland, res W s Campbell bet
Atlantic and Pacific
Silva George, cook, res SE coi Adeline and Twenty-eighth
Silva John, barber, shop and res 627 East 12th
Silva John, packer with Weston & "Welch, res 826 East
14th
Silva Matthew, laborer, res S s East 17th bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs
Silva Thomas, laborer W. D. Co., res Third bet Chester
and Henry
Silva William, laborer C. P. B. R.
Silvan John, res S s East 16th bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth avs
Silvey Louis, plasterer, res E s Union nr Twenty -fourth
Silvia Francisco, laborer, res N s Bristol nr Seventh, W. B.
Simard Joseph, stableman Tubbs' Hotel
Simmonds Mandervill G., carriage painter, res 467 Twenty-
first
Simmons Andrew S., mining, res 914 Brush
Simmons Conrad, carpenter, res N s William bet Wood and
Willow
Simmons Frank, student Oakland Business College, res SE
cor Second and Harrison
Simmons George, student Oakland Business College, res SE
cor Second and Harrison
Simmons Harvey B. laborer C. P. l Pi., res E s Peralta
bet Third and Fifth
Simmons Henry A., agent Victor Sewing Machine Co., res
1159 Franklin
Simmons James E., law student (S. F.) res 277 Second
Simmons M. foreman with Taylor & Co., res Alta House
Simmons Minnie, widow, res 669 Fifth
Simmons Orriii, res 277 Second
Simmons William H., student Taylor's Business College,
res SE cor Second and Harrison
Simmons William S., rigger (S. F.) res S s Caledonia av nr
Telegraph av
Simms Jacob, bootblack with A. Hallahan, res Adeline nr
Twenty-eighth
Simms Jacob, groom, W s San Pablo av nr Temescal creek
'! FS1 MflN T 9 PRINTS a beautiful drive, only 3 miles from Oakland.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ £} ] DIRECTORY.
407
Simon John, machinist, res W s Magnolia bet Third and
Fifth
Simon M. A., butcher, 1500 Broadway, res 1522 Broadway
Simonds George, gardener, res 907 Third
Simone Benedito, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Simons Joseph, bottled ale and porter, 707 Sycamore
Simpson Albert A., shipwright, res S s Atlantic bet Wood
and Pine
Simpson Asa, M. (Simpson Bros., S. F.) res SW cor Grove
and Sixteenth
Simpson Frank, contractor, res 1326 Telegraph av
SIMPSON G. W., gun and locksmith, 422 Ninth
Simpson John H., expressman, res 416 First
Simpson Joseph Cairn, NW cor Adeline and Thirty-second
Simpson Joseph E., plasterer, res N s Alice bet Alice and
Jackson
Simpson J. W., carpenter, res NE cor Magnolia and Second
Simpson Sarah, domestic, N s Eleventh nr Center
Simpson Stewart, salesman with Lippmann & Salinger, res
476 Ninth
Simpson Thomas B., res 1625 Telegraph av
Simpson Thomas J., farmer, res W s College av one-half
mile south Asylum, B.
Sims James W., carpenter, res 316 Tenth
Sims Joseph, res NW cor Seventeenth av and East 12th
Sims S. T. Mrs., res 316 Tenth
Sinclair A. G., collector C. P. K. K. steamers, res 861 Myrtle
Sinclair E., waiter Grand Central Hotel
Sing Chung Lung (Chinese) laundry, 310 East 12th
Sing Gun (Chinese) laundry, cor Chase and Willow
Sing Kee (Chinese) laundry, cor Fifty -fourth and Tele-
graph av
Sing Lee (Chinese) laundry, cor Seventh and West
Sing Lee (Chinese) laundry, 301 Webster
Sing Wah (Chinese) laundry, SE cor Broadway and Eleventh
Singer Manufacturing Co., Paulson & Co. agents, 1218 San
Pablo av
Sinkwitz Gus., barkeeper Becht's saloon, res 259 Eighth
Sinram Frank H., farmer, res SE cor Fourteenth and Wood
Sirey John, carpenter, res Eland House
Sise Angelo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Sisterna Philip, proprietor San Francisco and Berkeley Ex-
press, res cor Fifth and Addison, W. B.
Sisterna Kosario, res SWcor University av and Sixth, W. B.
Ska Charles, upholsterer, res W s Center nr Tenth
Skeill Ella, domestic, 940 Myrtle
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGLNIS rOK t>„N i n„.\u;>C0 AND ALaIVilDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
408 OAKLAND [§] DIRECTORY.
Skellj James, laborer, res Myrtle bet Second and Third
Skelton M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 831 Franklin
Skillin Daniel H., upholsterer with Starkweather & Son, res
_ 468 Sixth
Skinker John, agent Dupont's Powder and Winchester Arms
and Eagle Fuse Co. (S. F.) res 56 Seventh
Skinner LA., foreman pipe shop Contra Costa Water Co.,
res cor Ninth and Washington
Skinner I. W., fruit and vegetables, 461 Third, res N s B nr
Hollis
Skitch William, carriagemaker with Northey & Wagar
Slack Charles W., student University, res Ivy Cottage
Slack James T., bookkeeper with A. McGerry, res Bartlett
House
Slate F. jr., instructor Chemistrj', University, res SE cor
Seventeenth and Grove
Slate F. Mrs., superintendent cloak department with Walter
E. Slate, res SE cor Seventeenth and Grove
SLATE WALTER E., dealer in fur goods and manufacturer
sacques, 1013 Broadway, res 572 Tenth
Slaten Marion, laborer, res 1168 Thirteenth av
Slater Emma, domestic, SW cor Eighth and Myrtle
Slater Henry, grainer, res Golden Star Hotel
Slater William, bookkeeper with B. L. Solomon & Sons.
(S.F.) res 2661 Magnolia
Slater William W., assistant train dispatcher and telegraph
operator C. P. R. B., res 860 Henry
Slattery James, second officer Oakland Ferry, res S s East
16th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
"W\ IE3. SLATE,
If ill iiiici CtlffA Stoife
No. 1013 BROADWAY,
Bet. Tenth and Eleventh Streets, Oakland.
|l( fcjnife of fm ni |wb |ij(ja?f n §ni mi mit to win,
Furs Altered, Cleaned and Repaired.
PIEDMONT SPRINGS" ■D-WH-!T-N-^-p-r??r,?t-°-r
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [£}] DIRECTORY. 409
Slattery John, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res S s East 16th bet
Fifth and Sixth avs
Slattery Thomas, car cleaner C. P. R. R., res S s East 16th
bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Sleigh & Prieta (Samuel Sleigh and Paul Prieta) contractors
night work, 654 Filbert
Sleigh Samuel (Sleigh tfc Prieta) res W s Castro bet Second
and Third
Slicer Charles B., livery and sale stable, 609-615 Broadway
Slicer Hugh, contractor, res 319 Third
Sloan Charles R., turner Oakland Planing Mill, res 565
Second
: Sloan Edward A., m older, res N s B nr Louise
Slocum Sarah Mrs., res 1360 Harrison
Sloper Harvey, bookkeeper with E. S. Denison, res SW cor
Eighth and Myrtle
Sloss Leon, student University
Small A. H., clerk, res 955 Seventh
Small George, laborer with Thos. H. Williams, res N s East
12th nr Lake Merritt
Small J. H., foreman C. P. R. R., res Campbell bet William
and Seventh
Small Sarah F. Miss, res SE cor Chase and Wood
Smallman James K., clerk with H. Turn Suden & Co., res
415 East 14th
Smart George R., stencil cutter (S. F.) res 815 Washington
Smedberg James R., engineer (S. F.) res E s Filbert bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Smiley George W., stockbroker (S. F.) res Tubbs' Hotel
Smilie Albert, carpenter, res W s Linden nr Fifteenth
Smilie James, carpenter, res W s Linden nr Fifteenth
Smilie John, bricklayer and plasterer, res W s Linden nr
Fifteenth
Smilie Robert (Haskell & Smilie) res 813 Castro
Smilow H., res N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Smith & Wilson (John W. Smith and John W. Wilson) bar-
bers, 713 Broadway
Smith Almond B., res W s Market nr Third
Smith Andrew D., insurance agent (S. F.) res 910 Myrtle
Smith Arthur, bookkeeper with E. Surryhne & Co., res Pine
bet Seward and Lincoln
Smith B. F., res 1262 Webster
Smith Bradford W., bookkeeper London and San Francisco
Bank (S. F.) res 950 Filbert
Smith C, clerk, res 476 Twelfth
Smith Charles, cook, 807 Market
RIIRFRT X, HIINTFR BUYandSELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
410 OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
Smith Charles B., student University
Smith Charles F., butcher, res Fifteenth nr Broadway
Smith Charles H., butcher with John H. Davis, res 1313
Brush
Smith Charles H., gents' furnishing goods, 953 Broadway,
res 521 Third
Smith Christian, baker with John Donnelly, res NW cor
Goss and Pine
Smith Christian, wholesale butcher, res E s San Pablo av
nr Alcatraz av
Smith Christian jr., with Christian Smith, res E s San Pa-
blo av nr Alcatraz av
Smith Christopher, laborer, res E s Ellen bet A and B
Smith C. L., artist (S. F.) res 476 Twelfth
SMITH CROWSON, president California Artificial Stone
Paving Co., offices 962 Broadway, and 400 Montgomery,
S. F., res S. F.
Smith Daniel, boarding house, 1810 Seventh
Smith Edward P., student University
Smith Edwin, carriagemaker, E s Broadway bet Second and
and Third, res Fourth bet Broadway and Washington
Smith Edwin jr., engineer C. P. R. JR., res E s Campbell nr
Seventh
Smith Edwin P., gardener, SW cor Sixteenth and Grove
Smith Elizabeth Mrs., res W s Market nr Third
Smith E. P., actor, res Eureka Hotel
Smith E. P. Mrs., domestic, 1424 San Pablo av
Smith Forrest, painter, res 564 Seventh
IsTO. 4=29
MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
(Bradley & Rulofson's Building. )
C. W. M. SMITH,
Solicitor of Patents and Attorney -at- Law .
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner l^S
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY. 411
Smith Francis M., carpenter, res N s Twenty-first bet Brush
and West
Smith Frank, watchman stmr Capital
Smith -Frederick, fresco painter, res 807 Washington
Smith Frederick A., lumber surveyor, res cor Thirteenth and
Willow
Smith George, brakeman C. P. K. K.
Smith George, groceries, NW cor Fifteenth and Kirkham
Smith George, student Oakland Business College, res 562
Sixth
Smith George E., res W s Eleventh av bet East 11th and
East 12th
Smith George E., butcher, Broadway bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, res Fifteenth nr Broadway
Smith George H. (Dakes & Smith) 1062 Thirteenth av
Smith George AV., machinist, res 663 Jefferson
Smith Georgia Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res
Bay place
Smith G. F., master mariner, res Tubbs' Hotel
Smith H. A. G., laborer, res E s Thirteenth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Smith Harlow C, solicitor, res E s Eighth av bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Smith Harry, barber, 1508 Seventh
Smith Henry, stableman Clifford's Livery Stable, res El
Dorado House
Smith Henry L. (Jason Springer & Co.,) res 950 Lin-
den
Smith Henry S., res Thirteenth av bet East 16th and East
17th
Smith Henry T., carpenter, res 661 Grove
Smith Hugh S., joiner Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 766 East
12th
Smith Isabella Miss, res N s East 15th nr Fourteenth av
Smith Jacob, stableman with L. M. Beaudry, res Bartlett
House
Smith James, farmer, res Gilman nr Quail Creek, W. B.
Smith James, laborer W. D. Co., res Mechanics' Home
Smith James, painter, res 845 Franklin
Smith James H., atty-at-law, 1104 Broadway, res NW cor
Jackson and Sixth
Smith James L., bellboy Grand Central Hotel
Smith James B., carpenter, res W s Market nr Third
Smith James B., proprietor Overland House, NW cor Broad-
way and First and branch foot of Broadway
Smith James S., physician, 1004 Broadway, room 2
"Ml RFRT £ HIINTFR f REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
412
OAKLAND [ {J ] DIRECTORY.
Smith Jane, widow, res E s Thirteenth av bet East 16th and
East 17th
Smith J. C, lumber merchant, res 364 Eighth
Smith J. J., bootmaker with John Baker, res 455 Fourth
Smith John, barber, res cor Fifth and Claj
Smith John, farmer, res N s Delaware J mile E San Pablo
av, W. B.
Smith John (Heyer & Smith) res 1059 Franklin
Smith John, laborer, res N s East 16th bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs
Smith John, mail carrier, res 612J East 12th
Smith John, plasterer, res 1658 Telegraph av
Smith John, teamster, res NE cor Filbert and First
Smith John B., flour packer with Weston & Welch, res 830
East 14th
Smith John F., butcher, 1319 Brush, res 1313 Brush
Smith John G., plasterer, res Thirteenth nr Franklin
Smith John O'Neil, carriage manufacturer, 520 Seventh, res
518 Seventh
Smith John W. (Smith & Wilson) res E s Broadway nr Fif-
teenth
Smith John William, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res
Capital Hotel
Smith Joseph, carriage painter with B. A. Armstrong &
Son, res 614 Broadway
SMITH JOSEPH, wines and liquors, 614 Broadway
Smith J. V. B., carpenter, res Alhambra House
Smith Joseph B., butcher, cor Broadway and Fourteenth,
res Fifteenth nr Broadway
Smith Josiah T., master mariner, res N s East 16th bet
Seventh and Eighth avs
Smith J. S., physician, res Grand Central Hotel
Smith Leonard, laborer with Taylor & Co., res S s Third nr
Jackson
Smith Margaret, widow, res 1401 Thirteenth
Smith Margaret, lodgings, 477 Eighth
Smith Martin B. (E. Surry line & Co.) res SE cor Pine and
Lincoln
Smith Mary Mrs., nurse, res SE cor Durant and Broad-
way
Smith M. E., mining superintendent, res 368 Fifth
Smith M. S. Miss, res 454 Twelfth
Smith O. B., commission merchant (S. F.) res 604 Twelfth
Smith Oliver, freight agent C. P. K. E., res 937 Myrtle
Smith Patrick, laborer, res NE cor D wight way and Shat-
tuck, B.
PIEDMONT SPRINGS
AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 413
Smith Patrick, laborer W. D. Co., res W s Henry bet Third
and Fifth
Smith Richard R., student University
Smith Robert, painter with J. O. N. Smith, res 518 Seventh
Smith Robert P., clerk withG. "W. McKeand, res S s Fourth
nr Broadway
Smith Samuel, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res N s Sev-
enteenth nr San Pablo av
Smith Samuel, poundmaster Oakland Township, District
No. 7, res E s Telegraph road nr Four-mile House
Smith Sanford E., clerk with C. H. Smith, res 521 Third
Smith Sophia, domestic, 1163 Brush
Smith Stephen H., agent with Eugene L. Sullivan (S.F.)res
950 Filbert
Smith Theodore, master mariner, res 1580 Telegraph av
Smith Thomas, res 329 Fifth
Smith Thomas, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Smith Thomas A., county recorder, office Court House, room
9, res SE cor Broadway and Fourth
Smith Timothy R., engineer C. P. R. R., res Alameda Point
Smith Valentine, barber, 1230 Broadway
Smith W. Bruce, freight agent Oakland wharf, res 937
Myrtle
Smith William, farmer, res Gilman nr Quail creek, W. B.
Smith William, laborer, res Fourth bet Franklin and Web-
ster
Smith William, president Brewers' Association (S. F.) res
E s Fruit Vale av nr East 27th
Smith William, teamster, res E s Poplar nr Thirtieth
Smith William B., clerk, res 701 Franklin
Smith AVilliam B., clerk C. P. R. R., res 937 Myrtle
Smith William B., stevedore, res 471 Fourth
Smith William H., clerk Miller, Grinnell & Co.
SMITH WILLIAM H., mining, res 521 Third
Smith William J., butcher, res Fifteenth nr Broadway
Smith William M., clerk with C. H. Smith, res 521 Third
Smith William T., carpenter, res S s Fifteenth bet Center
and Cypress
SMITH W. T., secretary Cal. Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
962 Broadway, and 400 Montgomery S. F., res S. F.
Smithlen Frank, carpenter, res S s Fifteenth nr Kirkham
Smyth J. H., atty-at-law (S. F.) res W s San Pablo av nr
Park av
Smyth Samuel Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Tenth
Smyth Samuel, carpenter W. D. Co., res 410 Tenth
Smythe James C, laborer, res cor Ninth av and East 10th
GILBERT & HUNTER ' REAL ESTATE and iNSURANCE agents* 224 Montgomery, s.f.
X LOANS NEGOTIATED. i or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
414 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Srnythe Matthias, res N s East 10th bet Eighth and Ninth
avs
Snider Andrew, stockbroker (S. F.) res 1023 Linden
Snee Thomas, carpenter, res El Dorado House
Sneely Alexander, res Park House, W. B.
Snook Charles W., with G. & W. Snook (S. F.) res 1678
Taylor
Snook George C, student University
Snook J. Morris, with G. & W. Snook (S. F.) res 1678
Taylor
Snook Louisa J. Miss, student University
Snook Marian J. Miss, student University
Snook William S. (G. & W. Snook, S. F.) res 1678 Taylor
Snow Carrie E. Miss, res 568 Fifteenth
Snow Leander O., driver Oakland R. R., res W s Telegraph
av nr Thirty-ninth
Snow Roland W., clerk with F. S# Page, res S s Fifteenth
bet Grove and Brush
Snow William H., cutter (S. F.) res 1091 Third
Snyder A. J., capitalist, office 917 Broadway, res W s San
Pablo av bet Alcatraz av and Dwight way
Snyder Amos, foreman with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Snyder Mary Mrs., res 831 Seventh
Soderstrand Peter A., cabinetmaker W. D. Co., res N s
Twenty-fourth nr Chestnut
SOHST BROS. (J. F. W. and H. J. Sohst) proprietors Pio-
neer Carriage Factory, NE cor Eighth and Franklin
Sohst Henry J. (Sohst Bros.) res 859 Webster
Sohst J. F. W. (Sohst Bros.) res 859 Webster
Solace P., engineer Tubbs' Hotel
Solaro Henry, res 962 Third
Solina August, laborer, res 480 Second
Solina John, clerk, res NE cor Second and Washington
Solinsky Frank J., student University, res Ze^a Psi Hall
Somers D. C, grocer (S. F.) res 917 Kirkham
Somerset House, Mrs. Edward A. Bushell proprietress, 462
Twelfth
Sommer Samuel, master mariner, res N s Thirteenth nr
Willow
Sommerville Thomas, fireman C. P. R. R.
Sonson A., stairbuilder, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Sonson Peter, engineer Oakland Planing Mill, res NE cor
Third and Franklin
Soper Charles, jeweler Cal. Watch Co., res Park House,
W. B.
A beautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY. 415
Soracco House, NW cor Seventh and Pine
Soracco Thomas, res Soracco House
Soran Mary,?domestic, 1211 Clay
Sorensen G., millhand Grove-st Planing Mill, res 1065 Third
Sorensen Peter, laborer Pioneer Planing Mill, res cor Third
and Franklin
Sorensen S., with Oakland Planing Mill
Sorg Joseph, gardener, res 460 Fifth
Sorrell Joseph, whitener, Eighth bet Broadway and Wash-
ington
Sort Kobert, laborer, res 460 Fifth
Sonffrain James, cook with N. Williams, res Berkeley
Sonffrain Lewis, tinner with J. C. Bullock, res 811 Wash-
ington
Soule' Frank jr., professor Civil Engineering and Astronomy
University, res N s University av opp Ellsworth, B.
Soule John, painter, res East 23d nr Twelfth av
Soule' John F., student University .
Soule Joseph T., contractor, res N s Golden Gate av foot
hills, B.
Soule' William F., student University, res First Club House
Soule — , master mariner, res llu^sell House
Southwick & Flint (A. H. South wick and E. T. Flint) manu-
facturers windmills, N s Second bet Washington and
Broadway
Southwick A.* H. (Southwick & Flint) res NW cor Fifteenth
and West
Sovereigns of Industry, A. Vincent secretary, hall cor Thir-
teenth and Clay
Spafford James M. (Feusier & Spafford, S. F.) res NW cor
East 18th and Eleventh av
Spalding Charles T., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Spalding William A. (Holman & Co.) res Tenth nr Wash-
ington
Spaulding John B., carpenter, res 615 Grove
Spaulding Julia A. Miss, res NWT cor Eighth av and East
17th
Spaulding N. W., saw manufacturer (S. F.) res cor Tenth
and Oak
Spear John I. (Hickox & Spear, S. F.) res SW cor Twelfth
and Oak
Specht William E., carpenter and builder, res E s Harlan nr
Peralta
Speer Charles, plasterer, res 563 Eleventh
Speer Charles, student Oakland Business College, res 563
Eleventh
HI RFRT £ HilNTfR AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart—Desirabie Residence Property for Sale.
416 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Spellacy John, butcher with Grayson, Harrell & Co., res
Rolfs Hotel
Spellman Thomas, res N s Twelfth nr Center
Spence W. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 522 Ninth
Spence William G., carpenter, res 522 Ninth
Spencer Benjamin, carpenter, res NW cor Tenth and Cypress
Spencer George W., expressman, res N s Eighth bet Center
and Kirkham
Spencer Herbert, teamster with Weston & Welch
Spencer H. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 1015 Broadway, res Linden
and Twenty-eighth
Spencer James, machinist C. P. R. R., res 11 Pearson's Row
Spencer John, carpenter, res N s Choate nr Bancroft way. B
Spencer John, coachman, 60-4 Eighth
Spencer John, plumber and gasfitter, 463 Seventh, res W s
San Pablo av bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Spencer John W., laborer with D. Brannan, res 709 East 12th
Spencer Julia Miss, res 1291 Alice
Spencer M. Mrs., milliner, 330 Twelfth
Spencer Otis, carpenter, res 514 Sixth
Sperry Austin (Sperry & Co., S. P.) res 578 Sixteenth
Sperry Prank, carpenter, res E s Franklin nr Durant
Sperry M. Mrs., nurse, res 420 Fifth
Spiars Frank (Campbell & Spiars) res NE cor Eleventh and
Broadway
Spiegel Katrina, widow, res S s Dalton av nr Butchertown
Spies Philip, carpenter, res N s Forty-second nr Grove
SPLIVALO S. & CO. (S. Splivalo) importers and dealers
groceries, wines and liquors, 329 Twelfth
Splivalo Stephen (S. Splivalo & Co.) res Grand Central Hotel
Sprague Arthur H., carpenter W. D. Co., res 803 Willow
Sprague George W., shipjoiner WT. D. Co., res 167 Third
Springer Frank, brickmason, res 720 Henry
Springer Grant H., res 512 Sixth
Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) res S. F.
SPRINGER JASON & CO. (Jason and W. K. Springer, H.
L. Smith and Warren Salsbury) manufacturers doors,
sashes, blinds and glass, 665-667 Broadway
Springer Ransom, with Jason Springer & Co., res S s Taylor
bet Wood and Willow
Springer W. K. (Jason Springer <fc Co.) res S. F.
Springston Jefferson, carpenter, res 1064 Twelfth av
Sprinkle John C, carpenter, res 514 East 12th
Sproule Andrew, res 373 Second
Sproule Catharine, fancy and dry goods, Broadway bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, res 373 Second
PIFDWIflNT *sPRINP*V FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 417
Sproule Charlotte, fancy and dry goods, Broadway bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth, res 373 Second
Sproule S. J., fancy and dry goods, Broadway bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth, res 373 Second
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co, S. F.) res 907 Clay
Spurr M. N. Miss, with Oakland Township Assessor, res NE
cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Spurr William H., dial maker Cal. Watch Co., res SW cor
Bristol and Fifth, W. B.
Squire Henry C, insurance agent (S. F.) res S s Birch nr
Telegraph av
Squire Henry P., res 468 East 11th
Squire O. D., mining secretary, res 468 East 11th
Squires John, bricklayer, res W s Chapel nr Bancroft way, B
St. Anthony's Church (Catholic) Kev William Gleeson pas-
tor, NW cor E 15th and Sixteenth av
St. Clair Samuel, res 661 Magnolia
ST. GEORGE'S BREWERY, D. M. Harington proprietor,
S s Powell nr San Pablo av
St. James House, J. M. Steward proprietor, NW cor Wash-
ington and Seventh
St. John C. M., bookkeeper, res 714 Tenth
St. John C. W., law student with Robert J. Christie
St. John Edward, stonemason Oakland Paving Co., res 818
Lydia
St. John Ella, domestic, W s Washington bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
St. John Georgiana, widow, res 714 Tenth
St. John John, res N s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
STREETS.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers.
This institution is designed for the instruction of youth, in a christian and thoroughly
practical manu-r. The studies embrace English, Arithmetic, Writing,
Bookkeeping, History, Geography, Philosophy, etc.
TEEMS:
•Junior Class 96.00 per Quarter
Preparatory Class 8.00 do do
Intermediate Class 10. OO do do
Senior Class 13.00 do do
BRO. HOSEA, Director.
PSIQCDT 9 MllrUTPD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UILDLUI U IIUII I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart -HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
418 OAKLAND [ g ] DIEECTORY.
St. John's Church (Episcopal) Rev. Benjamin Akerly rector,
W s Grove bet Seventh and Eighth
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Brother Hosea director, cor
Fifth and Madison
St. Louis House, John Maher proprietor, 415 Seventh
St. Mary's Academy, 618 Eighth
St. Paul's Church (Episcopal) S s Twelfth bet Franklin and
Webster
Staacke Adolph, carpenter W. D. Co., res 1716 Eighth
Stack John, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 808 Third
Stack William, street contractor, res 276 Fifth
Stackhouse Wm., whitener and house cleaner, res 760 Fifth
Stackpole Thomas, painter with M. TV. Allen, res 410 Tenth
Staehle Charles, proprietor Oakland Bakery, 709 Broadway
Stagnau N., laborer, res 562 Third
Stahr Christopher, conductor C. P. R. B., res N s Twelfth
bet Willow and Campbell
Staley Emma E. Miss, res 522 Eighth
Staley J. A., carpenter, res 522 Eighth
Staley Jennie Miss, res 522 Eighth
Standard Soap Co., factory TV s Third bet Addison and
Allston, TV. B.y office 204 Sacramento, S. F.
Standeford D. TV. (Burnham, Standeford & Co.) res E s
Market bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Standeford N. D. Mrs., principal Grove-st School, res SW
cor Fifteenth and West
Standeford W. W., Custom House (S. F.) res E s Market
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Standring Sarah A. Mrs., proprietress Tontine House, SE
cor Clay and Eighth
Stanford Hall, NE cor Seventh and Wood
STANFORD LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, Henry H.
Porch, proprietor, N s Seventh nr Wood
Stanford William E., laborer, res 675 Tenth
Staniels William, laborer C. P. R. R.
Stamford George B., journalist, res 664 Tenth
Stamford Joseph, res 1211 West
Stanley Alfred W., steward, res 800 Castro
Stanley George A., student University
Stanley H. A., insurance agent, res 1007 Seventh
Stanly John A., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1221 Jackson
Stanton Timothy, laborer, res S s Twent}T-eighth nr West
Stanton William B., carpenter, res S s Fifteenth bet Broad-
way and Franklin
Staples Frank H., mining, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-
second
T UfiTFI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now oJers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY. 419
Staples George B., clerk with Contra Costa Water Co.
Star House, Mrs. H. J. Lay ton proprietress, S s Seventh
bet Pine and Cedar
STARKWEATHER & SON (Haynes K. and William P.
Starkweather) carpets, oil cloths, etc., 1153 Broadway
Starkweather Adeline H., widow, dressmaker, res 818 Fif-
teenth
Starkweather Arthur C, clerk with Starkweather & Son, res
223 Eighteenth
Starkweather Frank H., student, res 223 Eighteenth
Starkweather H. K. (Starkweather & Son) res 223 Eight-
eenth
Starkweather W. P. (Starkweather & Son) res 223 Eighteenth
Starr A. D., res Grand Central Hotel
Starr M. B. Rev., res E s Ellsworth bet Bancroft way and
and University av, B.
Starrett Milton, cabinetmaker W. D. Co., res SW cor Cedar
and William
State Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, W s College av f
mile S of University
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO., E. T.
Carrique agent, 462 Eighth
Stearns Charles A., driver Oakland R. R., res Forty-seventh
nr Shattuck, Temescal
Stearns H. P. Miss, teacher Cosmopolitan School, res 475
Ninth
Stearns Lyman, fruit stand, Market-st station, res 773
Seventh
Stearns Mary R. Miss, teacher, res 475 Ninth
Stearns Robert E. C, secretary and superintendent grounds
University, res Telegraph av nr D wight way, B.
Stearns William R., clerk with Geo. J. Becht, cor Twenty-
first and West
Steel James H., submarine diver, res 866 Twenty -first
Steelarm Frederick, res S s Linden nr Broadway, Temescal
Steele Edward L. G., res 824 Jackson
Steele Henry Mrs., res SWcor Caledonia and Telegraph avs
Steele H., res Baxter House
Steen Henry, gardener, res W s San Pablo av nr University
av, W. B.
Steen John T. F., clerk with A. H. Hansen, res 1751
Seventh
Steen Joseph F., deputy City Assessor, res 692 Brown
STEERE & COLBY (Thomas F. Steere and Hiram H.
Colby) groceries, uardware, crockery, etc., SE cor
Thirteenth av and East 12th
GILBERTS HUNTER '
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
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STEERE AND COLBY'S SAN FRANCISCO, EAST
OAKLAND, FRUIT VALE AND MILLS' SEMI-
NARY EXPRESS, SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Steere Henry, bookkeeper with Steere *fc Colby, and tele-
graph operator W. U. Tel. Co., res E s Twelfth av bet
East 14th and East 15th
Steere Thomas F. (Steere <fc Colby) and Postmaster Brook-
lyn, res E s Twelfth av bet East 14th and East 15th
Steers Joseph E., res 911 Washington
Steffanoni Achille (Mueller & Steffanoni) res 565 Twenty-
second
Steffen Michael, tailor with S. Francis, res 1372 Franklin
Steffens Diedrich, grocer (S. F.) res 1664 Seward
Steffy J., carpenter, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Stehle Adolph, brewer, res S s Fourth bet Alice and Jackson
Steiger John, laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Steinburn James Mrs, res 503 Eleventh
Steinegger Robert A., gilder with Lutz & Berg, res Alameda
Steinhardt Nathaniel, car repairer C. P. R. R., res Atlantic
bet Wood and Pine
Steinmeyer Hugo, carpenter, res N s Peralta nr Hollis
Stellar Joseph, pedlar, res NW cor Franklin and First
Stelling Otto, tinsmith with J. J. O'Shea, res 1718 San
Pablo av
Stephens Charlotte Miss, res 1263 Eighth
Stephens Samuel, ship joiner W. D. Co., res 1263 Eighth
Si Stephens Samuel J., glass stainer, res 1263 Eighth
C Stephens William R., plumber with O. C. Kirk, 1263 Eighth
g j STEPHENSON GEORGE W., livery and sale stable, N s
Ninth bet Market and West
Stephenson Richard H. (Arras & Stephenson) res Grand
Western Hotel
Stephenson Stanley (McCarthy & Stephenson) res 411 Ninth
Sterling George, machinist (S. F.) res E s Pine nr Division
dg | Sterling John, machinist (S. F.) res E s Pine nr Division
^ j Stern Louis, student University
pq ! Stern Sigmund, student University
&C j Sternitzky Charles, carpenter, res 1932 Myrtle
g j STERNITZKY ROBERT, cabinetmaker and carpenter, 476
Eighth, res W s Center bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Stetson Charles, res East 27th nr Fruit Vale av
— Stetson Charles M., student University
PS j Stevens A. Henry, clerk with I. Friedlander (S. F.) res 1300
P ! Seventh
g ' Stevens Calvin J.-, res 267 Eighth
4j Stevens Charles, laborer W. D. Co., res W s Bay nr Eighth
oq:
f°V„T GOLDEN GATE and the BAY »™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [£}] DIRECTORY. 421
Stevens Eliza A. Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School,
res SW cor William and Wood
Stevens F. A., fireman C. P. R, R.
Stevens George, printer, res N s East 10th bet Seventh and
Eighth avs
Stevens Levi (Stevens, Baker & Co., S. F.) res Fruit Vale av
Stevens Mary A. Mrs., res 1766 Division
Stevenson F. R. & Co. (F. R. Stevenson and B. S. Tower)
crockery and glassware, 1062 Broadway
Stevenson Frederick R. (F. R. Stevenson <fc Co.) res SE cor
Jefferson and Eleventh
Stevensoir\F. W., boots and shoes, 1020 Broadway, res W s
Broadway bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Stevenson George W. (Martin & Stevenson) res N s Eleventh
bet Castro and Brush
Stevenson Henry H., carpenter, res 369 Fifth
Steward D. W., laborer, res 1209 Seventh
Steward Joseph M., proprietor St. James House, NW cor
Washington and Seventh
Steward Samuel, res St. James House
Steward W., fireman C. P. R. R.
Stewardson William, engineer C. P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Stewart Charles E., bellboy Tubbs' Hotel
Stewart Daniel, shipwright W. D. Co., res N s Atlantic bet
Bay and Cedar
Stewart E. J. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 867 Washington
Stewart Herbert, expressman, res S s Evoy av bet Telegraph
av and Grove
Stewart I. Mrs., res 910 Franklin
Stewart James, res 612^ East 12th
Stewart James, butcher, res S s Laurel bet Broadway and
Telegraph av
Stewart James, carpenter, res NE cor East 11th and Thir-
teenth av
Stewart Jennie Miss, res 763 Eleventh
Stewart John, carpenter, res 370 Fourth
Stewart Mary, domestic, 1123 Myrtle
Stewart Mary L. Mrs., res 763 Eleventh
Stewart Michael Y., res 309 East 12th
Stewart Robert B., res S s Twelfth bet Wood and Willow
Stewart S. A. Mrs., res 309 East Eleventh
Stewart Thomas M., proprietor Stewart's Hotel, SE cor Fif-
teenth and Broadway
STEWART WILLIAM, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ninth and Cypress
GILBERT St HI1NTFR REAL estate and ,nsurance AG{
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
422 OAKLAND [ S ] DIRECTORY.
Stewart William H., hairdresser, 853 Seventh, res 865 Wash-
ington
Stewart William H. jr., barber with W. H. Stewart, res 865
Washington
Stewart's Hotel, Thomas M. Stewart proprietor, SE cor Fif-
teenth and Broadway
Stickney Benjamin W., carpenter, res NW cor Sixteenth
and Center
Still John W., res cor Twelfth av and East Twenty-third
Stiller Paul B., stereotyper (S. F.) res Kirkham nr Eighth
Stilley Henry G., carpenter, res S s Lincoln bet Willow and
Campbell
Stillman Howard, student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Stillman John M., assistant instructor agricultural chemistry,
University, res Winsor House
Stilwell Albert Ward (Stilwell Bros. & Co.) res Winsor
House
Stilwell Bros. & Co. (Christopher H., Bishop F. and Albert
W. Stilwell) theatrical managers, bill posters and col-
lectors, 472 Ninth
Stilwell Bishop F. (Stilwell Bros. & Co.) resNE cor Twelfth
and Broadway
Stilwell Christopher H. (Stilwell Bros. & Co.) res Winsor
House
Stimson Joseph E., plasterer, res 655 Jackson
Stockbridge J. E. Mrs., seamstress, res 719 Sixth
Stockell Julia, domestic with George C. Potter
Stocks John G., commercial traveler with Harris Bros. (S.F.)
res 620 Sixteenth
Stoddard A. M., res 1064 Wood
Stoel Nathan, res junction Market and San Pablo av
Stokes Bridget, res 478 Laurel
Stokes James, gardener, res E s Brush bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Stokes Patrick, teamster, res 218 East 15th
STOKES WILLIAM, architect, 1104 Broadway, res S s
Sixteenth bet Brush and Castro
Stone Alfred, clerk with Lawrie <fc Whitne}-, res East 14th nr
Sixteenth av
Stone C. H., with Oakland Planing Mill
Stone E. Pfeiffer Mrs., physician, 29 Central Block, res 612
Twelfth
Stone George, res 612 Twelfth
Stone Jefferson, painter, res S s Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Stone John F., clerk with E. Murphy, res 562 Fourth
Stone John L., cai^enter, res 562 Fourth
iFSlMnNT ^PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
Ail sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
OAKLAND [ S ] DIRECTORY. 423
Stone M. J. Miss, res 709 Tenth
Stonebarger Adam, res S s Charter nr Telegraph av
Storey William B., student University
Storey W. B., res 10.19 Filbert
Storm William, butcher and boarding, N s Dalton av nr
stockyards
Storrs C. F. Mrs., res cor East 25th and Eighth av
Story George, longshoreman, res S s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Story Jessie H., clerk W. O. Postoffice and operator W. U.
Telegraph Co., res cor Wood and Lincoln
Story Lafayette, res 1201 Alice
Story Thomas, hostler with Henry H. Porch, res cor Wood
and Lincoln
Story William K., wheelwright, res 1024 Wood
Stout J. G., teamster with Babcock & Gould, res 307 Third
Stout M.J. Mrs., res cor Eighteenth and San Pablo av
Stover David E., res W s Thirteenth av bet East 17th and
East 18th
Stowe Charles A., gardener, Second av nr College av, Tem-
escal
Strand Alexander, cabinetmaker Oakland Planing Mill, res
cor Telegraph av and Twenty-fourth
Strain William, night clerk Grand Central Hotel
Strathern William, merchant tailor, 1228 Broadway
Stratton Frederick S., student University
Stratton James, principal Prescott Grammar School, res N
s Twelfth nr West
Stratton James T., civil engineer, res 461 East 12th
Straucher Charles, machinist, res 815 Center
STRAUTER & HOWARD (Philip Strauter and George
W. Howard) proprietors New York Livery Stable, SW
cor Eighth and Webster
Strauter Philip (Strauter & Howard) res SW cor Eighth
and Webster
Strawbridge Viola Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School,
res 1364 Broadway
Street William H., barber with A. Hallahan, res Washing-
ton Hotel
Streit William, saloon, NE cor Eleventh and Franklin
STRICKLAND & CO. (William Strickland) books, station-
ery, blank book manufacturers, musical instruments and
fancy goods, 1061 Broadway
Strickland Sidney, with Strickland & Co., res NW cor Tele-
graph av and William
Strickland William (Strickland & Co.) res NW cor Telegraph
av and William
fill RFRT & HIINTFR AG£NTS F0R SAN FRANcisco AND ALAMEDA property,
Office. 224 Montgomery sf., S. F., cr Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart— Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
424 OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY.
Stricklin John, driver Oakland R. R-
Striker J. W., engineer W. D. Co., res N s Chase bet Wood
and Willow
Striker E. Mrs., res N s Chase nr WTood
Strong Alfred, clerk with Tharsing & Lake, res Wood bet
Taylor and Seward
Strong Charles L., raining, res 566 Eleventh
Strong Eli, carpenter, res E s Wood bet Taylor and Seward
Strong George H. (Dewey & Co., S. F.) res S s Eighth nr
Peralta
Strong Joseph D., photographer, SE cor Broadway and
Fourteenth
Struppler Daniel (Moody <fc Struppler) res 1511 Seventh
STUART DANIEL, manufacturer and dealer boots and
shoes, 1071 Broadway, res 1221 Franklin
Stuart W. A., res 408 Thirteenth
Stubbs Emily A., dressmaker, 1800 Grove
Stubbs George A., liniment manufacturer, res 1800 Grove
Stubbs Jesse, engineer stmr Capital, res S. F.
Studerus John, blacksmith, res 823 East 12th
Stull I. A., student University
Stulz & Schnelle (Carl Stulz and Herman Schnelle) hairdress-
ing and baths, 1762 Seventh
Stulz Carl (Stulz & Schnelle) res N s Seventh bet Wood and
Willow
Stump Joseph (Bell & Stump) res 854 Harrison
Sturges Frank F., salesman with Murphy, Grant & Co. (S.
F.) res 758 Castro
Sturges Wallace, newspaper carrier, res 509 Eighth
STURM HENRY, driver Engine No. 1, S s Fifteenth nr
Clay
Sturm Joseph, plumber, res N s Fourteenth nr Clay
Sturrock James II . (Bradley & Sturrock) res S s Lydia bet
Brush and West
Stutt George, laborer, res S s Bancroft way on hill, B.
Stutt John, farmer with Horatio P. Livermore
Stutt William, teamster, res S s Weston nr Telegraph av
Styles Frank, chief engineer Oakland Ferry
Styles Mamie Miss, res 916 Eighth
Sublette William, res E s Tenth av bet East 16th and East
17th
Sueell Walter, housemover, SW cor Seventh and Webster,
res 823 Twenty-second
Sugden Elizabeth Mrs., res Vi s Sixteenth av nr East 16th
Suhl Christian F., blacksmith (S. F.) res NW cor Twelfth
and Peralta
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and heaith. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ g] DIRECTORY. 425
Suits Robert L., machinist, S s Seventh bet Henry and
Chester
Sullivan A., waiter Grand Central Hotel
Sullivan Annie, domestic, 1103 Filbert
Sullivan Bridget, widow, res S s Logan nr Grove
Sullivan Coleman, laborer W. D. Co., res Charter Oak Hotel
Sullivan Cornelius, bootmaker with Daniel Stuart
Sullivan Cornelius, watchman C. P. R. R., res cor Sixteenth
and Kirkham
Sullivan Dennis, res W s Ettie nr B
Sullivan D. J., school teacher, res N s East 12th bet Ninth
and Tenth avs
Sullivan Edward, baker, res N s Atlantic bet Cedar and Bay
Sullivan George, bookkeeper, res 56 Seventh
Sullivan Hannah, domestic, STV cor Ninth and Kirkham
Sullivan Humphrey, laborer, res E s Adeline bet First and
Third
Sullivan J., brakeman C. P. R. R.
Sullivan James, laborer TV. D. Co., res 651 Magnolia
Sullivan James, marblecutter, cor Broadway and Fourteenth,
res 1624 San Pablo av
Sullivan James S., carpenter, res Park House, W. B.
Sullivan J. C, res 770 Thirteenth
Sullivan Jeremiah, plasterer, res NE cor Shattuck and Uni-
versity av, TV. B.
Sullivan Jerry, machinist C. P. R. R.,res cor Sixteenth and
Cypress
Sullivan Jerry C, res Sixth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Sullivan Johanna Mrs., boarding, NE cor Tenth and
Franklin
Sullivan John, laborer Oakland Paving Co., res N s Laurel
bet San Pablo av and Grove
Sullivan John O., carpenter, res Overland House
Sullivan Julia, waitress The Centennial
Sullivan Mary, res 368 Ninth
Sullivan Mary Miss, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Sullivan Michael, blacksmith and horseshoer, 1086 Four-
teenth av, res N s East 14th bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth avs
Sullivan Michael, laborer TV. D. Co., res TV s Kirkham nr
Twelfth
Sullivan Paul, res 363 Fourth
Sullivan Thomas, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tel-
egraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Sullivan Timothy, laborer Oakland Planing Mill, res Over-
land House
Pll RFRT J? MM&ITPP BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLIll 0c null I Lit NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F.. or Park St. Alame
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
426 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Sullivan William C, contractor, res 821 Filbert
Sullivan William F., stone cutter (S. F.) res S s Locust nr
San Pablo av
Sullivan — , with James Hutchison, res 71 Valley
Summerfield M. H. Mrs., res Old Telegraph road £ mile N
Four-mile House
Summers Samuel, 2d officer stmr Capital, res N s Thirteenth
nr Willow
Summers William H., policeman, res S s Twentieth bet
Castro and Brush
Sumner Charles B., advertising agent (S.F.)res 1112 Market
Sumner Henrietta Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, res
1112 Market
Sumner John H., principal Franklin Grammar School, res
E s Eleventh av bet East 16 and East 17th
Sumner Susan Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 473 Fourth
Sun Lee, laundry, 467 Ninth
Sun Shing (Chinese) laundry, 367 Tenth
Sund Herman, carpenter, res W s Campbell bet Third and
Pacific
SUNNYSIDE HOUSE, A. Baldwin proprietor, SW cor
Thirteenth and Harrison
Sunol Joseph D., foreman with W. F. Hughes, res 1025
Chester
Superintendent Public Schools (City) F. M. Campbell, of-
fice City Hall, room 2
Superintendent Public Schools (County) W. F. B. Lynch,
office County Court House, room 5
Surry James G. (Wetmore & Surry) res 1928 Filbert
SURRYHNE E. & CO. (Edward Surry hne and Martin B.
Smith) wood, coal, feed and lumber, foot Division
Surryhne Edward (E. Surryhne & Co.) res SE cor Short and
Cedar
Surryhne Isaac, brewer Oakland Brewery
Surryhne William (Gladding, Surryhne & Co.) res E s Ade-
line bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Surveyor County, Luis Castro, room 4 Court House
Sutherland A. E., carpenter, res N s East 16th bet Seventh
and Eighth avs
Sutherland Bessie Mrs., housekeeper, N s Tenth bet Mag-
nolia and Adeline
Sutherland F. C. Miss, teacher Swett School, res cor Tenth
av and East 15th
Sutherland George H., plumber with O. C. Kirk, res N s
East 15th bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth avs
Sutherland John M., butcher, res S s Goss bet Wood and Pine
&o to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner K°3r=.T
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [S] DIRECTORY. 427
Sutherland William, cooper, res E s Adeline nr Twenty-
fourth
Sutliffe Edgar C . , student University
Sutton David, res W s Telegraph av bet Caledonia av and
Sycamore
Sutton Frank S., assistant instructor agricultural chemistry,
University
Sutton William F., res 661 Franklin
Svenson Carrie, domestic, W s Bushnell nr University av,B
Svenson John, carpenter W. D. Co., res W s Bay nr Short
Svenson John, carpenter, res E s Pine nr Division
Svenson Peter, carpenter, res E s Willow bet Seward and
Lincoln
Svenson Victor, carpenter, res E s Pine nr Division
Swain Henry Mrs., res 667 Sixth
Swain Oliver C, res S s Twentieth nr Brush
Swain Sarah Mrs., ladies' nurse, res NE cor Twenty -first av
and East 20th
Swale Harry L., engraver, 958 Broadway, res S s Charter
nr Telegraph av
Swan George W. (George W. Swan & Co., S. F.) res 760
Eleventh
E. SCJRBYHNE. M. B. SMITH.
E. SURRYHNE * CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
liWM B B B.
of every description,
LIME, HAIR, WOOD and COAL,
HAY, OATS, WHEAT, GROUND BARLEY,
MIDDLINGS, SCREENINGS,
CORN, BRAN, STRAW, etc.
Foot of Division Street,
GOODS DELIVERED to any part of the City FREE OP CHARGE.
A good assortment of Hard mid Soft Coal, Coke and Charcoal,
always on hand.
Pll RFRT H HIJNTFR f REAL ESTATt antl 'nsurance agents \ 224 Montgomery s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St.. Alameda.
Woodward & Tagg,art--Desirable Business Property for Sale.
428 OAKLAND [g] DIRECTORY.
Swan Philip, carpenter, res Thirteenth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Swanson Joseph, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res S s
Laurel bet Telegraph av and Broadway
Swanson William, candymaker, res S s Laurel bet Telegraph
av and Broadway
Swarbrick Robert, wood turner Pioneer Planing Mill res SE
cor Third and Castro
Swart S., carpenter W. D. Co., res Charter Oak Hotel
Swas Antonio, boot and shoemaker, 805 East 12th, res 809
East 12th
Sweatt Leroy A., turner, res N s Third bet Brush and Castro
Sweeney Ellen, domestic 710 Ninth
Sweeny Alicia Miss, dressmaker, 1510 Seventh
Sweeny Catherine Miss, 1510 Seventh
Sweet A. J., tanner with J. S. Derby, res cor Nineteenth av
and East 14th
Sweet D. C, turner Oakland Planing Mill res S s Third nr
Alice
Sweet Jackson A., tanner with J. S. Derby, res cor Nine-
teenth av and East 14th
Sweetapple H., res Grand Central Hotel
Sweetser Arthur, paper carrier, res 557 Sixth
Sweetser Charles H., res 475 Ninth
Swenartin John A., res 264 Eleventh
Sweney Charles B., engineer, res 353 East 12th
Swenson, Burcher & Denton (Andrew Swenson, Robert Bur-
cher and S. R. Denton) teamsters, W s Second bet
Delaware and Bristol, W. B.
Swenson Andrew (Swenson, Burcher & Denton) res W s
Fifth nr Delaware, W. B.
Swett A. W., proprietor Swett's Livery Stable, res W s
Thirteenth av bet East 20th and East 21st
Swrett School, Mary S. Kimball, principal, cor East 20th
and Twelfth av
Swett's Livery Stable, A. W. Swett proprietor, NW cor
Fourteenth av and East 11th
Swift — , carpenter, res SW cor Seventh and Pine
Swinnerton James, watchman Custom House (S. F.) res N
s Fifteenth nr Cypress
Swinborne James, carpenter, res NE cor Third and Frank-
lin
Switzer E. Mrs., dressmaker, res Tremont House
Swords Patrick, butcher, cor Forty-ninth and Telegraph av
Swyney Caroline J., student University
Swyney John, plumber with John Spencer, res Alameda
PIFRMd^T ^PRSNP^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY . Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [ T ] DIRECTORY. 429
Symes David, bookkeeper with Hares, Carrick <fc Co., res
NE cor Twelfth av and East loth
Sypolt L., carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
T
Taaffe Anna, widow, res Kelsey House
Taaffe Lawrence, laborer, res cor Tenth and Franklin
TABER I. W., photographer (S. F.) res 1360 Harrison
Taber Jacob S. (Taber, Harker&Co., S.F.) res 950 Linden
Taber William E., publisher, res 369 Fourth
Taft Fannie Miss, res 907 Clay
Taft Henry C. (H. C, Taft & Co.) res 907 Clay
TAFT H.*C. & CO. (Henry C. Taft and A. W. Lane) dry
goods, 1165 Broadway
Taft Mason Mrs., widow, res 907 Clay
Taft Sophia Miss, res 907 Clay
TAGGART GRANT I. (Woodward & Taggart) res old Tele-
graph road h mile N of Four-mile house
Tahaney James, laborer C. P. R. R., res Oakland Wharf
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introducing the PHOTOGRAPHIC EYE REST, the first and only invention ever
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26 Montgomery St., near Sutter, San Francisco.
PRICES— Cabinets, $6 and $7 per doz.
Cartes de Visite, $3 and $4 per doz.
Life size Portraits in Oil, India Ink, Plain or Colored Crayons of superior finish at
Reduced Rates.
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LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Aiamedz.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
430 OAKLAND [T] DIRECTORY.
Tait Lawrence, hod carrier, res NE cor Tenth and Franklin
Talbot Mary Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. P. Cook
Talcot C. Mrs., res 983 Center
Talcott R. Mrs., widow, res N s Goss nr Cedar
Talken Josiah D., carpenter and builder, res 660 Fourteenth
Tallenka — , res Central Pacific Railroad House
Tallman George S. (Chappie, Tallman & Co.) res SE cor
Choate and Bancroft way, B.
Tallman Thomas Y. (Chappie, Tallman & Co.) res SE cor
Choate and Bancroft way, B.
Talty Peter, watchman C. P. R. R., res N s Taylor nr Wood
Talty Samuel, bartender with John Fennessy, res Taylor
bet Wood and Pine
Talty Thomas P., machinist C. P. R. R., res N s Taylor bet
Wood and Pine
Tappin Charles, engineer C. P. R. R., res SW cor Cedar
and William
Tarbox Charles, blacksmith with Durham & Buffett, res 527
Seventh
Tarbox C. W. Mrs., teacher Prescott Primary School, res S s
Hobart nr Telegraph av
Tarbox Olander, res 527 Seventh
Tardos Louis, salesman with P. Bocqueraz, res 555 Seventh
Tarleton Mary J. Mrs., res 316 Tenth
Tarquinio Brizzolara, clerk with Raffo Bros., res SW cor
Broadway and Third
Tasney Frank, extraman Engine Co. No. 3
Tasney John F., laborer, res 737 Filbert
Tate Alonzo, tinsmith with J. C. Bullock, res SW cor Fif-
teenth and Kirkham
Tate George N., truckman, res 830 Seventeenth
Tate Hugh, student Oakland Business College
TATTERSON J. W., model maker and machinist, shop and
res 1063 Broadway
TATTERSON MARY A. MRS., millinery, store and res
1063 Broadway
Tax Collector City, Perry Johnson, City Hall
Tax Collector County, Charles E. Palmer, Court House,
room 2
Tay John I., agent Howe sewing machines and Butterick's
patterns, 965 Broadway, res 729 Eleventh
Tayler J. H., machinist with E. E. Walker, res Nicholl House
Tayler John W., bookkeeper, res 1772 Seventh
Tayles Clarence, tinsmith, res 827 Cedar
Taylor & Co. (Chauncey Taylor and William C. Little) lum-
ber dealers, foot of Washington
A beantiftil Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [T] DIRECTORY.
431
Taylor & Underwood (B. I. Taylor and I. A. Underwood)
contractors, 1160 Broadway
Taylor B. I. (Taylor & Underwood) 1160 Broadway
Taylor CD., bookkeeper Oakland City Flouring Mill, res
661 Third
Taylor C. F., tinsmith C. P. B. B., res NW cor Cedar and
William
Taylor Charles A., tinner with A. Grinnell, res Eland House
TAYLOR CHARLES L., carpets, oil cloths, paperhang-
ings and upholstery goods, 1060 Broadway, res 710
Fourteenth
Taylor Chauncey (Taylor & Co.) res 704 Eighth
Taylor Clinton I)., teacher penmanship, res 912 Walton
Taylor C. K., night yardmaster C. P. B. E., res E s Willow
nr William
TAYLOR D. C, proprietor Oakland Business College, N s
Fourteenth bet Washington and Clay, res Thirty-fifth,
E of San Pablo av
Taylor Edward P., salesman with Charles L. Taylor, res
Central Pacific Hotel
Taylor Edward T., with Livingston & Co. (S. F.) res N s
Seward nr Willow
Taylor Edwin M., student University
Taylor Eugene (Gillard & Taylor) res cor Fruit Vale av and
Hopkins
Taylor Eugene, tailor, res Twelfth opposite Lake Merritt
TAYLOR F. L., architect, res 1320 Telegraph av
Taylor F. L., engineer C. P. B. B., res 827 Cedar •
Taylor F. N., res Stewart's Hotel
Taylor George, blacksmith with Murray & O'Hare, res 1163
Franklin
Taylor George, policeman, res AV s Market nr Twenty-fourth
Taylor George W., sign painter with C. B. Butherford, res
Stewart's Hotel
Taylor Henry, driver Engine Co. No. 1, res 839 Franklin
Taylor J., pipemaker, res Fifth bet Alice and Jackson
Taylor J. Howard, machinist, res Nicholl House
Taylor James, turner Brooklyn Planing Mill
Taylor James M., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1368 Webster
Taylor James M., miller, res 475 East 11th
Taylor Jennie Miss, res 475 East 11th
Taylor John, contractor, res 475 East 11th
Taylor John, farmer, res 1163 Franklin
Taylor John (James I. Bliven & Co.) res Chester nr San
Pablo av
Taylor John, laborer, 665 Webster
GILBERT £ HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
432 OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY.
Taylor John jr., student, res 1163 Franklin
Taylor Levi W., manufacturer medicines, res 813 Brush
Taylor L. W., carpenter, res 768 Fifth
Taylor Margaret, res 839 Franklin
Taylor Monroe W., restaurant steamer El Capitan, res NE
cor Twenty-second av and East 14th
Taylor N. F., laborer W. D. Co.
Taylor R. G., painter and grainer with How & Doolittle,
res cor Thirty-sixth and Peralta
Taylor Robert E., painter, res cor Peralta and Thirty-
sixth
Taylor Samuel, clerk with J. S. Crosley, res 822 Twenty-
second
Taylor Thomas, special policeman, res 839 Franklin
Taylor Timothy, carpenter, res 1009 Wood
Taylor William, res 839 Franklin
Taylor William, carpenter, res E s Linden bet Twelfth and
Fourteenth
Taylor William, clerk Oakland Lumber Yard, res W s Maple
nr Temescal
Taylor William, laborer C. P. R. R.
Taylor William, merchant (S. F.) res 1804 Telegraph av
Taylor William L., salesman with George W. Babcock, res
cor East 11th and Tenth av
Taylor W. S., station agent C. P. R. R., res WT s Jefferson
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Teague John F., farmer, one-fourth mile west of Cal. Watch
Co's factory, W. B.
Teague William, farmer, res W s Cal. Watch Co's manufac-
tory, W. B.
Teas M. E. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 508 Seventh
Teel A. Mrs., res cor Shattuck and Mariposa av, Temescal
Teel Hugh A., student University, res cor Shattuck and
Mariposa av, Temescal
Teel Mary L. Miss, student University
Teeple George M., conductor C. P. R. R., res 720 Chester
Teeple Henry T., laborer W. D. Co., res NE cor Atlantic
and Wood
Teeter Elias, carpenter, res 834 Franklin
Tehan Daniel, iron molder, res SW cor Twenty-second and
Linden
Tehany Patrick, deckhand Oakland Ferries.
Teitzen Frederick, bookkeeper with J. Gaudin, res 1642
Telegraph av
Telfer James, carpenter Grove Street Planing Mill, res 267
Ninth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS FIRST c
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ T ] DIRECTORY. 433
Temescal School, Eli Caritliers principal, E s Sliattuck nr
Temescal Creek, primary department N s Temescal nr
Telegraph av
Temple Emma L. Miss, teacher Oakland High School, res
Mansion House
Templeton James A., engineer C. P. B. E., res SE cor Sev-
enth and Pine
Tenney Alfred D., student University
Tenney M. C, carpenter, res 565 Second
Tenney E., with Oakland Planing Mill
Tenney W. A. Eev., res W s Andover bet Plymouth and
Edwards
Tennis M. Mrs , widow, res 563 Sixth
Tennison N. J. Mrs., boarding, res res NE cor Franklin and
Third
Terminus Hotel, H. M. Howell proprietor, NE cor Sliattuck
and University av, B.
Terney John, wines and liquors, 854 Broadway, res 1015
Washington
Terril Edward F., carpenter with Horatio P. Livermore, res
W s Peralta bet First and Third
Terry A. J., millwright, res Eagle House
Terry Benjamin, bandsawyer with Power & Ough, res 1171
Sixteenth av
Terry C. C, contractor, res N s Lincoln bet Willow and
Campbell
Tester Annie, domestic, N s Seventeenth nr Telegraph av
TEUTONIA HAUL., David Wemmer proprietor, 416-418
Eighth
Tevis Carter, receiving teller Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank (S.
F.) res S s East 14th nr Twenty-sixth av
Tevis Joshua, atty-at-law, res S s East 14th nr Twenty-sixth
av, Fruit Vale
Tevlin Patrick, laborer, res W s Henry bet Third and Fifth
Thacker Eobert A., plasterer, res NE cor Thirteenth av and
East 14th
THACKER T. W., proprietor Nevada Market and wholesale
and retail butcher, store and res SE cor Filbert and
Third
Thaler Conrad, bakery, 1508 Eighth
Thane Joseph E., bookkeeper, res 816 Myrtle
Thaney Patrick, seaman C. P. E. E. steamers, res N s
Eighth nr Wood
THARSING & LAKE, (Chris. Tharsing and Thomas Lake)
fruit and produce, 1736 Seventh
Tharsing Christopher (Tharsing & Lake) res Fruit Vale av
PSI DCDT P USI&nTQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY— LOANS
UiL0r.ni OcOUtULn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
28
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
434 OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY.
Tharsing Edward, coachman with CI. W. Grayson, res 1861
Jackson
Thatcher J. T., fireman C. P. R. R., res Eighth nr Wood
THAYER EDWARD F., wines and liquors, 464 Eighth,
res 456 Eighth
Thayer I. E., bookkeeper with A. Crawford (S. F.) res Sev-
enth bet Union and Adeline
Thaver Minnie Miss, res NE cor Union and Seventh
THE BERKELEY AN (semi-monthly) Edward Booth chief
editor, office basement North Hall University, B.
The Besom (semi-monthly) Besom Stock Co. publishers,
office basement North Hall University, B.
The Bishop Berkeley Mission (Episcopal) Rev. J. T. Wheat
rector, E s Chapel nr Bancroft way, B.
THE CENTENNIAL, boarding and lodging, Mrs M. R.
Wilson proprietor, NE cor Fourteenth and Clay
The Central Land Co., T. B. HasAvell secretary, 954 Broad-
way
The Entrail Rope and Belting Manufactory, W. J. Gurnett
and Louis Brandt proprietors, office 1913 San Pablo av
The Home, R. G. Huston proprietor, cor Choate and Uni-
versity grounds, B.
THE REAL ESTATE UNION, William H. Jordan mana-
ger, office 921 Broadway, room 12
THEOBALD HARRY, superintendent Lake Merritt boat
house and special policeman
Thexton John, carpenter W. D. Co., res W s Filbert nr
Twenty-first
Thiel Henrietta Mrs., res 221 Third
Thiel Martin, res 781 East 12th, rear
Thiele A. L., advertising solicitor, res W s Campbell bet
William and Seventh
Thiele August, candy maker with F. A. Roediger, res N s
Taylor bet Willow and Wood
Thiesen Peter, salesman with Kelsey's Nursery, res SE cor
Twelfth and Centre
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, S. B. McKee judge, County
Court House, room 2
Thirsk AVilliam, carpenter, res W s Sixteenth av bet East
14th and East 15th
Thorn Clara Miss, dressmaker, res E s Willow nr Eighth
Thorn George, carpenter, res E s Willow nr Eighth
Thomas E. J., engineer (S. F.) res Capital Hotel
Thomas Francis J., blacksmith, with Northey & Wagar
THOMAS FRANK E., dealer wood and coal, 413 Tenth,
res 415 Tenth
Pirn^OliT UftTn HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now ofers
riLUlflUill flu I LL great attractions to the public as
public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda
OAKLAND [ T ] DIRECTORY. 435
Thomas George, with Oakland Planing Mill
Thomas George G., clerk with C. R. Lewis & Co., res 307
Third
Thomas Joel L., salesman with Waterhouse & Lester (S. F.)
res 814 Myrtle
Thomas John, barber, res 1412 Eleventh
Thomas John, laborer C. P. R. R., res NW cor Atlantic and
Campbell
Thomas John D., baker with McGettigan Bros., res SE cor
"William and Willow
Thomas Mary L., teacher Poston's Seminary, res E s Oak
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Thomas O. B., clerk Transcript, res 1113 Jefferson
Thomas Richard, carpenter, res S s Forty -fifth nr Telegraph av
Thomas Sarah, widow, nurse, res Wilcox house
Thomas William D., policeman, res 563 East 11th
Thomas W. P., bookkeeper Alameda County Branch Home
Mutual Insurance Co., res 821 Washington
THOMPSON & WEST (Thomas H. Thompson and A. A.
Wrest) publishers County Atlas, 1313 Broadway
Thompson Alfred, piledriver, res 755 Willow
Thompson Arthur L., clerk (S. F.) res 1464 Seventh
Thompson A. L. Mrs., res 1068 Broadway
Thompson Anna, domestic, 934 Myrtle
Thompson Anna F. Miss, school teacher, res NW cor Web-
ster and Moss av
Thompson C. A. Mrs., res 608 Sixteenth
Thompson Charles H., carpenter, res W s Ninth av bet East
16th and East 17th
Thompson Charles W., bartender with J. J. Hanifin, res 309
Eighth
Thompson D. W. C, president Bank of Commerce (S. F.)
res 1005 Market
Thompson Edward, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 623 Tenth
Thompson Frederick, res 812 Myrtle
Thompson Henry, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 608
Fifth
Thompson Jacob, carpenter with Power & Ough, res 1171
Sixteenth av
Thompson J. B., foreman spinning department Pacific Jute
Manufacturing Co., res cor East 11th and Third av
Thompson John, cook Oakland Ferry, res 1056 Center
Thompson John Rev., res NE cor Franklin and Seventeenth
Thompson John, seaman, res 1456 Third
Thompson Lewis, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Thompson Louis, seaman, res N s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
PILRFRT £ NSINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
436 OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY.
Thompson N. J., carpenter, res 1464 Seventh
Thompson Sarah E. Miss, select school, res NW cor Webster
and Moss av
Thompson Soloman, cook, res 715 Fourth
Thompson Thomas H. (Thompson & West) res 1312 Tele-
graph av
Thompson William, clerk, res N s Twenty-second nr West
Thompson William, hostler with G. W. Stephenson
Thompson William H. C, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill,
res Grove bet Ninth and Tenth
Thompson W. M., carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Thomson A. D., bookkeeper First National Gold Bank and
Notary Public, res 802 Myrtle
Thomson George, res 833 Broadway
Thomson James S., secretary Industrial School (S. F.) res
1017 Ninth av
THOMSON JOHN, proprietor New York Bakery, 910 Broad-
way, res 563 Sixth
Thomson Neil, master schr Eveline
Thomson Peter, real estate, res NW cor Thirty-sixth and
Telegraph av
Thomson Samuel, agent Union Insurance Co., 900 Broad-
way, res 1013 Washington
Thomson W. Edward, salesman (S. F.) res NW cor Thirty-
sixth and Telegraph av
Thomson William, driver with John Thomson, res 563 Sixth
Thorn Anna M., res 662 Fifth
Thorn Charles, foundryman, res 685 Park
Thornburgh M. K. (Gernreich & Thornburgh) res SW cor
Ninth and Chester
Thornburgh W. B., res Old Telegraph road nr Asylum, B.
Thorne James, boarding and lodging, 527 Seventh
Thorne John, salesman with Burns, Whitman & Gardiner,
res 722 Myrtle
Thornton A. W., physician (S. F.) res NE cor Castro and
Seventh
Thornton Owen, laborer, res W s Chestnut nr Twenty-
fourth
Three Mile House, Joseph P. Dieves proprietor, San Lean-
dro road 3 miles from E. O.
Throp Maggie, domestic, 631 Fourteenth
Throssel William, res N s Third bet Webster and Harrison
Thurman John W , res NW cor Taylor and Campbell
Thurman Robert S., atty-at-law, res E s Market bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Thurstin Diana, ladies' nurse, 853 Harrison
FOv",:TE GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «»™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY. 437
Thurston Eugene T., dealer in sewing machines, res 827
Filbert
Thurston George H., sawyer Pioneer .Planing Mill, res Over-
land House
Thwaites C. H., machinist Alameda Iron Works, res 1640
Telegraph av
Tibbals J. S., contractor and builder, res 512 Ninth
Tibbetts J. E., bookkeeper with John H. Garrigan, res cor
Washington and Ninth
Tichenor G. N., bookkeeper, res N s East 12th bet Ninth
and Tenth avs
Tiede Leopold, upholsterer with Christian Schreiber, res
466 Sixth
Tiernan Ellen, domestic, 912 Filbert
Tiernev Barney, laborer, res W s West bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Tierney John, laborer, res N s Twentieth nr Franklin
Tierney M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 520 Fifth
Tierney Patrick, well digger and borer, res N s Twentieth
nr Franklin
Tierney Peter, laborer, res N s Twentieth nr Franklin
Tietge Ernest, lumberman (S. F.) res S s Sixteenth nr Center
Tietjen Frederick, salesman with J. Gaudin, res SE cor
Twenty-third and Telegraph av
Tilden Charles L., student University
Tilghman Lucinda Mrs., res 824 Lydia
Tilghman Selina, res 824 Lydia
Tilley Charles P., salesman with Wellman, Peck & Co. (S.
F.) res 1157 Market
Tilley G. H., constable, res 366 Tenth
Tillman C. W., carpenter, res 906 Clay
Tillmann F. (Tillmann & Bendel, S.F.') res NE cor Alice and
Third
Timmins James, wool spinner, res SE cor Twenty-second
and Linden
Timmons Patrick, laborer, res 715 Myrtle
Timothy James, brakeman C. P. K. R.
Tims M. Mrs., res 409 Twelfth
Tinkham & Butterfield (M. M. Tinkham and A. J. Butter-
field) livery and boarding stable, 370 Eleventh
Tinkham M. M. (Tinkham & Butterfield) res 1258 Franklin
Tisch David, foreman with W. F. Kelsey, res 672 Elm
Titcomb Emma Mrs., teacher music, res SW cor Clay and
Twelfth
Titcomb W. A., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Ninth and
Broadway, res 957 Webster
RILRFRT & HilNTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents,
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
438 OAKLAND [ X ] DIRECTORY.
Titus Daniel, atty-at-law (S. F.) res 951 Myrtle
Titus Willis B., fireman C. P. E. B., res 1659 Eighth
Titzell Thomas, engineer C. P. E. E., res 620 Ninth
Tobey William B., clerk with G. W. McKeand, res Bartlett
House
Tobin James, marble cutter, res El Dorado House
Tobin John, teamster with Hinds Fuller, res 1430 Adeline
Tobin M. Mrs., widow, N s Forty-second nr Grove
Tocacci Louis, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 653
Myrtle
TODDj DYE & CO. (John C. Todd and Fred F. Dye) real
estate and house agents, SW cor Broadway and Eleventh
Todd Hamilton J., teacher music public schools, res 572
Tenth
Todd John 0. (Todd, Dye & Co.) res 1931 Market
Todehagen Charles, gardener Kelsey's Nurseries
Todtman Theodore, watchmaker, res 461 Ninth
Tolan Kate, domestic, 1033 Adeline
Toland Thomas O., student University
Tollefsen Sophia, domestic, 580 Charter
T<5lmie George, brakeman C. P. E. E.
Tomas M., laborer with T. W. Corder, res Peralta nr Fer-
nando
Tommerup Envold, collector, res SE cor Eighth and Camp-
bell
Tompkins Sarah H. Mrs., res NW cor Alice and Durant
Tondrow John, laborer, res 807 Henry
Tong Sing (Chinese) laundry, 804 Broadway
Tonjes John (Kohler & Tonjes) res 834 Broadway
Tonner Preston M., painter, res 922 Third
Tontine House, Mrs. Sarah A. Standring proprietress, SE
cor Clay and Eighth
Toohey James H., plumber with A. Gemmell, res 808 Third
Toohey John P., switchman C. P. E. E., res 1559 Fifth
Toohig James, carpenter, res SW cor Castro and Nineteenth
Toole Thomas J., car inspector C. P. E. E., res cor Thir-
teenth av and East 17 th
Toomey Edward, deckhand stinr Oakland, res 1661 Pacific
Torioli Peter, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Torioli T., blacksmith Oakland Paving Co.
Tormey John, res N s Sycamore nr Grove
Torpy Michael, res 1115 Sixteenth av
Torrey David, bootmaker with D. Stuart, 905 Broadway
Torrey James M., with Castle Bros. (S. F.) res 124 Eleventh
Torriano Francisco, blacksmith Oakland Paving Co.
Torson A. C, res Grand Central Hotel
'SFfllVinNT ^PRINP9 A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ T ] DIRECTORY.
439
Torson Ole, clerk (S. F.) res 1318 Seventh av
Touaillon Hortense, domestic, 1358 Seventh
Touehard Albert, student, res 1077 Eighth
Touchard Gustave, president Union Insurance Co. (S. F.)
res 1077 Eighth
Toumey Dennis, farmer, 673 Elm
Tourney Mollie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 456 Twelfth, res
673 Elm
Towan M. Mrs., furnished rooms, Fourteenth bet Franklin
and Broadway
Tower B. S. (F. R. Stevenson & Co.) res SE cor Jefferson
and Eleventh
Towl — carpenter, res Overland House
Towne P. A., carpenter, res 861 Cedar
Towne William H., photographer, res W s Linden nr Four-
teenth
TOWNS HORACE H., secretary Oakland Railroad Co.,
office 921 Broadway, res 220 Eleventh
Townsend Aaron C, carpenter, res 1629 Myrtle
Townsend Charles, painter, res Eland House
Townsend Charles H., cabinetmaker with E. Hook, res NE
cor East 22d and Eleventh av
Townsend Charles K., laborer, res S s Logan nr Grove
Townsend Cornelius, laborer, res 1836 Grove
Townsend Mary A., widow, res cor Shattuck and Dwight
way, B.
Townsend Richard, carpenter, res 621 Seventeenth
Townsend — , laborer Oakland R. R. Co.
Township Assessor, W. F. Boardman, office Court House
Tozer Charles H., capitalist, res 627 Third
Tozer Nellie Miss, res Winsor House
Tracey William N., carpenter, res NE cor Bay place and
Broadway
Tracy John, switchman C. R. R. R., res 267 Eighth
Tracy Michael J., bartender, res N s B nr Haven
Trader — , painter, res Capital Hotel
Trankle Henry K., clerk with John Trankle, res 800 Franklin
TRANKLE JOHN, groceries and liquors, 800 Franklin
Trask S. D. (Fleming & Trask) res Old County road, Fruit
Vale
Traub H., res 802 Franklin
Traver P. L., merchant, res S s East 10th bet Third and
Fourth avs
Traver — , res W s Eleventh av bet East 15th and East 16th
Travers Edward W., ship broker (S. F.) res 917 Jefferson
Traxell J. W., carpenter, res Eureka Hotel
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery st.. S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Properly for Sale.
440 OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY.
Traxler Robert, architect, res 503 Eleventh
Treadwell George A., mining (S. F.) res 596 Sycamore
Traynor Bessie, domestic, W s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Traynor Thomas E., plumber and gasfitter, res 566 Fifth
Treasurer City, James Dods, office City Hall, room 4
Treasurer County, Charles E. Palmer, office County Court
House, room 2
Treat D. W., car builder, res S s Atlantic bet Wood and
Pine
Treat May B. Miss, student University, res Young Ladies'
Club
Treat Webster, res 627 Fourteenth
Trefethen E. A., clerk C. P. P. R., res W s Lincoln nr
Willow
Treloar Thomas G., carpenter W. D. Co., res SW cor Wil-
liam and Pine
Treloar William, carpenter, res NE cor Henry and Se-
venth
Trelute Ernest, fireman Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., res
East Tenth bet Third and Fourth avs
Trelute Francois, watchman Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co.,
res N s East 16th bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Trembley J. B., physician, office and res NW cor Myrtle
and Eighth
Tremont House, Atkinson & Perkins proprietors, 1311 San
Pablo av
Trenschel Albert, bartender with G. A. Trenschel, res NE
cor Third and Linden
TRENSCHEL G. A., wholesale and retail wines and liq-
uors and manufacturer Holland stomach bitters, NE
cor Third and Linden
Trenschel Otto E., butcher with Arras & Stephenson, res
NE cor Third and Linden
Trescott George, student Oakland Business College, res cor
Seventeenth and San Pablo av
Trescott Joseph C, livery, sale and boarding stable, 405
Twelfth, res cor Seventeenth and San Pablo av
Trestler Charles, tinner with A. Gemmell, res Eland
House
Trestler Emma Miss, dressmaker, SW cor B and Haven
Tretheway Arthur, blacksmith with Murray & O'Hare, res
NE cor Sixteenth and Cypress
Tretheway John, conductor C. P. P. R., res Yosemite
Hotel, Alameda
Tretheway Richard, carpenter, res NE cor Sixteenth and
Cypress
s«T CDDINPC A- D- WHITNEY. Proprietor
in I OrnillUO first class acc
ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [X] DIRECTORY. 441
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., William E. Dargie presi-
dent and manager, Charles H. Pollard secretary and
treasurer, publishers Oakland Daily Evening Tribune,
911 Broadway
Tridon Louis, wines and liquors (S. F.) res S s Sixth bet
Jackson and Madison
Trimble Carrie Miss, principal Bay District School, res S s
Third nr Alice
Trimble Mary Mrs., dressmaker, res 221 Third
Triplet I. N. Rev., pastor African Methodist Episcopal
Church, res 726 Chester
Triplet James, constable and feed stable, Sixteenth av bet
East 12th and East 14th
Tripp C. C, real estate, res 67 East 12th
Tripp D wight K., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 67 East 12th
Tripp E. J. Mrs., res 67 East 12th
Troeller Albert, superintendent California Watch Co., res E
s Sixth nr Delaware, W B.
Trost Gustavus A. (Classon & Trost) res 517 Delger
Trotter James F., bartender with W. F. Cook, res S s Goss
bet Willow and Wood
Trotter M. A., widow, res S s Goss bet Wood and Willow
Trotter William H., clerk, res S s Goss bet Wood and
Willow
Trowbridge Fordyce, res 612 Ninth
Trowbridge George T. broker (S. F.) res 612 Ninth
Trowbridge George O., res 612 Ninth
Trowbridge Henry O., clerk with H. Bownan, res 612
Ninth
Trowbridge Nellie T. Miss, res 967 Jefferson
Trower Ebenezer, ''carpenter, res N s Fifteenth nr Kirkham
Troy John H., agent Commercial Fire Insurance Co., res
Eureka Hotel
Trudell A., laundryman Tubbs' Hotel
True Charles F., school teacher, res W s Thirteenth av bet
East 17th and East 18th
True George H., stage driver with Steere and Colby, res SE
cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Truett H. Mrs., res W s Sixteenth av bet East 16th and
East 17th
Truex V. J., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res Overland
House
Trumbull Robert, seedsman (S. F.) res 916 Myrtle
Truworthy Thomas E., res W s San Pablo av bet Dwight
way and Alcatraz av, W. B.
Tryon Charles E., blacksmith, res 655 Jefferson
iIIRFRT X, HIINTFR BUYandsELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
442 OAKLAND [T] DIRECTORY.
TUBBS & COLLINS (Hiram Tubbs and John S. Collins)
proprietors Amador Marble Works and boarding and
lodging, Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
TUBBS HIRAM (Tubbs & Co. S.F., and Tubbs & Collins,)
res 266 East 12th
TUBBS' HOTEL, John M. Lawlor & Co. proprietors, N s
East 12th bet Fourth and Fifth avs
Tubbs Michael, res Tubbs' Hotel
Tubbs Sarah Miss, res 616 East 12th
Tuck John W., carpenter, res 906 Grove
Tuck Josiah C, millwright and machinist, res Ws West bet
Ninth and Tenth
Tucker Charles M., clerk County Recorder, res 1659 Eighth
Tucker Emma R., teacher Franklin Grammar School, res SW
cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
TUCKER J. W., druggist, 1760 Seventh, res cor Pine and
Seventh
Tucker Rhoda L., teacher Temescal School, res E s Tele-
graph av nr Hobart
Tucker S. F., foreman Lime Point, res SW cor East 12th
and Thirteenth av
Tucker Theophilus, plasterer, res 1816 San Pablo av
Tucker W. J., agent Randolph Saw Co. (S. F.) res 1562
Telegraph av
Tuckey John, machinist, res 870 Twenty-first
Tufts Oscar H., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 957
Washington
Tuggey Wilfiam, carpenter, res N s Seventeenth nr Kirkham
Tuhte A., tanner with J. S. Derby
JOHN M- LAWLOR <fe Cq
| TUBBS' ]^OT EL,
John M. Lawlor. S. I. Kellogg, Jr.
NIGHT
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Driye and elegant Dinner jsjas?
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [T] DIRECTORY. 443
Tulloch James, miner, res NE cor Twelfth and Kirkham
Turn Suden H. (H. Turn Suden & Co.) res cor Thirteenth av
and East 16th
TUM SUDEN H. & CO. (H. Turn Suden and Frederick
Brunjes) groceries, crockery, hardware, etc., SW cor
Fourteenth av and East 12th
Turbine Windmill Co., Southwick & Flint, N s Second bet
Washington and Broadway
Turel John (Lemoine, Gambert & Co., S. F.) res 1224 Eighth
Turf Livery and Sale Stable, Charles B. Slicer proprietor,
609-615 Broadway
Turnbull John, clerk with Miller & Winsor
Turnbull Robert, nurseryman, res East 14th nr Fruit Yale av
Turnbull Thomas, clerk with G. W. McKeand
Turnbull Thomas P., painter, E s Wood nr Seventh, res
E s Myrtle nr Twenty-second
Turnbull Walter, stockbroker, res 1029 Sixth av
Turner Annabel Miss, res 619 Tenth
Turner Edward, printer, res 372 Second
Turner G. W., clergyman, res W s San Pablo av nr Folsom,
W. B.
Turner Henry, bartender with Chris. Pichler, 477 Ninth
Turner Normand R., carpenter, res 738 Linden
Turner R. M., farmer, res NE cor Ninth and Jackson
Turner Robert M. jr., student University
Turner William, shoemaker, res Choate nr University
grounds, B.
Turner — Mrs., nurse, res Wilcox House
Tusher Frederick, switchman C. P. R. R., res 953 WiUow
Tutchburn Francis, plasterer, res SE cor Evoy av nr Grove
Tuthill S. V. R., millwright Oakland Planing" Mill, res 1614
Myrtle
TUTTLE CHARLES A., reporter Supreme Court, res SW
cor Telegraph av and Charter
Twogood P. T., grain dealer, res Tremont House
Twombly C. H., assistant cashier First National Gold Bank,
res 1015 Webster
Tye William, carpenter, res 962 Twenty-eighth
Tyghe F., car cleaner C. P. R. R.
Tyler Charles, res S s Goss nr Bay
Tyler Frank H., clerk (S. F.) res 910 Filbert
Tyler George, porter C. P. R. R., res Fifth bet Broadway
and Washington
Tyler George M., porter, res 464 Third, rear
Tyler Simon H., cream of tartar and soda manufacturer
(S. F.) res 910 Filbert
IIRFRT Z HIINTFR fREAL ESTATE and [NSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
444 OAKLAND [ U ] DIRECTORY.
Tylleson F., shoemaker with H. Konecke, res Alameda
Tyrrel Jeremiah, under sheriff, Court House
Tyrrell Patrick J., car repairer C. P. R. R., res cor LeAvis
and Third
Tyson James, teamster Oakland Paving Co., res 313 Ninth
Tyson S. F. Mrs., res E s Lewis bet Third and Fifth
u
UHLHORN JOHN F., publisher Once-a-Week, 461 Ninth
(and printing house, 23 Stevenson, S. F.)
Ullom Sylvanus, carpenter, res 1504 Third
Ulp Alfred, manager Arcade Printing House, 454 Broadway
Umlauff Philip (Weis & Umlauff ) res 707 Broadway
Unda Peter, saloon, W s San Pablo av nr University av,
W. B.
Underhill H., res Grand Central Hotel
Underwood George S., carpenter, res N s Forty-second nr
Grove
Underwood Henry D., bookkeeper with William G. Hawkett,
res 1715 Lincoln
Underwood Ira A. (Taylor & Underwood) res NE cor Taylor
and Wood
Ungarretti Augelo, gardener with Justinian Caire
Union Bank Building, SE cor Ninth and Broadway
Union Hall (Berkeley) over Union Livery Stable
Union Hotel, Conrad Schneider proprietor, NW cor Thir-
teenth av and East 12th
Union Insurance Co., Samuel Thomson agent, 900 Broadway
UNION LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, Bentley Bros.,
proprietors, W s Shattuck nr University av, B.
UNION NATIONAL GOLD BANK, A. C. Henry presi-
dent, H. A. Palmer cashier, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
Union Primary School, Miss Sarah Shuey principal, NW
cor East 14th and Twentieth av
Union Reading Rooms Association, J. R. Porter secretary,
NE cor Washington and Eleventh
Union Restaurant, J. Rieble proprietor, 902 Broadway
UNION SAVINGS BANK, J. West Martin president, H.
A. Palmer vice-president and treasurer, SE cor Broad-
way and Ninth
UNITED STATES RESTAURANT, C. G. A. Mathews
proprietor, 1154 Broadway
University of California, Berkeley
PIFilMfiNT ^PRI^P^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [Y] DIRECTORY. 445
University Restaurant, F. Giamboni proprietor, NE cor
Humboldt av and Bancroft way, B.
Uplinger Richard, carpenter with W. W. McKenzie, res 408
Eighth
Upton Maylon W., teller Pacific Bank (S. F.) res 1301 Clay
Upton Charles, master mariner, res NW cor Eighteenth and
Brush
V
Vail Michael, laborer, res Winthrop House
Vail N. B., carpenter "W. D. Co., res Fifth bet Center and
Chester
Vail Rachel, widow, res S s Fifth nr Center
Vail Robert S., wharfinger C. P. R. R., res N s Goss bet
Pine and Wood
Vail Zachariah, res N s Goss bet Wood and Pine
Vale Michael, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Valconesi Liberio, laborer, res Second bet Franklin and
Broadway
Valleau J. S. G., carpenter, res 1120 Washington
Vallejo N. P., clerk Broadway wharf, C. P. R. R., res cor
Tenth and Filbert
Valley C. H., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Valpey George C, painter, res cor Eleventh and Franklin
Van Allen Laura E. Mrs., res N s Eighth bet Linden and
Adeline
Van Amringe John, bookkeeper, res SE cor Eleventh av and
East 19th
Van Arsdale C. C, clerk Grand Central Hotel
Van Arsdale Maggie Miss, res E s Tenth av bet East 16th
and East 17th
Van Bergen Martin J., branch bakery, N s Seventh nr Wil-
low
Van Blarcom A. L., wool (S. F.) res NW cor Fifth and
Clay
Van Boden V., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Van DeMark William N., teacher elocution, Centennial
Hotel
Van Demark F., agent, res 359 Tenth
Van Der Naillen Albert, civil engineer, res cor Liberty and
Summer, N. Temescal
Van Der Naillen Albert jr., student, res cor Liberty and
Summer, N. Temescal
Van Dyke Walter, atty-at-law (S. F.) res E s Fifth av nr
East 23d
ill RFRT & HSINTFR ' REAL ESTATE and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
\ LOANS NEGOTIATED. j or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
446 OAKLAND [V] DIRECTORY.
Van Dyke William M., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Yan Epps John, carpenter, res 518 Eighth
Van Haltren Peter, plasterer, res W s Center nr Ninth
Van Pelt William A., waiter Winsor House
Van Soyke — , clerk with Sherman & Hyde (S. P.) res 462
Twelfth
Van Syckle Sarah A., widow, res NW cor Wood and Eighth
Van Tassel John F., shipjoiner W. D. Co., res cor Wood
and Seward
Van Valkenburg I. P., junk, NE cor Twenty-sixth and
Market
Van Vleet Elijah J., clerk U. S. Mint (S. F.) res 1053 Alice
VAN VOORHIES & BREARTY (W. Van Voorhies and
F. J. Brearty) attys-at-law, 456 Eighth, rooms 4-5
Van Voorhies P. J. (R. J. Van Voorhies & Co.) res 1611
Telegraph av
Van Voorhies K. J. & Co. (P. J. Van Voorhies) apotheca-
ries, 1051 Broadway
Van Voorhies William (Van Voorhies & Brearty) atty-at-law,
456 Eighth, rooms 4-5
Van Vrankin Benjamin, carpenter, res N s Fifteenth nr
Kirkham
Van Winkle Elizabeth, res 1156 Broadway
Van Winkle Mark, blacksmith, res N s East 11th bet Sev-
enth and Eighth avs
Van Wyck John C, physician, 921 Broadway, rooms 4r-5,
res 174 Tenth
VANCE & DONAHOO (W. M. Vance and William H. Don-
ahoo) contractors, 1160 Broadway
Vance John, res Valley nr Locust
Vance Joshua A., druggist, res W s Brush bet Second and
Third
Vance W. M. (Vance & Donahoo) res 1222 Franklin
4-5, res 174 Tenth
Vandenburgh F. L., superintendent A. & P. Tel. Co.,(S. F.)
res 1018 Adeline
Vanderbilt Joseph, bellboy Grand Central Hotel
Vanderbrook Richard, painter with John H. Farwell, res
E s Broadway bet Twentieth and Twenty -first
Vandercook H. D., stairbuilder W. D. Co.
Vanderlip Edward, res 763 Jackson
Vanderlip F. D., wholesale butcher, res NW cor San Pablo
av and Twenty-sixth
Vane Jas. F., foreman with Dalziel & Moller, res 1354 Brush
Vane William, plumber with J. G. Anderson, res E s Grove
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
A tatifnl Summer Home— PSEDMONT SPRINGS thkSaS^fkom
:or Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [V] DIRECTORY. 447
Vargus Manuel, laborer W. D. Co., res S s Third nr Chest-
nut
Varney Thomas, capitalist, res 935 Filbert
Yslyj James H., liver j stable, 3 Broadway
Vaughn S. B., shipwright W. D. Co.
Veary Edward, porter, res NW cor Sixth and Brush
Veich William, carpenter, res 969 Jefferson
Veit Henry, boilermaker Pacific Iron Works (S. F.) res N s
Chase nr Cedar
Veitch W. T., carpenter, Thirteenth bet Franklin and Web-
ster, res 1323 Harrison
Vellage B. C, with Cal. Watch Co.
Vellage Charles, with Cal. WTatch Co.
Vellage Jennie, with Cal. Watch Co.
Vellage K. G., with Cal. Watch Co.
Venitian Gardens, L. Bignami proprietor, 574-576 Seventh
Ventura Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Verdo — , res 1015 First
Verdon Edward F., compositor Democrat, res Winsor
House
Verdon Sabina, domestic, NE cor Telegraph av and Merri-
mac pi
Verdon Thomas, bookeeper (S.F.) res 919 Alice
Verhave Adrian, physician, 970 Broadway, res 919 Webster
Verhave John, druggist, 970 Broadway and SW cor East
12th and Sixth av
Verlin William, cook Newland House Bestaurant
Vernon G. R., stockbroker (S. F.) res S s Fifteenth bet Jef-
ferson and Clay
Vernon Joseph W., painter res N s Fifth bet Center and
Chester
Verrue Edmund, pastor French Bef. Church (S. F.) res 462
Twenty-first
Verrue Ernest, plumber with W. W. Walmsley (S.F:) res
462 Twenty-first
Veyrat Alphonse, waiter Washington Hotel
Veyrat Maurice, proprietor Washington Hotel, N W cor
Washington and Second
Viale Frank, laborer Oakland Paving Co.
Victor Sewing Machine, Benjamin Browning agent, 468
Twelfth
Viemeister Charles A., bartender with Herman Drucker, res
1055 Thirteenth av
VIENNA CHEMICAL STEAM DYEING WORKS, Geo.
Manefeld proprietor, 834 Broadway
Viers Jesse, jailor, res County Court House, rear
HI RFRT k, HISNTFR AtiENTS F0K SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Prop e rty for Sale.
448 OAKLAND [Y] DIRECTORY.
Viglini Powhattan A., hatter, res N s Forty-second nr Grove
Vildosala Rosita, res S s East 14th bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth avs
Vincent Albert, foreman Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 1113
Sixteenth av
Vincent Charles, painter with John H. Garrigan, res 916
Harrison
Vincent Frank, physician (S. F.) res W s Filbert bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth
Vincent Sevin, nurseryman, res N s East 14th nr Thirtieth av
Vincent William V., harnessmaker, res 258 Eighth
Viney Henry, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Vinnicombe Annie, music teacher, res 1274 Franklin
Vinnicombe Bessie, music teacher, res 1274 Franklin
Vinnicombe B. Mrs., res 1274 Franklin
Vining George H., expressman, res 510 Eighth
Vinton William B., harness cleaner Dexter Stable, res S s
Fourteenth nr Franklin
Vinzent Charles, res SE cor Fifth av and East Tenth
Violich Felix, blacksmith T. D. Weymouth, res NW cor
Fifth and Broadway
Violich Peter, real estate, res 368 Third
Viscovich & Donahue (John Viscovich and B. J. Donahue)
proprietors Antelope restaurant and lodgings, 858
Broadway
Viscovich John (Viscovich & Donahue) res 858 Broadway
Vizerd Maria Miss, res SW cor Fourteenth and Filbert
Voelker A. C. Mrs., res SE cor Franklin and Durant
Voelker Mrs., millinery, 1161 Broadway, res 1273 San
Pablo av
Vogel John, cook with John Holden, res 831 Franklin
Vogelsanger & Burgelin (Marx Vogelsanger and Louis Bur-
gelin) butchers, 1104 Market
Vogelsanger Marx (Vogelsanger & Burgelin) res 1106 Market
Vogler John F. (Satterlee & Vogler) res SW cor Third and
Webster
VOGT DAVID, wines and liquors, 461 Sixth, res 808
Jefferson
Vogt Kate Mrs., domestic, NE cor Fourteenth and Castro
Vogt Kate Mrs., res Twelfth bet Broadway and Washington
Vogt William, carpenter with Cameron & McDonald, res 822
Linden
Voice George L., contractor, res 921 Webster
Volker Henry, upholsterer, res S s Brush nr San Pablo av
Volker John Henry, upholsterer with P. Schreiber, res 1611
Brush
PIFDSV10NT ^PRINP9 FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R summer boarders
miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 449
Volliazzo Serafino, dishwasher Barnum's restaurant, res NE
cor Broadway and Seventh
Vollmer Adolph, carver W. D. Co.
Vollrner Peter, tailor, res N s Birch nr Telegraph av, Te-
mescal
Volquardsen Bernard, painter, res 719 Chester
Volz Gustavo, laborer W. D. Co., res Third nr Center
Von Adelung Edward, teacher music Mills' Seminary, res
SE cor Third av and East 10th
Von Boden Hans, car repairer C.P. R. R., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Von Bostel J. C, res 1005 Chester
Von Burkum Albert, tailor, res N s Second bet Webster and
Harrison
VON GLAHN JOHN F., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Seventh and Center
v. L.OEWENHORST A., chiropodist, 409 Twelfth
Von Ohlsen Erank, laundryman with Henry Kohler
Von Tiedemann J. H. E., watchmaker with John Frey, res
S. E.
Voorhees Eugene F., painter, res Seventh bet Broadway and
Franklin
Vosburgh C. M. Mrs., res NW cor Twenty-eighth and
Myrtle
Vosburgh F. J., barber, res 811 Filbert
Voslanber Henry, shoemaker with B. Nedderman, res 705
East 12th
Vosler Nathan H., with Samuel S. Parsons
VROOMAN HENRY, city attorney, City Hall (and Moore
& Vrooman) res 609 Sixteenth
Vrooman M. Mrs., fancy goods, 305 East 12th
w
Wa Cheung &, Co., tea, coffee and cigars, S s Seventh bet
Franklin and Webster
Wachs A. N., dry and fancy goods, 1017 Broadway, res 1216
Broadway
Wade Ferdinand, fireman Oakland Ferry, res S. F.
Wade John, miner, res 830 Myrtle
Wade Noble, bookkeeper with A. C. Wright, res 1476 Fifth
Wade Simon H., printer, res SW cor Eleventh av and East
18th
Wade Thomas, dentist (S. F.) res 1014 Ninth av
Wadsworth Elijah, banker, res 1372 Harrison
rilQEDT 9 UiiiMTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLni & HUH I LI! NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
29
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
r.
450 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Wadsworth Henry, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co. (S. F.) res
Knox House
Waer George A., farmer, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Waer Philip H., farmer, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Wagar Lemuel (Northey & Wagar) res 359 Eleventh
Waggoner George W., res Sunnyside House
WAGNER & CO. (W. Wagner and S. M. Everinghim) real
estate, house and insurance agents, Masonic Hall Build-
ing, NE cor Willow and {Seventh
Wagner John, whitener, res SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Adeline
Wagner William (Wagner & Co.) res cor Campbell and
Eighth
Wahl Mathias, driver (S. F.) res S s Division bet Pine and
Wood
Wahlheim J., waiter Grand Central Hotel
Wainwright John, shipping clerk (S. F.) res S s Lincoln bet
Wood and Pine
Wainwright Nettie Miss, telegraph operator, res 475 Ninth
Wainwright Mary, widow, res 704 Brush
Wainwright Susie H. Miss, telegraph operator A. & P. Tel.
Co.
Waisman Matilda Mrs., res 920 Filbert
Wait F. V. Mrs., res NW cor Eleventh av and East 18th
Wait Herbert, carpenter, res Eland House
Wait — , carpenter, res 819 Washington
Waite Cornelius, carpenter, res cor Second and Jefferson
Waitt A. C, bookkeeper (S. F.) res 271 Tenth
Waitt Alfred, clerk (S. F.) res 271 Tenth
Wakefield Arthur T., clerk with Sanford, Kelsey & Co., res
Edwards nr Telegraph av
Wakefield Leland H., res NW cor Seventh av and East 17th
Wakeham Samuel, painter, res NE cor Eleventh and Broad-
way
Wakeman M. L., widow, res NE cor Tenth av and East 11th
Walbridge Jennie Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School,
res Nicholl Block
Walbridge — Mrs., teacher, res St. James House
Walburn Jacob, laborer, res Golden Star Hotel
Walcott Andrew P., painter with C. B. Rutherford, res 825
Filbert
Wales T. P., secretary Alameda Macadamizing Co., office
954 Broadway, res 673 Tenth
Walker Adam (Wilds & Walker) res 833 Washington
Walker Alexander, res 1030 Peralta
Walker C. C, fireman C. P. R. R.
^DIirnRiinMT UHTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and nowofers
riLUITIUH I nU I LL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 451
Walker Charles F., res S s Goss bet Wood and Pine
Walker Charles H., photographer, res N s Seventh bet Po-
ralta and Campbell
Walker E. B. Mrs., res 513 East 12th
WALKER E. E., proprietor Alameda Iron Works, NW cor
Franklin and Second, res NE cor Franklin and Third
Walker George M., carpenter, res NW cor Twenty-first av
and East 16th
Walker James, patternmaker, res 659 Jefferson
Walker James G., liquors (S. F.) res 1030 Peralta
Walker John, res W s Brush bet Second and Third
Walker John C, shoemaker with D. J. Outram, res E s
Fifth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Walker John B., night watchman C. P. B. B., resE s Lewis
bet Third and Fifth
Walker Jonas M., res S s Twelfth bet Madison and Jackson
Walker Joseph, milker Blair's Dairy, Montecito av nr Pe-
ralta av
Walker Nellie, nurse, 950 Linden
Walker Bobert, carpenter, res 820 Twenty-second
Walker S. M. Mrs., res N s Twelfth nr West
Walker Sterry, Mountain Dairy, res N s Seventeenth nr
West
WALKER THEODORE L., insurance agent, 1004 Broad-
way, res Webster bet Gaskill and John
Walker Valentine, boilermaker, res S s Goss bet Pine and
Wood
Walker Wilber, bookkeeper with J. E. Blethen, res 1004
Third
Walker William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Walkerley M. (Walkerley Bros., S. F.) resTubbs' Hotel
Walkerley William (Walkerley Bros., S.F.) res Tubbs' Hotel
WALL & BLACK (C. J. Wall and Joshua Black) archi-
tects and builders, 422 Ninth
Wall Benjamin P., assistant instructor English University,
res NW cor West and Brown
Wall C. G., painter with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res East
23d nr Thirteenth av
Wall C. J. (Wall & Black) res 665 Third
Wall Jesse S., merchant, res 963 Clay
Wall Sarah J. Mrs., res NW cor West and Brown
Wall Thomas E., carpenter with Wall & Black, res 665 Third
Wallace Benjamin, wheelwright, res N s Seventeenth bet
West and Market
Wallace Clarence H., student University, res N s University
av nr University Grounds, B.
filLRFRT & HHNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
452 OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Wallace Edwin, teamster, res 417 East 12th
Wallace E. P., painter, res E s Union betFifth and Seventh
Wallace George, 2d engineer stmr Capital, res S. F.
Wallace Henry G., compositor Democrat, res 462 Twelfth
Wallace James E., printer S. E. Call, res 1066 Wood
Wallace J. M., policeman, res 1322 Telegraph av
Wallace John A., carpenter W. D. Co., res N s Seventh nr
Pine
Wallace Peter, stableman, res 860 Broadway
Wallace Robert W., clerk with Tobin, Davisson & Co. (S.
F.) res 2 Pearson's Row
Wallace Thomas, mining (S. F.) res NE cor Telegraph av
and Linden
Wallace William P. (Austin & Wallace) res W s Pine bet
Taylor and Seward
Wallace William T., student University, res First Club
House
Wallace — , carpenter, res 527 Seventh
Wallbrook Henry, gardener, res Eleventh bet Webster and
Harrison
Wallis John S., laborer, res NW cor University av and
Fifth, W. B.
Walrath Robert H., bookkeeper (S. F.) res 915 Jackson
Walsh Cornelius, plumber, res cor Twenty-sixth and Union
Walsh Cornelius jr., clerk, res cor Twenty-sixth and Union
Walsh John, painter, res SD cor Fourth and Webster
Walsh Maurice D., painter, res 1561 Seventh
Walsh Martin, lather, res 1404 Twelfth
Walsh Michael, cooper, res 912 Third
Walsh Patrick, lather, res 1404 Twelfth
Walter Jacob, cook Philadelphia Restaurant
Walter Otto, printer (S. F.) res S s Taylor nr Willow
Walter Simon, shoemaker, res 1470 Fifth
Walter W. A. (Shakespear & Walter) and member City
Council, res 606 Fourteenth
Walters Edward, res S s Fifteenth bet Kirkham and Cypress
Walters Jesse, res 1772 Seventh
Waltham Charles F., compositor Oakland Daily Tribune
Walthour Christian, deputy constable, res Railroad Ex-
change, W. B.
Walton Addie Miss, teacher Durant School
Walton F. A., res Nicholl House
Walton F. W., stableman Clifford's Livery Stable, res S. F.
Walton George N., student University, res cor Seventeenth
and Cypress
Walton Joseph, tailor, res Railroad Avenue Hotel
f0V.T GOLDEN GATE and the BAY -to PIEDMONT SPRINGS
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY. 453
Walton Richard N., carpenter, res cor Seventeenth and
Cypress
Walton B. N., carpenter, res SW cor Seventeenth and
Cypress
Waltower M. Mrs., res 1827 Seventh, rear
Walz William, carpenter, res NEcor East 12th and Twelfth av
Wand Thomas L., student University, res S s Ninth nr
Chester
Wand Thomas N., merchant, res S s Ninth nr Chester
Wand William P., bookkeeper (S. F.) res S s Ninth nr
Chester
Wandesforde Ida Miss, res N s Sycamore bet Telegraph av
and Grove
Wandesforde Juan B., artist, res N s Sycamore bet Tele-
graph av and Grove
Wands M. J. Mrs., res N s Sixteenth nr Clay
Wangerin Joseph D., barber, Ws Telegraph av nr Fiftieth,
Temescal
Wanless John, publisher and proprietor Daily Evening Dem-
ocrat, 474 Twelfth, res 856 Adeline
Wantzel Frank, carpenter, E s Valley nr Elm
Warbass M. C. Mrs., res 524 Thirteenth
WARD & REINHART (Charles P. Ward and George W.
Beinhart) groceries, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San
Pablo av
Ward Alice B. Miss, teacher Prescott Primary School, res
E s Jefferson bet Tenth and Eleventh
Ward Charles P. (Ward k Eeinhart) res NE cor Fourteenth
arid Clay
Ward C. P. Mrs., milliner, Centennial Block
Ward D. Henshaw, res Lake nr Madison
Ward Edward, laborer, res E s Hollis nr Peralta
Ward Edward, laborer W. D. Co., res Seventh nr Broadway
Ward Isaac M., res E s Jefferson bet Tenth and Eleventh
Ward J. N., res Central Pacific Eailroad House
Ward John, dairy, E s Telegraph av half mile north of Tem-
escal
Ward John, plasterer, res 1726 Filbert
Ward John T., agent Napa Soda Water (S. F.) res 517 Fred-
erick
Ward Joseph W., commission merchant (S. F.) res 517 Fred-
erick
Ward Lizzie Miss, folder Signs of the Times, res 759 Jeffer-
son
Ward P., superintendent with J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Grand
Central Hotel
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
454 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Ward Thomas, gardener, res NW cor Twentieth and Market
Ward Thomas, stableman, res 860 Broadway
Ward Valentine, calsominer, res 354 Sixth
Ward William, mason, res cor Twenty-first and Curtis
Ward William M., carpenter, res 1622 Myrtle
Wardchow William, carpenter, res E s Harlan nr Peralta
Ware C. P., bookkeeper with Dalziel <fc Moller
Waring John B. Mrs., res 1513 Telegraph av
Warner Aaron K., capitalist, res NE cor East 16th and
Eleventh av
Warner Eleon L., baggage master Market-st. Station, res cor
Eleventh and Castro
Warner Franklin (Warner, Gardiner & Browne) res W s
Brush bet Second and Third
Warner, Gardiner & Browne (Franklin Warner, J. J. Gar-
diner and Spencer C. Browne) real estate agents, 1106
Broadway
Warner James, coachman with W. H. J. Mathews, res NW
cor Elm and Broadway
Warner John, dentist, res N s Walton nr Grove
Warnholz William, waiter Eureka Hotel
Warren Adelbert, carpenter, res S s East 14th nr Four-
teenth av
Warren Clarence H., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Warren Ed. T., butcher, 1930 San Pablo av, res SW cor
Lusk and Evoy av
Warren Ernest, compositor Tribune, res cor Peralta and
Seventh
Warren Eugene H., clerk with W. C.Mason & Co., res 1117
Eighth av
Warren E. W., res NW cor Eighth av and East 17th
Warren F. J., bookkeeper with Freeman & Jaffe, res
William nr Telegraph av
Warren Francis, butcher, res SW cor Lusk and Evoy av
Warren George (Cordy & Warren) res NW cor Washington
and Eighth
Warren George A., melter's department U. S. Mint (S. F.)
res 809 Peralta
Warren M. Mrs., res 501 Elm
Warren Orrin P., physician, office and res Broadway bet
.Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Warren Stephen H., printer, res SW cor Lusk and Evoy av
Warrington Samuel, shoe findings, 470 Eighth, res Wash-
ington nr Seventh
Warth John, tinsmith with J. J. O'Shea, res 1718 San
Pablo av
'IFfllVinNT 9PRINP9 A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
Washburn S. H., carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Charles Bredhoff proprietor,
NE cor Broadway and Sixth
Washington George E., speculator, res Kelsey House
Washington Hall, SE cor East 12th and Sixth av
Washington Hotel, Maurice Veyrat proprietor, NW cor
Washington and Second
Washington James, hairdresser, res 409 Sixth
Washington James Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 409 Sixth
Wassiers Manuel, laborer W. D. Co.
Wastphal John C, capitalist, res 1463 Eighth
Waterbury Frank, laborer with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Waterbury George A., bookkeeper with Gilbert & Moore
(S. F.) res 721 Myrtle
Waterlield Albert, laborer W. D. Co., res 8G7 Campbell
Waterman E. K., tinsmith with J. H. Howard & Co., res
S s East 14th bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Waterman Nancy C, widow, housekeeper, 1162 Seventh
Waters Mary Mrs., res 963 Webster
Waters Kobert, bootblack Oakland Ferry, res 863 Clay
Watkins James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Watkins John P., fireman C. P. B. B., res 947 Willow
Watkins Philip, watchman C. P. B. K., res 947 Willow
Watkins P. T. Mrs., res W s Broadway bet Hawthorn and
Moss avs
Watkinson Henry, with Contra CostaWater Co. , res 458 Eighth
Watkinson William, switchman C. P. B. B., res 370 Seventh
Watson Alexander Mrs., res 562 Eleventh
Watson Clark, carpenter, res NW cor Fifth av and East 17th
Watson E. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 508 Eighth
Watson George Ward, lumber, res W s Eighth av bet East
18th and East 19th
Watson Hattie E. Miss, res 508 Eighth
Watson Hendry, clerk with Coffee & Furst, res SW cor Tenth
and Washington
Watson H. H., marine surveyor, res N s Twenty-sixth nr
Broadway
Watson Isabel Miss, res S s Goss bet Wood and Willow
Watson J. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 1015 Broadway, res cor
Twenty-eighth and Linden
Watson John B., res W s Fourth av nr East 17th
Watson John E., sawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, res N s
Twenty-eighth nr Linden
W'atson J. W., carpenter and contractor, res N s East 17th
bet Fifth and Sixth avs
PM DCDT 9 UllftlTCD AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
UILDleI I « nUll I til Office. 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Property for Sale.
456 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Watson Lizzie Miss, teacher Franklin Primary School, res
Seventh nr Adeline
Watson S. H., books, stationery and fancy goods, 1307 San
Pablo av
Watson W. E., hostler with Hard & Howe
Watson Wrilliain C, plasterer, res 1643 Market
Watt K. V. (Miller & WTatt) res S. F.
Watters Emniett L., brakeman C. P. R. R., res West Oak-
land Honse
Watters Jesse L., brakeman C. P. R. R., res West Oakland
House
Watters Valentine, boilermaker W. D. Co., res Goss bet
W7ood and Pine
Watts John, carpenter, res W s Willow bet William and
Seventh
Watts John E., carpenter, res N s Atlantic bet Willow and
Campbell
Watts Richard, clerk, res S s Goss nr Bay
WTatts Samuel, carpenter W. D Co.
Watts Stephen, carpenter, res N s Eighth nr Wood
Watts William, boots and uppers, Wr s Adeline nr Thirty-
fourth, res W s Chestnut nr Thirty-fourth
Watts W7illiam A., farmer, res SW cor Chestnut and Thirty-
fourth
Way Jesse W., carpenter C. P. R. R., res S s Eighth bet
Peralta and Campbell
Wayha F. W., farmer, res Eureka Hotel
WTayne Mary A. L., res W s Brush nr Twenty -first
Webb B. F., res N s Goss bet Wood and Pine
Webb J. Watson, physician and surgeon, 963 Washington
Webb Joshua (W. F. & J. Webb) res N s Goss bet Pine and
Wood
Webb William F. (W. F. & J. Wrebb) res Division bet Pine
and Wood
WEBB W. F. & J., wines and liquors, 1774 Seventh
Webb — , printer, res N s Third nr Washington
Weber Adolph H., student University
Weber Charles H., master tug Alpha, res S s Third bet Cy-
press and Centre
Weber Valentine, baker, res W s Eighteenth av nr East 15th
Weber Wrilliam, confectioner, res NW cor Twenty-first and
Curtis
WEBSTER A. B., real estate agent and assessor, 626 East
12th, res N s East 17th bet Tenth and Eleventh avs
Webster Alphonso L., brakeman C. P. R. R., res NE cor
Thirteenth and Wood
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWH,TNEY- Proprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY
457
Webster Edgar J., atty-at-law, Union Bank Building, room
8, res 713 Tenth
Webster Edgar W., clerk (S. F.) res 1709 Lincoln
Webster James A., deputy assessor, res S s East 16tli bet
Fourth and Fifth avs
Webster John V., res Fruit Vale av
WEBSTER JOSEPH N., saloon, NE cor Seventh and Web-
ster, res 356 Seventh
Webster Morris, brakeman C. P. B. B., res 476 Twelfth
Webster Noah N., carpenter, res S s Webster av bet Tele-
graph and College avs
Webster Beginald H., student University, res 1228 Broadway
Webster T., brakeman C. P. B. B.
Webster William, shipwright, res 1400 Twelfth
Wedderspoon John (Cross & Co., S. F.) res 958 Tenth
Wedderspoon Thomas C. (Cross & Co., S. F.) res 958 Tenth
Wedger Manuel, laborer, res 1513 Third
Wedgewood Charles H., carpenter, res 1762 Goss
Wedgewood Mandana, widow, res 1762 Goss
Wedrien Frank H., saddler, res W s Telegraph av nr Forty-
seventh
Weed Charles L., photographer (S. F.) res 1113 Jefferson
Weed Ellen E. Mrs., fancy goods and dressmaking, SW cor
Telegraph av and Forty-ninth, Temescal
Weed Marcus H., architect and builder, SW cor Telegraph
av and Forty-ninth, Temescal
Weeks A. J., carpenter Tubbs' Hotel
Weeks George, carriage painter with Henry Weeks, res East
22d nr Thirteenth av
WEEKS HENRY, carriage manufacturer, horseshoeing and
blacksmithing, NE cor Sixth av and East 11th, res cor
Fifth av and East 17th
Weider Daniel, carpenter, res 1554 West
Weider Frank B., machinehand Oakland Planing Mill, res
1554 West
Weider G., with Oakland Planing Mill
Weidinger George, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res
Louisiana House
Weil Oscar, res 1509 Brush
Weingart Louis, butcher, res 711 East 12th
Weintraub John, laborer, res foot Division
Weir Wilber, carpenter W. D. Co., res E s Wood nr Wil-
liam
Weis & Umlauff (Jacob Weis and Philip Umlauff) bakers,
707 Broadway
Weis Jacob (Weis & Umlauff) res 707 Broadway
GILBERT & HUNTER
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
458 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Weisenhuter M., waiter Union Hotel
Weit Thomas, painter Tubbs' Hotel
Weitman J. L., clerk with George S. Henry, res 907 Broad-
way
Weitman John, broker, res 924 Filbert
Welch Abraham (Weston & Welch) res SW cor Eleventh av
and East 16th
Welch Alfred J., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 878 Lydia
Welch Charles, clerk with Weston & Welch, res SW cor
Eleventh av and East 16th
Welch David, laborer C. P. R. R., res Mechanics' Home
Welch Edward, tally clerk Oakland Wharf, res Eighth nr
Pine
Welch George D., master mechanic Western Division C. P.
R. R., res N s Goss bet Pine and Cedar
Welch James, hostler Clifford's Livery Stable, res 411 Thir-
teenth
Welch James, laborer, res Mechanics' Hotel
Welch J. C. Mrs., res NE cor Seventh and Webster
Welch John, gardener, E s Broadway nr Moss av
Welch John, molder (S. F.) res cor Eighteenth and Kirk-
ham
Welch Joseph W., student University
Welch Michael, carpenter, res 1164 Fifth
Welch Patrick, laborer C. P. R. R., res cor Lewis and
Third
Welch Thomas, lather, res cor Franklin and Seventh
Welch Thomas, res 810 Alice
Welch Thomas, laborer, res NE cor Lewis and Third
Welcker Adair, student University, res N s University av
opp Ellsworth, B.
Welcker Mendell, res N s University av opp Ellsworth, B.
Welcker William T., professor mathematics and chief mili-
tary instruction University, res N s University av opp
Ellsworth, B.
Welden C. J., real estate agent, res SW cor East 15th and
Eighteenth av
Welden George, farmer with Horatio P. Livermore, res
Broadway nr Fourth av
Welke Albert, carpenter, res 651 Myrtle
Wellman Bela, (Wellman, Peck & Co. S. F.) res S s East
14th nr Thirty-third av, Fruit av
Wells Austin A., carpenter, res 960 Grove
Wells A. J., with Oakland Planing Mill
Wells Charles H., oils (S. F.) res 1027 Seventh av
Wells Emil, dressmaker, shop and res 512 Eighth
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive aM elegant Diinier ^orNIGHT
ily 3 miles.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer See man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 459
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICES, Eollin
C. Gaskill agent, Nicholl Block, 472 Ninth; and Steere
& Colby agents, SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Wells Frank (Riegel & Wells, S. F.) res W s Broadway nr
Twentieth
Wells H. C, teamster, res 1167 Third
Wells H. J., with Oakland Planing Mill
Wells Joseph A., machinist, res 824 Twelfth
Wells N. W, res NE cor Twentieth and Telegraph av
Wells S. T., clergyman, res 1019 Fifth av
Wells Stilson, painter, res E s Lusk nr Forty-second
Wells T. A., law student (S. F.) res NE cor Twentieth and
Telegraph av
Wells — , grain merchant fS. F.) res 462 Tweltth
WELSCHER & WESTERMAN (Louis Welscher and
Adolph Westerman) proprietors Brooklyn Brewery, SW
cor Eighteenth av and East 14th
Welscher Louis (Welscher & Westerman) res SW cor Eigh-
teenth av and East 14th
Welsh E., laborer, res Railroad Exchange Hotel
Welsh Martin, lather, res 1404 Twelfth
Welsh Martin, plasterer, res 1538 Curtis
Welsh Richard, miller with Samni & Ziegenbein, res cor
Fourth and Clay
Welti Edward (Schaefer & Welti) res NW cor Eleventh and
Franklin
WEMMER DAVID, proprietor Teutonia Hall, 416-418
Eighth
WEMMER JOHN, cabinetmaker, 406 Ninth
Wenck Edward E., druggist with J. W. Tucker, 1760 Seventh
Wenk Charles, laborer, res SE cor Twenty-eighth and West
Wentworth A. J., machinehand with H. W. Barnes
Wentzel Frank, carpenter, res Valley bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Werner Anton, confectioner with John Thomson, res Golden
Star Hotel
Werner Lawrence, bootmaker, res S s Peralta nr San
Pablo av
WERTHEIMBER & BLOCK (S. Wertheimber and Joseph
Block) wines and liquors, SW cor Broadway and
Fourth
Wertheimber S. (Wertheimber & Block) res NW cor Broad-
way and Fourth
Wertz George W., res N s Dwight way nr Humboldt av, B.
Wertz Kate Miss, student University, res N s Dwight way
nr Humboldt av, B.
II RFRT Z HM^STFR rREALESrATEandLNSURANCEAGENTS( 224 Montgomery s.k.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
460 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Wescott Edward W., carpenter and builder, res SE cor Wil-
liam and Bay
Wesley William, waiter, res S s Twenty -fourth nr Linden
Wessog Augustine, nurse, 716 Fourteenth
West A. A. (Thompson cfc West) res N s Eighteenth nr Jef-
ferson
WEST BERKELEY PLANING MILL, Sinister & Nie-
haus proprietors, cor Second and Bristol, W. B.
West End Hotel, C. J. Rossini proprietor, SW cor Seventh
and Peralta
West George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
West Herman, carpenter, res Brooklyn Dining Rooms
West John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
West John D., engineer, res cor Seventeenth and Kirkham
West John H., teamster with James Larue, res S sEast 17th
bet Fifth and Sixth avs
WEST OAKLAND LODGING HOUSE, Mrs. M. Gray
proprietress, 1772 Seventh
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, N. Giamboni pres-
ident, S. A. Sbarboro secretary, office Masonic Hall
Building, W. O.
WEST OAKLAND PRESS, De Witt C. Lawrence propri-
etor, N s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
West Philip A., teacher California Military Academy
Westerdahl William, furniture, 412 Tenth, res Eland House
Westerman Adolph (Welscher & Westerman) res SW cor
Eighteenth av and East 14th
Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto) B. C.Dick agent, 1004
Broadway
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.,B. R. Bates man-
ager; office Union Bank Building; branch offices Uni-
versity, Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, West Berk-
eley, Piedmont Springs, Post Office W. O., and Post
office Brooklyn
Westfall George H., with Contra Costa Laundry
Westland George, with Bank British North America (S. F. res
1459 Telegraph av
Westler John, plasterer, res 813 Center, rear
WESTON & WELCH (F. E. Weston and A. Welch) pro-
proprietors Clinton Flouring Mills, SW cor Twelfth av
and East 11th
Weston Francis E., president Alameda Macadamizing Co.
(and Weston & Welch) res E s Broadway nr Moss av
Westover A. E., plasterer, res 665 Fourth
Wetherbee Henry, lumber, res NW cor Fruit Vale and East
14th, Fruit Vale
PIFRMflNT ^PR!NPQ AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 461
Wetherby G., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Wetmore & Surrey (W. P. Wetmore and James G. Surrey)
plasterers, 956 Broadway
Wetmore C. A., reporter Alta (S. F.) res NW cor Tenth and
Clay
"Wetmore Chauncey E., real estate, NW cor Eighth av and
East 17th
Wetmore C. J., ticket agent C. P. R. R. steamers (S. F.) res
NW cor Tenth and Clay
Wetmore E. L. (J. L. Wetmore & Co.) resNWcor Tenthand
Clay
Wetmore F. W., plasterer with Wetmore & Surrey, res 563
Eleventh
Wetmore J. L. (J. L. Wetmore & Co.) res NW cor Tenth
and Clay
WETMORE J. L. & CO. (J. L. and E. L. Wetmore) real
estate and house agents and collectors, 956 Broadway
Wetmore Octavia Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School,
res 475 Ninth
Wetmore William P. (Wetmore & Surrey) res 563 Eleventh
Weyer Dennis, teamster, res S s East 16th bet Fifth and
Sixth avs
Weygant AV. E., res 356 Tenth
Weymouth Dennis, carriage maker, res NE cor Orchard and
Brook
Weymouth T. D., carriage manufacturer, 365 Eleventh, res
SW cor Twentieth and Grove
Whaley Harrison M., carpenter W. D. Co., res S s Thirty-
ninth nr Telegraph av
Whalin J. C. S., carpenter, res S s Eleventh bet Brush and
Castro
Whalley Emily Mrs., res 623 Tenth
Whalley George H., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 622
Tenth
Whalley James W., field assistant City Engineer, res 623
Tenth
Whalley Mary W. Miss, res 623 Tenth
Whalley Thomas, blindmaker Pioneer Planing Mill, res 623
Tenth
Wharfinger Oakland City Wharf, William Harwood, City
Hall
Wharton Joshua, painter, res N s Linden av nr Telegraph av
Wharton Maria Mrs., ladies' hair doctress and dealer in
human hair, 960 Washington
Wheat T. J. Rev., D. D., rector The Bishop Berkeley Mis-
sion, res 1325 Jackson
5ILRERT & HIINTFR I REAL ESTATE and 1nsijRance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
462 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Wlieaton Frances Miss, res 863 Campbell
Wlieaton George H., commission merchant (S. F.) res NW
cor Lake and Madison
Wlieaton Miles B., shipjoiner W. D. Co., res 861 Campbell
Wlieaton Nettie Miss, res 863 Campbell
Wlieaton William E., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 1060 Poplar
Whedon L. Mrs., res 860 Clay
WHEELER CHARLES C, proprietor Winsor House, SW
cor Ninth and Washington
Wheeler John H., student University, res Entre Nous Club
Wheeler Osgood C, general baggage agent C. P. B. E. Co.,
Market-st Wharf (S. F.) res 1219 Jefferson
Wheeler Peter, physician and surgeon, office and res Grand
Western Hotel
Wheeler Eoscoe, captain tug Lottie, res 262 Fourth
Wheeler W. M., clerk with J. B. Stetson (S.F.) res Winsor
House
Wheeler W. P., mining engineer, res Winsor House
Whelan Alanson Mrs., res 311 Fourth
Whelan E. E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res
311 Fourth
Whelton Daniel, painter with W. H. Barnes
Whilefield Harold, clerk, res 1059 Jackson
Whillock Harry, res 308 Tenth
Whipple Orrison D., bookkeeper with James Larue, res S s
Sixth av bet East 18th and East 19th
Whitcher Jeremiah E., surveyor and civil engineer, res NW
Whitcher John A., clerk, res NW cor Grove and Eighth
cor Grove and Eighth
Whitcomb Alice H. Miss, student University, res Young
Ladies' Club
Whitcomb Frank E., student University
Whitcomb George F., machine hand Pioneer Planing Mill,
res SE cor Third and Castro
Whitcomb Sylvester J., painter, res N s Forty-second nr
Telegraph av
White Annie, domestic, S s Eighth ni Adeline
White Asa L. (White Bros., S. F.) res N s East 12th bet
Nin,th and Tenth avs
White Augustus A., dry goods (S. F.) res E s West nr
Seventh
White Carlos, publisher (S. F.) res Blake House
White Charles T., carpenter, res W s Chestnut nr Thirty-
fourth
White Charles W., res Peralta nr Eighth
White Cornelius, carpenter W. D. Co.
A tautiftil Summer Home-PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY.
463
White Cornelius, organ builder, res W s Cypress nr Fif-
teenth
White Delia F. Mrs., res 755 Webster
White Elisa Miss, res W s Peralta nr Seventh
White George P., clerk W. D. Co., res W s Chestnut bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
White Henry, miner, res W s Chester bet Third and Fifth
White Heniy, wines and liquors, saloon and res cor First av
and East 12th
White Henry K., cooper (S.F.) res S s Twelfth nr Kirkham
White H. G., brakeinan C. P. R, K.
WHITE JAMES, president Pacific S. D. A. P. A. and
editor Signs of the Times, res 702 Eleventh
WHITE JAMES E., secretary and bookkeeper S. D. A. P.
A., res 702 Eleventh
White James J., butcher, reo 1360 West
White James S., carpenter, res 813 Castro
White J. B., real estate, res 926 Myrtle
WThite J. J. (Rice & White) res 1360 West
White John, marblecutter, res S s Twelfth nr Market
White John C, draughtsmanW. D. Co., res cor Twenty-
first and Linden
White L. C. Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. S. J. Chilson, res
1275 San Pablo av
White Louisa E., teacher Franklin-st Grammar School, res
826 Fifteenth
White Maurice, farmer, res E s College av ^ mile S Berkeley
White Michael, laborer, res 1824 Grove
White Phineas, carpenter, res 768 Lydia
White Thomas B., bricklayer, res cor University and San
Pablo avs, W. B.
WHITE W. C, business agent Signs of the Times, res 708
Eleventh
White William, fancy goods, E s Telegraph av nr Elm
White William C, tinsmith with J. H. Howard & Co., res
Union Hotel
Whitebread Adolph, tinsmith with A. G. Annis, res S s
Universit}' av nr Fifth, W. B.
Whitehead R. O., copyist with County Recorder, res 518
Eighth
Whitehill Thomas G., carpenter W. D. Co., resS s Atlantic
bet Pine and Wood
Whiteley Henry, blindmaker with H. W. Barnes, res Twelfth
av bet East 15th and East 16th
Whiteside Joseph, res S s Fourteenth nr Franklin
Whiting Andrew^ L., clerk with L. Baker, res 362 Fifth
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
464 OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Whiting Julius, painter, res 359 Eleventh
Whiting L., whitener, res SE cor East 19th and Thirteenth av
Whitlock A. D., with Oakland Planing Mill
Whitlock Robert, asphaltum roofer, res 1812 Grove
Whitlow Sarah N. Miss, res 617 Ninth
Whitman C. B., res Winsor House
Whitman Charles, res 613 Sixteenth
Wliitman Russell, manufacturer bitters (S. F.) res 760 Tenth
Whitman AVilliam W. (Burns, Whitman & Gardiner) res N
s Charter bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs
Whitmore C. N. (A. A. Guernsey & Co.) res 829 Sixteenth
WHITNEY & CO.'S EXPRESS, Jay Deming agent, 855
Broadway
WHITNEY ALONZO D., proprietor Piedmont Springs and
Hotel, 3 miles NE of Oakland
Whitney Arthur L., student University, res Zeta Psi Hall
Whitney Edwin F., res 616 Seventeenth
Whitney George E. (Lawrie & Whitney) and atty-at-law,
817 Broadway, res E s Jefferson bet Tenth and Eleventh
Whitney Henry J., salesman with Mallet & Hammon, res
Winters, Cal.
Whitney Henry L., bricklayer, res E s San Pablo av nr
Evoy av
WHITNEY JOHN T., carpenter and builder, 361 Eighth,
res Sunnyside House
Whittlesey L. M. Mrs., res Fruit Yale av nr East 14th
Whitten Horatio H., accountant, res 729 Eighth
Whittier & Peckham (J. W. Whittier and A. E. Peckham)
painters and whiteners, 516 Seventh
WHITTIER, FULLER & CO. (W. S. Murphy, F. M. Far-
well and Whittier, Fuller & Co., S. F.) importer and
manufacturers paints, oils, glass, doors, sash, blinds,
etc., 412-414 Twelfth
Whittier John W. (Whittier & Peckham) res 516 Seventh
Whittle Edwin A., carpenter W. D. Co., res Willow bet
Williain and Atlantic
Whitton Abel, manager University Press, res NW cor
Brown and Telegraph av
Whitton Charles F., shorthand reporter, res N s Edwards
nr Telegraph av
Whitver James, teamster Contra Costa Laundry
Wholesale Butchers' Association of Oakland, 1068 Broad-
way, room 4
Wiand Reubin, carpenter, res 1166 Market
Wiard Edward, proprietor Shellmound Park, Shellmound
Station, Northern R. R.
'IFDMflNT SPRSNP9 F'RST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY. 465
Wichelhausen H., manager Oakland Shirt Factory, 479 Ninth
Wichrowski Henry T., steward Eureka Hotel
Wickersham Albert, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mill, res 371
Fifth
Wickersham Harry T., printer Evening Democrat, res NE
cor Twelfth and Broadway
Wickersham M. S. Mrs., lodging house, 1104 Broadway
WIEMEYER, SCHUTT & SCHMITT (K. F. Wiemeyer,
A. M. Schuttand Carl Schmitt) Journal Company, SE
cor Broadway and Eighth
Wiemeyer K. F. (Wiemeyer, Schutt & Schmitt) res Sacra-
mento City
Wieners William, cigarmaker with Frederick Albrecht. res
cor Short and Bay
Wieser & Meves (John Wieser and Otto Meves) watchmak-
ers and jewelers, 1008 Broadway
Wieser John (Wieser & Meves) res 1003 Broadway
WIGGIN & EELLS (M. P. Wiggin and C. P. Eells) attys-
at-law, Union Savings Bank Building
Wiggin Charles T., clerk with George Pinkham, res S s
Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Wiggin Marcus P. (Wiggin & Eells) atty-at-law, Union Sav-
ings Bank Building, res 1015 Linden
Wight A. S., res S s Elm nr Valley
Wightman James, res Bellevue House
Wilber Ernest, conductor C. P. R. R., res 1659 Eighth
Wilbert Jacob, furniture, store and res 1212 Broadway
Wilbur Sidney Rev., rector Church of the Advent, res Six-
teenth av nr East 16th
Wilbur William S., carpenter, res 965 Castro
Wilcox Block, SW cor Broadway and Ninth
Wilcox Carlos H., carpenter, res W s San Pablo av nr
Twenty-first
Wilcox Charles, carpenter, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Wilcox Clark, laborer, res cor Third and Franklin
Wilcox David, lumber, res 318 Fourteenth
Wilcox Herbert E., capitalist, office 956 Broadway, res
Grand Central Hotel
Wilcox House, Mrs. K. L. Nichols proprietress, SW cor
Ninth and Broadway
Wilde Francis B., real estate (S. F.) res 903 Jackson
Wilde John R., atty-at-law (S. F.) res 606 Sixteenth
Wilds & Walker (John A. Wilds and Adam Walker) new and
second-hand furniture, 833 Washington
Wilds John A. (Wilds & Walker) res E s Eleventh av bet
East 11th and East 12th
G3IR£PT 9 UIIUTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and KINING PROPERTY-LOANS
iLULFi I <k liUU I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
30
Woodward & Taggart-HOiVJES ON THE JNSTALLMEftiT PLAN.
460 OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Wildt William, watchmaker California "Watch Co., res Park
House, W. B.
Wiley Frederick W., laborer C. P. K. B., res E s Pine nr
Atlantic
WELKENS C., res 1034 Adeline
Wilkens John, night watchman Samm's Mill, res NE cor Clay
and Fourth
Wilkenson Boderigo, messenger (S. F.) res S s Chase nr
Pine
Wilkerson W. S., groceries and crockery, glassware, etc.,
1325 San Pablo av
Wilkie David, bookkeeper Victor S. M. Co., res 560 Clay
Wilkins Chas. W., carpenter, res S s Fourteenth nr Webster
Wilkins John H. B., atty-at-law (S. F.) res SE cor Adeline
and Sixteenth
Wilkinson Charles T., teacher D. and D. and B. Asylum
Wilkinson Thomas, res W s Eleventh av bet East 16th and
East 17th
WILKINSON WARRING, principal Deaf and Dumb and
Blind Asylum
Wilkinson WT. H., cabinetmaker C. P. B. P., res S s William
bet Wood and Pine
Wilkinson W. J. (Lough & Wilkinson) res 516 Fifth
Willard George A., clerk W. D. Co., res 542 East 11th
Willard H. B., matron D. and D. and B. Asylum
Willard John F., machinist, res 1068 Wood
Willard Maurice, salesman with A. Lippmann, res Washing-
ton nr Sixth
Willcutt George B., student University, res 927 Linden
Willcutt Joseph L., secretary S. P. B. E. (S. F.) res 927
Linden
Wiilebrands John H., res AV s Center bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Willett Eliza Miss, res S s Division bet Wood and Pine
Willey F. W., car repairer Northern E. E., res cor Pine and
Atlantic
Willey L. A. Miss, proprietress Mansion House, Broadway
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Williams A. A., carpenter W. D. Co.
Williams A. F., mining, res W s Telegraph av nr Thirty-
fourth
Williams Alexander G., collector with Weston & Welch
Williams AndreAv Mrs., res Ns East 17th bet Ninth and
Tenth avs
Williams Arthur A., stairbuilder W. D. Co., res cor Twelfth
and WTillow
'IFDMRNT' HflTFI HAS BEEN TH0R0UGHLY RENOVATED, and now oHers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
laordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY. 467
Williams B. F., sliipjoiner W. D. Co., res W s Chester nr
Ninth
Williams B. S. E., watchman C. P. E. E., res Wood bet
Eighth and Chase
Williams Caleb O., contractor, res 1563 Brush
Williams Charles, laborer C. P. E. B., res 1663 Atlantic
Williams Charlotte Mrs., dressmaker, 473 East 12th
Williams C. S., master mariner, res 1020 Eighth av
Williams Curtis P., master mariner, res 512 East 15th
Williams Edgar, civil engineer with Thompson & West, res
1313 Broadway
Williams Edmond, car repairer C. P. E. E., res Eailroad
Exchange Hotel
Williams Emanuel, laborer, res E s Bristol nr Seventh, W.B.
Williams Frauk G., gardener, res SW cor Brown and
Grove
Williams George, res E s Sixth av bet East 18th and East
19th
Williams George H., res 1019 Eighth
Williams George E., atty-at-law (S. F.) res W s Eighth av
bet East 16th and East 17th
Williams Harry D., engineer, res S s East 14th bet Tenth
and Eleventh avs
Williams Harry G., driver with Michael McGrath, res NW
cor Eighteenth and Kirkham
Williams Henry K., laborer, res Overland House
Williams Hinckley, carpenter, res 813 Castro
Williams James, driver Fashion Livery Stable
Williams James,, horseshoer, 413 Fourth, res 712 Franklin
Williams J. E., oil portraits, 454 Twelfth
Williams Jeremiah, carpenter, res 172 Second
Williams J. Fisher, manager with William T. Coleman &
Co. (S. F.) res 1165 West
Williams J. H. H., broker, res Kelsey House
Williams J. M., laborer, res Overland House
Williams J. N., capitalist, res 1303 Grove
Williams John, horsetrainer Oakland Trotting Park, res E s
Adeline nr Thirty-sixth
Williams John, laborer, res Eagle House
Williams John W., decorator, res W s Poplar nr Eighth
Williams Joseph, engineer, res 511 Third
Williams J. S., grocer (S. F.) res 1024 Chester
Williams Lewis, helper Oakland Planing Mill, res Nineteenth
av bet East 14th and East 15th
Williams Lucius L., patternmaker (S. F.) res S s Eleventh
bet Castro and Brush
Pll RFRT £ UIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND 'msurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
468 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Williams L. W., spring-bed maker (S. F.) res E s Ellsworth
nr Bancroft way, B.
Williams Lyman, barber with W. H. Stewart, 853 Broadway
Williams Manuel, laborer, res E s Seventh nr Bristol, W. B.
WiJliams Mark A., painter, res 551 Charter
Williams Mary Miss, res 477 Eighth
Williams Nelson W., photographer (S. F.) res S s Seward
bet Willow and Campbell
WILLIAMS NICHOLAS, bakery and restaurant, 463-465
Seventh, res Bartlett House
Williams Prince Albert, res S s East 34th nr Fourteenth av
Lynn
Williams Robert, carpenter W. D. Co., res Railroad Ex-
change Hotel
Williams R. S. E., special policeman C. P. R. R. shops,
res W s Seventh nr Pine
Williams Samuel, editor Bulletin (S. F.) res S s Frederick
nr Telegraph av
Williams Sherrod, student University
Williams Thomas C, paperhanger, SE cor East 12th and
Eleventh av, res 823 Magnolia
Williams Thomas C. Mrs., human hair, SE cor East 12th
and Eleventh av
Williams Thomas H., res 1051 Market
Williams Thomas J., res 1551 Brush
Williams Thomas S. (King & Williams) res Webster nr Six-
teenth
Williams Thomas T., horseshoer, 413 Fourth, res 710 Frank-
lin
Williams Thomas W., master mariner, res E s Webster bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Williams William, bootmaker, res 471 East 12th
Williams William, carpenter, res The Home, B.
Williams W., res 1772 Seventh
Williams Z., carpenter W. D. Co., res N s William bet
Wood and Willow
WTilliams — , clerk Great Eastern Auction Store, res NE cor
Third and Franklin
Williamson A. A., carpenter, res 1354 Eighth
Williamson Ida, domestic, 956 Twelfth
Williamson James, hackman, cor Broadway and Seventh, res
Harrison bet Fifth and Sixth
Williamson J. W., salesman with Mellis Bros., 971-973
Broadway
Williamson Thomas, res 800 Brush
Willis M. W., bandmaster (S. F.) res 212 Second
FOvRieir GOLDEN GATE and the BAY •»" PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 469
Willis V. J. Mrs., res 1240 Adeline
Willits Perry, res X s East lltli bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Willoe John J., laborer, res El Dorado House
Willow Grove Park, C. W. Avers proprietor, N s University
av, bet Third and Fifth, W. B. •
Willson Julia A. Miss, teacher drawing and painting, Gold-
en Gate Academy
Willson X. J., civil engineer, res Eureka Hotel
Willy John W., carpenter, res 1117 West
Willy George F., blacksmith, res 1117 West
Wilson Adelbert, policeman, res 818 Clay
Wilson Albeit, student Oakland Business College, res Ala-
meda
Wilson Andrew, clerk with W. H. Parkinson, res 575 Tenth
Wilson, Benke <fc Co. (D. E. Wilson and Charles G. Benke)
saloon and billiards, 1219 Broadway
Wilson Caroline Mrs., res W s Ninth av bet East 16th and
East 17th
Wilson Charles, carpenter, res 1913 Myrtle
Wilson Charles E., atty-at-law (S.F.) res 716 Ninth
Wilson Clara Miss, res N s Short nr Cedar
Wilson David B., insurance agent (S. F.) resNW cor Curtis
and Twentieth
Wilson D. Pt. (Wilson, Benke & Co.) res Stewart's Hotel
Wilson Edward G., milkman, res East 23d nr Thirteenth
av
Wilson Frank, laborer C. P. Ft. Ft.
Wilson George, carpenter, res Golden Star Hotel
Wilson George L., student University, res Chi Phi House
Wilson James, res Tubbs' Hotel
Wilson James, cigarmaker, res N s Short nr Cedar
Wilson James, proprietor Standard Saloon, cor San Pablo
and University avs
Wilson J. H. Mrs?, res 946 Myrtle
Wilson John W. (Smith & Wilson) res 713 Broadway
Wilson John, blacksmith with T. D. Wevmouth, res 366
Ninth
Wilson Joseph, res SE cor Wood and Goss
Wilson M. D. Mrs., homoeopathic physician, 1207 Broad-
way
WILSON M. R. MRS., proprietress The Centennial, NE
cor Fourteenth and Clay
Wilson Priscilla Mrs., res cor Goss and Wood
Wilson Richard F., carpenter, res 1536 Curtis
Wilson Samuel H., baker, res N s Lydia nr Curtis
Wilson Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res 530 Ninth
RILRFRT & HfiNTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
470 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
WILSON SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, George S.
Naismith, 1063 Broadway
Wilson Sidney H., carpenter, res W s Kirkham nr Tenth
Wilson William, laborer, res 720 Myrtle
Wnson William, painter, res The Home, Berkeley
Wilson William, ship joiner, res N s Atlantic nr Willow
Wilson William, watchmaker and jeweler, 961 Broadway
Wilson William C, clerk and telegraph operator, Tubbs'
Hotel
Wilson — , painter with Hall & Coulter, res Lathrop House
Wiltermood Lemuel S., carpenter, res S s Thirty -ninth nr
Telegraph av
Wimble Thomas, expressman, cor Eighth and Broadway,
res cor Twenty-fourth and Broadway
Winans Joseph W. jr., student University, res Berkeley
Hotel
Winans M. L., car cleaner C. P. B. B., res Bailroad Ex-
change Hotel
Winant Charles P., with N. Williams, res 711 Fourth
Winant James J., master mariner, res 912 Fifth
Winant M. Mrs., widow, res 912 Fifth
Winant William W., oysterman, res 711 Fourth
Winchester John P., with Main & Winchester (S. F.) res
555 Hobart
Windham Anna, domestic, D. and D. and B. Asylum
Winegar Harry P., student University
Winegart Louis, butcher, res Boff ' s Hotel
Wines C. D., inspector Custom House (S. F.) res W s
Wood bet William and Seventh
Wines Susan, widow, res N s Short nr Bay
Wines William, clerk with William G. Dinsmore
Winetrout Elizabeth, widow, res Goss nr Point
Wing Hop (Chinese) laundry, SW cor Seventh and Chester
Wing Lee (Chinese) laundry) 312 Twelfth
Wing Sing (Chinese) laundry, N s Seventh bet Wood and
Willow
Wingate I. C, expressman, res 701 Washington
Wingate J. W., car repairer C. P. K. B.
Wingate — , laborer W. D. Co., res W s Henry nr First
Winkler Jacob, barber with G. Briones, res 612 Fourth
Winlock James, molder, res NW cor Twelfth av and East 11th
Winn Charles, farmer, cor College and Vernon avs
Winn Patrick, car repairer C. P. B. B., res S s Third bet
Linden and Filbert
Winny W., carpenter, res 306 Seventh
Winsett A. D., lather, res Winthrop House
'IFHSVinWT ^PRINP^s A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE' only 3 miles from Oakland.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent. 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 471
Winslow Edward J., res E s Wood bet Goss and Eighth
Winslow Henry Mrs., res E s Wood bet Goss and Eighth
Winslow Henry E., engineer U. S. Mint (S. F.) res E s Wood
bet Goss and Eighth
Winslow Terrence, calker W. D. Co., res N s Forty-ninth nr
Telegraph av, Temescal
Winsor Celia, domestic Zeta Psi Hall
WINSOR HOUSE, C. C. Wheeler proprietor, SWcor Ninth
and Washington
Winsor Serrill (Miller & Winsor) res 616 East 12th
Winter Louisa Mrs., res 616J East 12th
Winterbrock R., painter, res 1412 Broadway
Wintersen Samuel, master mariner, res 329 Third
Winthrop House, Andrew McGarry proprietor, 409 Seventh
Wintringer Leander, superintendent Oakland. Brooklyn and
Fruit Vale R. R., res Tubbs' Hotel
WIRTH CHARLES G., wines, liquors and cigars, 321 East
12th, res N s East 14th bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Wise E. Mrs., milliner, 472 Twelfth
Witherell Bertha Miss, res 829 Sixteenth
Withers Mary Mrs., cook, 503 Eleventh
Witkowsky Henry, salesman, res 511 Tenth
Witt Andrew, driver Washington Brewery, res NE cor Broad-
way and Sixth
Witt Catherine Mrs., res NE cor Chester and Seventh
Wo Sing (Chinese) laundry, 474 Sixth
Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper with I. S. Van Winkle & Co.
(S. F.) res 1026 Peralta
Woerner Jacob, butcher, 18 City Market, res cor Fifteenth
and Jefferson
Wolbern August F., farmer, res N s University av nr Tenth,
W. B.
Wolfe Joseph M., picture agent, res 1557 Seventh
Wolff Emil, bakery, 1836 Seventh
Wolff M. H., groceries, 1157 Seventh
Wolff Morris H., baker, res 1836 Seventh
Wolff Rebecca, domestic, 517 Ninth
Wolf kill Charles E., canvasser Singer Sewing Machines, res
315 Eleventh
Wolfsolm W., merchant, res 362 Eighth
Wollenweber Fannie, nurse, res bet McAdam and Fourth av
east of Broadway
Wolter Reimer, Avines and liquors, saloon and res WT s Thir-
teenth av bet East 12th and East 14th
WONDERLICH J. P., proprietor Oasis Wine Rooms, 905
Broadway, res 359 Tenth
Pil RFRT J? HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Property for Sale.
472 OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY.
Wood <fc Kroll (W. T. Wood and W. F. Kroll) cigars and
tobacco, 1010 Broadway
Wood Alfred, clerk Avitli C. B. Rutherford, res S s Sixteenth
bet Castro and Brush
Wood Frank J., paper carrier, res 662 Brown
Wood George R., painter, res NE cor Peralta and Watts
Wood Henry, special policeman, res N s Twentieth bet West
and Brush
Wood James E., carpenter, res cor Third and Franklin
Wood James E., carpenter, res cor Pine and Seward
Wood James E. Mrs., dressmaker, cor Pine and Seward
Wood J. W.j ticket collector Oakland Ferry, res 910 Myrtle
Wood Lauren A., brakeman C. P. R. R., res N s Twelfth nr
Center
Wood Robert W., with I. & A. M. Cook (S. F.) res E s
Chestnut bet Tent i and Twelfth
Wood Sarah, with Cal. Watch Co., res E s Third nr Univer-
sity av, W. B.
Wood Thomas, landscape gardener, res 1814 Grove
W'ood Walter, painter with C. B. Rutherford
Wood W. H., printer (S. F.) res 1769 Seward .
Wood William, gilder with Cal. Watch Co., res E s Third nr
University av, W. B.
Wood William jr., with Cal. Watch Co., res E s Third nr
University av, W. B.
Wood W. T. (Martin, Kroll & Co. and Wood & Kroll) res
1010 Broadway
Wood William E., bookkeeper with J. M. Walker & Co. (S.
F.) res 214 Eleventh
Wood W. L., shipjoiner, res NE cor Cedar and Atlantic
Woodall James, baggageman S. P. R. R., res Third nr
Chester
Woodbeck John C, blacksmith C. P. R. R., res Pine nr
Seventh
Woodbury — , pisciculturist, res Berkeley Hotel
Woodhouse John J., paper carier, res N s Nineteenth nr
Market
Woods Charles L., waiter with B. J. Donahue, res 1093 Third
Woods Charles Y., laborer C. P. R. R., res 1093 Third
WOODS DAVID, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and
Myrtle
Woods Joseph T., brakeman C. P. R. R., res 1093 Third
Woods Reuben, oculist and aurist, office and res NW cor
Seventh and Washington
Woods R. C, brakeman C. P. R. R., res 1093 Third
Woods Samuel S., res NE cor Eighth and Jefferson
'IEDIVIOnT SPRINGS" DWH,TNEYProprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [W] DIRECTORY. 473
Woods — , pedlar, res 271 Ninth
WOODWARD & BAILEY (John K. Woodward and Oscar
J. Bailey) proprietors American Restaurant, NW cor
Thirteenth av and East 11th
WOODWARD & TAGGART, (E. W. Woodward and Grant
I. Taggart) real estate agents and auctioneers, 460-462
Eighth
W7oodward Charles, painter W. D. Co., res 671 Fourth
WOODWARD EDWIN W. (Woodward & Taggart) res 156
East 12th
Woodward George, clerk with T. Lancaster, res Twenty-
first and West
Woodward Gideon, real estate, res 567 Third
Woodward John, carpenter, res AV s Louise nr B
Woodward John K. (Woodward & Bailey) res NW cor East
11th and Thirteenth av "
Woodward Joseph, carpenter, res W s Louise nr B
Woodward Robert, carpenter, res W s Louise nr B
Woodworth James, hackman, NW cor Seventh and Broad-
way, res 655 Linden
WToof John, carpenter WT.D. Co., res W s Willow nr Twelfth
Woof AVilliam, messenger A. and P. Co., W. O.
Woolley John C, boilermaker AV. D. Co., res E s Choate bet
D wight way and Channing, B.
AVoolsey E. H., physician and surgeon, office 1104 Broad-
way, res Grand Central Hotel
Woolsey James B., farmer, res W s Telegraph av 1 mile
south of University
Woolsey Katie F. Miss, student University
Woolsey Mollie Miss, student University
Wor Yink (Chinese) laundry, cor Locust and Telegraph av
Work J. W., res E s East 14th nr Thirtieth av
Wormser Samuel I., stiident University
WRIGHT & CO. (Thomas J. Wright) groceries, liquors and
dry goods, NAV cor University av and Fifth, W. B.
Wright & Heath (Arthur G. Wright and Frank F. Heath)
blacksmiths, SE cor University av and Ninth, W. B.
Wright A. H., carpenter, res NE cor Thirtieth and Union
Wright Albert, fireman C.P.R.R., res Ns Chase nr Campbell
Weight Andrew C, butcher (S. F.) res 868 Chester
Wright Arthur G. (Wright & Heath) res SE cor University
av and Ninth, W. B
Wright Benjamin, res NW cor Franklin and Fifth
Wright Cyrus S. (N. Gray & Co., S. F.) res 758 Tenth
Wright Doratus, night watchman C. P. R. R., res N s Chase
nr Willow
II RFRT £ HIINTFP BUYand SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
474 OAKLAND [ W ] DIRECTORY.
Wright Edward D. (Wright & Stone, S. F.) res Tubbs' Hotel
Wright Edward E., draughtsman, res 962 Clay
Wright George, res 612* East 12th
Wright George, freight clerk C. P. R. R., res Lynn
Wright George, laborer with E. & A. Newland, res Alta av
nr Pleasant Valley av
Wright Henry N., insurance agent (S. P.) res Piedmont av
nr Piedmont Springs
Wright Hugh, teamster, res NE cor Third and Franklin
Wright Isaac, atty-at-law, 754 Broadway, res Grand Central
Hotel
Wright James, veterinary surgeon, res 1518 Telegraph av
Wright James, laborer W. D. Co., res Charter Oak Hotel
Wright James A., carpenter, res N s Brown nr San Pablo av
Wright J. B., res Tubbs' Hotel
Wright J. B., conductor C. P. R. R.
Wright J. H., carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res Winsor
House
Wright John carpenter, res SE cor East 17th and Eleventh av
Wright Jonathan G., carpenter, res 696 Twenty-sixth
Wright Mary E., teacher D. and D and B. Asylum,
Wright Samuel, carpenter, res 696 Twenty-sixth
Wright S. Mrs., res 571 East 11th
Wright S. H. Mrs., dressmaker, res 1518 Telegraph av
Wright Thomas J. (Wright & Co.) res San Pablo
Wright Thomas S., carpenter and builder, res N s Berkeley
way nr Shattuck, B.
Wright William C, clerk with Wright & Co. and operator,
W.U.Tel. Co., res NW cor University av and Fifth, W.B.
Wright William H., porter C. P. R. R., res S. F.
Wright — Mrs., teacher, res Newland House
Wright — , millwright Oakland City Flour Mill
Wright — , carpenter, res W s Shattuck nr D wight way, B.
Wrin James, gardener, res 1381 Ninth
Wrin Thomas, res 1381 Ninth
Wun Chung (Chinese) laundry, 560 Seventh
Wunder Heniy, teamster with J. Lusk & Co., res cor Tele-
graph road and Clifton, Temescal
Wunderlin Stephen, wines and liquors, 422 Eighth
Wung Lee (Chinese) laundry, 1758 Telegraph av
Wustefeld Fred., oysterman with George Mayes
Wyand HenyP., carpenter, res 306 Seventh
Wyckoff J. I. S., carpenter, res 614 Seventeenth
Wykoff D. H. carpenter, res N s Eighth bet Wood and Pine
Wyman B. H., bookkeeper with Berryman & Doyle (S. F.)
res NW cor Bay place and Broadway
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner D„A„JirK.T
)rink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
OAKLAND [Y] DIRECTORY.
475
Wyman Florence E. Miss, student University
Wyms John H., driver Meader & Co's Express, res 371
Fourth
WYNNE BROS. (James and William Wynne) proprietors
The Paragon Marsh Mallow Depot, 460 Seventh, nr
Broadway
Wynne James (Wynne Bros.) res 460 Seventh
Wynne Owen, tailor, res 962^ Broadway
Wynne William (Wynne Bros.) res London, England
Wythe J. H. Rev., res W s West nr Tenth
Wythe J. H. jr. Rev., pastor Centennial M. E. Church, res
W s West nr Tenth
Wythe S. J. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, res W
s West nr Tenth
Wythe W. T., physician (S. F.) res W s West nr Tenth
Y
F.)
res
Yale Charles G., editor Mining and Scientific Press (S.
res 179 Third
Yale Jeremiah S., salesman with Tubbs & Co. (S. F.)
222 East 15th
Yale John, clerk County Clerk, res 713 Tenth
Yard George M., physician, res 621 Webster
Yarrington Alexander D., sawyer with D. A. Macdonald &
Co., (S. F.) res E s Adeline nr Eighteenth
Yarrington E. A. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, res 858 Jefferson
Yarrington Thomas D., clerk Custom House (S. F.) res E s
Adeline nr Eighteenth
Yates Ann Miss., cook Knox House
Yates E. L., stockowner, res Oakland Trotting Park
Yates R, R., with Murphy, Grant & Co. (S. F.) res 573
Eleventh
Yates William H., master mariner, res N s Division nr W ood
Yawart George (Chris. Bauder & Co.) res 838 Broadway
Yeager Jeremiah (Hardy & Yeager) res Stewart's Hotel
Yeager Pauline, res S s Seventh bet Filbert and Linden
Yee Hop (Chinese) laundry, S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Ye Son (Chinese) laundry, 706 Broadway
Yee Lee (Chinese) laundry, Oakland Point
Yelland Raymond D., teacher drawing and painting Mills'
Seminary, res cor Seventh av and East 19th
Yerick Adam, carpenter, res 958 Grove
Yerick Clark, brakeman C. P. R. R., res 958 Grove
Yerxa D., painter, res Tremont House
IILBERU HUNTER!
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS 1 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
i or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
476 OAKLAND [Y] DIRECTORY.
Yik Lee (Chinese) laundry, 771 East 12th
Yik Lung (Chinese) employment office, 369 Eighth
Ying Lung (Chinese) laundry, 652 Broadway
Yoell Eva Mrs., res NW cor Grove and Eighth
Yolland Thomas, res 229 Twelfth
Yore John, student Oakland Business College, res cor Thir-
teenth and Broadway
Yrork Bert, clerk with H. M. Ames
York Robert, bookkeeper, res 1304 Webster
Youle William, engineer Pioneer Planing Mill, res Overland
House .
Young Abel AY., ship joiner, res SE cor Seventh av and
East 11th
Young Albert E., carpenter, res W s Campbell bet Atlantic
and Pacific
Young Andrew (McCauley & Young, S. F.) res NE cor
Eighteenth and Filbert
Young AndreAv J., mining superintendent, res N s Ninth nr
Kirkham
Young A. W., carpenter W. D. Co.
Young Charles, carpenter, res S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Young Henry, housemover, res Golden Star Hotel
Young Isaac, fireman C. P. R. R., res N s Willow bet Bay
and Cedar
Young James M., baggagemaster C. P. R. R., res N s
Twelfth bet Magnolia and Adeline
Young John, salesman with D. Stuart, res 957 Jefferson
Young John, res Cosmopolitan House
Young John F., clerk Custom House, S. F., res 1008 West
Young Jos. W. (Murray & Young) res Grand Central Hotel
Young Ladies' Club, Miss Alice H. Whitcomb president,
Miss Sarah Bolton treasurer, SE cor University Grounds
nr Strawberry creek, B.
Young Lawrence, plasterer, res cor Seventeenth and Grove
Young Lewis (Burner & Young) res E s Chestnut nr Fifth
Young Patrick, laborer, res Winthrop House
Young Thomas D., lumber (S. F.) res 1274 Seventh nr Union
Young William N., res Grand Central Hotel
Young — , carpenter, res 362 Eighth
Youngman George W., laborer Oakland Planing Mill, res
562 Jackson
Youngman Henry, carpenter, res 562 Jackson
Youngman Michael, carpenter, res 562 Jackson
Youngman Thompson, res 562 Jackson
Yule John, deputy county clerk, res 713 Tenth
Yup Wah (Chinese) laundry, 1908 San Pablo av
PIFRfVlflNT 9PRINP^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY, Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
OAKLAND [2] DIRECTORY.
477
Zalud John (Lotka & Zalud) res S. F.
Zander William E., student University, res Berkeley Hotel
Zeier George, blacksmith, East 12th bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs
Zeile Frederick TV. jr., student University, res Berkeley
Hotel
Zell George, deckhand Oakland Ferry
Zellner Ferdinand F., music teacher Mills' Seminary, res TV
s Eleventh av bet East 16th and East 17th
Zent Isaac TV., res E s Eleventh av bet East 15th and East
16th
Zentmayer TVilhelmine Miss, dressmaker, res 519 Eighth
ZEISS HARRY A., meat market SE cor Chester and Eighth
Zeta Psi Hall, Howard Stillman president, William M. Van
Dyke treasurer, S. A. Chapinjr. secretary, E s Audubon
nr Bancroft way, B.
Ziegenbein John (Samm & Ziegenbein) res 966 Peralta
Zimmer Louis, wThitewasher Grand Central Hotel
Zimmerman Louis, butcher, res 727 Filbert
Zimmerman's Gardens, John Knoll proprietor, NE cor Second
and Harrison
Zindle George, plasterer, res 709 East 12th
ZINGSEM P. J., wines and liquors, SW cor Peralta and
Seventh
Zlabinger Caspar, cabinetmaker, res 664 Harrison
Zonnerville F. M., painter with John H. Garrigan, res 864
Broadway
Pll DCDT P UHRJ1TD J REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
UlLDLn I & nUSl I Ln I LOANS NEGOTIATED. i or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
PSOSPEGTO
DEL
Directorio Comercial Internacional
ESPAFOL JB IUG-LES,
De la Costa del Pacifico.
c
Los Editores aprovechan esta oportunidad para anunciar al publico que
ban logrado bacer los arreglos preliminares para llevar a. cabo la publica-
cion de una obra con el titulo de Directorio Comercial Internacio-
nal Espanol e Ingles de la Costa del Pacifico, y que ya varias
personas inteligentes y energicas se ocupan en bacer solicitaciones y recojer
datos para que la obra tenga la importancia debida. El pensamiento de
esta servii comprensivo, pues contendra, en un orden metodico, listas de los
comerciantes y f abricantes de todos los puertos principales y de las ciudades
y pueblos del interior, cuyo comercio se coniunica por medio de los puertos
del Pacifico desde el de Victoria al Norte basta Panamfi al Sur, incluyendo
Victoria, (Colombia Britanica) Portland, (Oregon) San Francisco y todos
los pueblos y ciudades importantes de los Estados Mejicanos, como son:
SONORA, SINALOA,
DURANGO, JALISCO, COLIMA,
BAJA CALIFORNIA, y GUERRERO,
y los Estados Centro- Americanos, como:
GUATEMALA, SAN SALVADOR, HONDURAS,
COSTA RICA y NICARAGUA.
Las riquezas agrlcolas y mineras de cada uno de los referidos Estados
serfln tratadas por medio de articulos iuteresantes y rasonados, escritos por
personas inteligentes que seran enviadas expresamente a todos esos puntos
con el objeto de adquirir informes completos y detallados, sobre todo aquello
que ofrezca interes, tanto fi los fabricautes y comerciantes del mundo, como
al emprendedor capitalista.
Tambien se ballariL en el Directorio informes completos y exactos concer-
nientes al terreno, clima y productos naturales de cada Estado, como asi
mismo estadisticas de exportaciones e importaciones, manufacturas y minas.
Tambien contendra una descripcion de todos los pueblos y ciudades, el
comercia, la industria, las manufacturas y ventajas generates de cada uno
de ellos. Todos los articulos descriptivos seran publicados en espanol 6
ingles, en pftgiuas alternadas.
Uno de los objetos principales de la obra es el de fomentar los intereses
de los comerciantes y fabricantes, ponK'ndoles al alcance de datos fidedig-
nos de manera que puedan ponerse en una comunicacion que les abra el
camino y les d6 impulso & sus giros y negocios y puedan formar exacto jui-
cio de las riquezas y neceBidades materiales de la privilegiada y mas rica
mitad del Continente Norte-Americano.
Esta obra, con especialidad, sera tambien de grande utilidad, porque
auxiliara, por el intimo conocimiento que se adquiera, f» que se estrecben
mas y mas las relaciones comerciales entre los pueblos Anglo e Hispano-
Americanos del Pacifico.
Precio: 5 Pesos el ejemplar.
B. C. VANDALL, Editore.
Evaristo Anclrade, Agente Principal.
Publicado en San Francisco, California, No. 518 calle de Clay.
A tautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
:or Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
&■ ii '0s
Pacific Coast,
IITE1I
Price
(English and Spanish.)
$5-oo
Agents for this publication have been engaged in canvassing and gathering
information since January last, in Mexico and on the Southern Coa>t, including
the States of
Sonora, Sinaloa, Durango
Jalisco, Colima, Lower California,
Guerrero, and Cent. America, Costa Rica,
And the cities of San Francisco, Portland, and Victoria, V. I.
The Agricultural and Mineral resources of the above States, and all infor-
mation of value to the Manufacturer, Merchant and Capitalist, will be given
in both English and Spanish.
It will contain a complete Classified Business Directory of all
manufacturers, Importers, Wholesale Dealers, Shipping
and Commission Merchants, Hotels, etc., of the principal
cities of the Coast, from Victoria, to Panama. The business headings will
be in English and Spanish.
The principal object of this work is to forward the interests of the Merchant
and Manufacturer, by giving exact information concerning all important
Commercial and Manufacturing centres, and to thereby advance the Com-
mercial relations between the American and Spanish-American cities of the
Pacific.
B. C. VANDALL, Publisher.
518 Clay St., San Francisco.
IILBEHT & HUNTEH
AUhNfS FUR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMtDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
I4ENRY ROBI^s0w
Dewier in
REAL ESTATE
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jfiisuraiice i
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Part Street 3 Alameda Station,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
STOLZ & STURM,
Proprietors
Mastiek Station.
First Class Restaurant, Fine Garden and Bowling Alley.
N. W. cor. Santa Clara and Third avennes,
ALAMEDA.
VICTOR RUTHARDT - - . Proprietor.
And Fine Pleasure Grounds FOR PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY.
'IFflMflNT ^PRlNP^ FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Prapr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company. 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY
THE TOWN OF ALAMEDA.
This beautiful suburban town lies on the south bank of
the San Antonio creek, and is washed by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco upon the west. Alameda has long
been noted for its delightful climate. It is a favorite resort
for people seeking to escape from the fierce winds which
prevail in San Francisco during six months of the y^nv.
Lying so far to the southward of the Golden Gate, the
blasts which sweep in through that entrance and torture the
residents upon the peninsula and the opposite shores of the
bay do not reach it, except as gentle zephyrs, just brisk
enough to give an invigorating tone to the atmosphere. In-
corporated as a town in 187i2, Alameda enjoyed a steady
accretion of the best class of population, until in 1876 what
had been but a moderate current became a tidal wave. The
present volume shows that the population has fully doubled
within a year. Large tracts of land have been subdivided
into building lots, many new streets and avenues opened,
and hundreds of houses erected. Enjoying, as Alameda
does, so equable a climate, it is but natural that seekers after
health or retirement should make their homes within her
borders, but the more sanguine believer in her future claim
for her, eventually, importance as a commercial and manu-
facturing city, and certainly there exists no reason why their
speculations may not be fulfilled.
Communication with San Francisco by railroad and ferry
is frequent, and the monthly commutation fare is the same
as between San Francisco and Oakland. Excellent church
and school privileges abound, full details of which appear
in the ensuing pages.
The population of Alameda is fully six thousand, and at
its present rate of increase it will soon require a city charter
for the more extended purposes of municipal government.
It is confidently predicted that by the year 1880 Alameda
will have a population of twenty thousand, and rank as one
of the leading cities of the State.
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY— LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
31
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
484 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
costing $5,000. Rev. R. L. Tabor, Pastor. Services at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church. — Location southwest cor-
ner Park street and Central avenue. Eev. H. B. Heacock,
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. m. Sunday School
at 12: 30 p. m.
St. Joseph's Church, R. C. — Location southeast corner
Santa Clara avenue and Chestnut street. Rev. William
Gleeson, Pastor. Pastoral residence, East Oakland. Ser-
vices at 9 A. M. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
PUBLIC HALLS.
Harmonie Hall. — West side Paru street between Santa
Clara and Central avenues.
Town Hall. — West side Park street between Railroad and
Santa Clara avenues.
Smith's Hall. — Southwest corner Park street and Pacific
avenue. Seating capacity about 300.
Masonic Hall. — Southwest corner Santa-Clara avenue and
Park street.
Odd Fellows' Hall.— Northeast corner Park street and
Webb avenue.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Oak Grove Lodge, No. 215. — Stated meetings on the last
Thursday evening of each month at Masonic Hall, southwest
corner of Santa Clara avenue and Park street. Membership,
38. E. Minor Smith, W. M.; Charles H. Ham, S. W.;
James Hayselden, J. W. ; A. S. Barber, Treasurer; E. B.
Keene, Secretary; William C. Biss, S. D.; James Milling-
ton, J. D.; James McGowan, Chaplain; Alexander Innes,
Marshal; Jackson Dever and Joseph Lancaster, Stewards;
Frank Hally, Tyler.
FOvRieAwTE GOLDEN GATE and the BAY <»to PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 485
Adoptive Masonry.
THE ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Alameda Chapter No. 7. — Stated meetings on the second
and fourth Fridays of every month at Masonic Hall. Mem-
bership, 34. Conrad Liese, Worthy Patron; Hattie E.
Cuthbert, Worthy Matron; Nellie Liese, Associate Matron;
Jackson Dever, Treasurer; E. Minor Smith, Secretary;
Abbie Coombs, Conductress; Magdalene Nobman, Associate
Conductress; Jennie A. Smith, Adah; Elizabeth Hayselden,
Ruth; Einily A. Lewis, Esther; Helen Irwin, Martha; Anna
M. Cook, Electa; Marion P. Wood, Warder; George L.
Lewis, Sentinel.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Encinal Lodge, No. 164. — Meets every Monday evening
at hall north-east corner Park street and Webb avenue.
Membership, 80. Charles H. Ham, N. G.; John Ellsworth,
V. G.; James Cook, Treasurer; David W. Martin, Record-
ing Secretary; Menzo W. Peck, Permanent Secretary.
Independent Order of Good Templars.
Alameda Lodge, No. 385. — Meets every Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows' Hall, north-east corner Park street and
Webb avenue. Membership, 60. A. F. Barber, P. W. C.
T.; Ross D. Taylor, W. C. T.; Miss May Millington, W.
R. H. S.; Miss Emma Haile, W. L. H. S.; Miss Emma
Barber, W. Y. T.; M. A. Dye, W. S.; Miss F. E. Haile,
W. A. S.; E. J. Burnham, W. F. [S.; Miss H. Bynon, W.
Treasurer; William Barton, W. M.; Miss Ida Ballentine,
W. D. M.; Charles Ludington, W. I. G.; Oliver Cook, W.
O. G.; J. W. Bones, W. Chaplain.
Sons of Temperance.
Alameda County District Division. — Dr. M. D. Merrick,
of Oakland, D. W. P.; Miss Hulda Victoria Bynon, of Ala-
meda, D. W. A.; W. A. Duncombe, of Berkeley, D. Scribe;
S. Wooten, of Haywards, T.; Rev. J.T. Wills, of Haywards,
Chaplain; J. A. Rawson, of SanLeandro, Con.; C. Coolidge,
of Oakland, Sentinel.
Subordinate Divisions Represented. — Oakland, No. 10;
Berkeley, No. 11; Alameda, No. 13; Haywards, No. 14;
Sweepstakes, No. 19, at San Leandro ; and Pleasanton,
No. 278.
Pll RFRT % HSINTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents,
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St.. Alameda
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
486 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Alameda Division No. 13. — Sterling McLean, W. P.;
Miss Ella Jayne Bynon, W. A.; John S. ScaDland, K. S.;
T. G. Stevenson, A. K. S.; Alfred Barber, F. S.; W. S.
Bead, T.; Mrs. Matilda K. Hill, Chaplain; Miss Ida M.
Vosburgh, C; Miss A. M. Winant, A. C; Charles C. Cas-
well, I. S. ; Robert Tappen, O. S. ; C.W.Woodrow, P.W. P.
The Alameda Eneinal.
F. K. Krauth, editor and publisher. Office east side
Park street between Lincoln and Webb avenues. This jour-
nal is now in the eighth year of its publication. It is is-
sued every Saturday. Terms, $3 per annum.
Alameda Building and Loan Association.
Monthly meetings are held at Harmonie Hall on the second
Saturday of each month; Henry Mohns, Secretary
Harmonie Society.
Meets every Thursday evening at Harmonie Hall. Object
of the society, cultivation of music and social intercourse.
Membership, 70. C. Volberg, President; J. W. Mastick,
Vice-President; C.Wilhelmi, Treasurer; A. Falk, Secretary.
Post Offices.
Alameda Post Office. — North-east corner of Park street
and Webb avenue. A. S. Barber, Postmaster. Office hours
from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mails arrive at 9 A. M. and 5 p. m.
Mails depart at 7 a. m. and 4 P. M.
Encinal Post Office. — West side of Webster street be-
tween Railroad and Santa Clara avenues. J. W. Clark,
Postmaster. Office hours and arrivals and departures of the
mails same as Alameda Office.
•SFRBVinNT ^PRINPQ A BEAUT,FUL DRIVE> only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
Alameda Directory.
a
Abjobn William, laborer, res E s Broadway bet Central av
and Monroe
Acklev Ezra, carriage maker, E s Park opp Pacific av, res
SW cor Central av and Oak
iEtna Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford) Henry Mohns agent,
S s Pacific av bet Chestnut and Willow
Alilborn Charles, res SW cor High and Van Bur en
ALAMEDA BREWERY, Victor Kuthardt proprietor, NW
cor Santa Clara and Third avs
Alameda Building and Loan Association, A. Neuberg presi-
dent, Henry Mohns secretary, office Harmonie Hall
Alameda Dairy, Brower & Barber proprietors, N s Pacific av
bet Willow and Chestnut
ALAMEDA ENCINAL (THE) F. K. Krauth publisher and
proprietor, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
ALAMEDA GARDEN, wines and liquors, Stolze & Sturm
proprietors, W s Prospect nr Railroad av
Alameda Grammar School, C. L. Metzger principal, SE cor
Mound and Van Buren
Alameda Harmonie Society, Charles Volberg president, Har-
monie Hall
Alameda High School, A. F. Craven principal, N s Santa
Clara av bet Willow and Chestnut
Alameda Manuel, laborer with J. D. Cuthbert
ALAMEDA MARKET, Conrad Liese proprietor, W s Park
bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
ALAMEDA MESSENGER, Charles T. Johns editor and
manager, Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Alameda Nursery, William Meyer proprietor, N s Pacific av
bet Webster and Third av
Alameda Oil Works, Samuel Orr proprietor, cor Spruce and
Davenport
ALAMEDA PHARMACY, C. B. Elbe proprietor, W s Park
bet Santa Clara and Central avs
ALAMEDA POST OFFICE, A. S. Barber postmaster, NE
cor Park and Webb av
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. cr Park St., Alameda
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Property for Sale.
488 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Alberg Agnes, domestic with Henry C. L'hote
Albers August, res E s Hibbard bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Alexander Charles M., travelling salesman with Whittier,
Fuller & Co. (S. F.) res SW cor Schiller and Eagle av
Altwater David, laborer National Flouring Mills (S. F.) res
E s St. John Dr Railroad av
Ames Orville T. (O. T. Ames & Co.) res SW cor Park and
Railroad av
AMES O. T. & CO. (Orville T. Ames and Alexander Cook)
wines and liquors, SW cor Park and Railroad av
Anderson Anton, master mariner, res NE cor Pacific av and
Schiller
Anderson Charles, master mariner, res N s Alameda av bet
Park and Oak
Anderson Gustav, stevedore, res E s St. George bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
ANDERSON NEILS, groceries and liquors, and proprietor
Packet Line bet San Francisco and Porter's wharf, office
and res SW cor Old Park and Jefferson
Anderson Peter, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co., res Ala-
meda wharf
Andrada E. Mrs., res S s Santa Clara av bet St. Mary and
Paru
Andrews Amasa B., with Custom House (S. F.) res NE cor
Santa Clara av and Oak
Andrews Frank, clerk with Eugene Dewey (S. F.) res NE cor
Santa Clara av and Oak
Angel Abel E., with S L. Mastick & Co. (S. F.) res S s Pa-
cific av bet 'Webster and Third av
Angerstein Louis E., clerk with F. Boehmer & Co., res SE
cor Park and Central av
Anthony John A., chief freight agent C. P. R. R. (S. F.) res
S s Central av bet Grand and Paru
Antone Manuel, hostler A. 0. and P. R. R., res N s Santa
Clara av bet Grand and Union
Apell Peter, calker and shipwright, res E s Bay bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Aradonz Miguel, laborer, res E s Oak bet San Antonio and
San Jose avs
Arana Veloz, laborer, res S s Central av bet bet St Mary
and St. John
Arff Frederick, butcher with Conrad Liese, res N s Pacific
av bet Oak and Walnut
Amies John, laborer, res N s Santa Clara av nr Paru
Arnold Elizabeth L. Miss, res S s Blanding av bet Park and
Everett
DIFnMtiftMT QP^IftS PQ A- D' WHITNEY. Proprietor.
rSLUlYIUnK crmHtso first class accommodations at all hours.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 489
Assessor (County) for Township, E. Minor Smith, office
Town Hall
Aughinbaugh Gideon, carpenter, res N s Central av bet Web-
ster and Third av
Ayer Isaac (Ayer & Benedict, Oakland) res E s Park bet
Encinal and San Jose avs
B
Bailey Clara A. Miss, dressmaker, res E s Park bet Encinal
and San Jose' avs
Bailey Samuel, real estate agent, res Lo}*al Oak Hotel
Baker B. F., res NW cor Buena Vista av and Walnut
Baker Christopher, cabinetmaker with H. Granz (S. F.) res
N s Buena Vista av bet Grand and Minturn
Baker Jennie, domestic with Robert Oakley
Bakes Nanny B. Mrs., res S s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Baldwin William, res S s Alameda av bet Park and Oak
Baley John, steward, res S s Van Buren nr Versail]es av
Ball John, policeman, res cor St. Charles and Central av
Bancroft A. J., butcher, shop and res W s Park bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Bannister Alfred, civil engineer, res SW cor Central av and
Broadway
Banta John, painter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Barber & Barker (James B. Barber and Frank A. Barker)
wood and coal, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara
avs
Barber Alfred S., clerk with Arthur S. Barber, res SW cor
High and Jackson
Barber Arthur F., bookkeeper with Arthur S. Barber, res
SW cor High and Jackson
BARBER ARTHUR S., general merchandise and postmaster,
NE cor Park and Webb av, res SW cor High and Jackson
Barber Enos W. (Brower & Barber) res N s Pacific av bet
Chestnut and Willow
Barber James B. (Barber & Barker) res AV s High bet Van
Buren and Jackson
Barker Eliza J. Mrs., res W s High bet Van Buren and Jack-
son
Barker Frank A. (Barber &. Barker) res W s High bet Van
Buren and Jackson
Barlow Albert, driver Whitney & Co's Express, res Loyal
Oak Hotel
Barlow David, tinsmith with Mills & Fischer, res Loyal Oak
Hotel
PIIRFRT £ HIINTFR BUYandsELLREALESTAT£and mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
490 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
BARLOW HENRY S., proprietor Loyal Oak Hotel, E s
Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Baroteau Alphonse, machinist, res N W cor Railroad av and
Grand
BAROTEAU AUGUST, proprietor Central Garden, and
groceries and liquors, store and res NW cor Railroad av
and Grand
Barron Victorine, res S s San Jose av bet Walnut and Wil-
low
Barry James C, janitor Harmonie Hall, W s Paru bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Barry Sarah D. Miss, principal Park-st Primarv School, res
S. F.
Barton J., president Union Pacific Salt Co. (S. F.) res SW
cor Everett and Webb av
Barton Joseph N., res S s Santa Clara av bet Prospect and
McPherson
Barton P. W., insurance, res E s Park nr Central av
Bassell George, butcher with Conrad Liese, res Loyal Oak
Hotel
Baudoin A., dyer and scourer, store and res E s Park bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Bateman Abraham, miner, res N s Railroad av bet Paru and
St. Mary
Bates Charles A., teamster, res High opp Monroe
Bates Stephen, farmer, res High opp Monroe
Bates Thomas W., salesman (S. F.j res SW cor Van Buren
and Mound
Beck Ludwig, manager Svea and Helvetia Ins. Co's (S. F.)
res S s Santa Clara nr McPherson
Becker Charles, with E. M. Derby & Co., res Loyal Oak
Hotel
Benaux Margaret Mine., res W s Webster bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
Benedict B., farmer, Bay Farm Island
Benn Ferdinand, carpenter, res N s Central av bet Second
and Third avs
Bentzen Andrew, laborer with Samuel Orr, res Spruce nr
Davenport
Berry Alfred S., teamster, res NE cor Central av and Mc-
Pherson
Best John, furniture (S. F.) res E s Park bet Alameda and
Encinal avs
Betholt Bennet, cpiarryrnan, res E s Oak bet Clinton and
Bay avs
Biggs AYilliam, carpenter, res NE cor Eagle av and Broadway
[}o to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Driye and elegant Dinner KJMP
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
491
Bird George, teamster, res Woodstock, Alameda Point
Bird Harry, teamster with George Bird, res Woodstock, Al-
ameda Point
Bishop James Mrs., res NW cor Park and Central av
Bishop Leander H., res N s Clement av bet Everett and
Broadway
Bishop McKendree F., dentist, E s Park bet Lincoln and
Santa Clara avs, res N s Clement av bet Everett and
Broadway
Biss William C, butcher with Conrad Liese, res cor Oak
and Park alley
Bissell George B., teacher Boys' High School S.F.)res NW
cor Railroad av and Concordia
Bleymana Edward, proprietor Bleymann's Retreat, Ns Cen-
tral av bet Prospect and McPherson
Bleymann's Retreat (boarding and lodging) Edward Bley-
mann proprietor, N s Central av bet Prospect and Mc-
Pherson
Board of School Directors, Cyrus Wilson president, office
Town Hall
Board of Trustees, Henry Robinson president, office Town
Hall
BOEHMER F. & CO. (Fred. Boehmer and Carl Peterson)
wholesale wines, liquors, grain and hay, W s Park bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Boehmer Fred. (F. Boehmer & Co.) res SE cor Central av
and Park
Bones J. W., res W s College av nr Monroe
Borde Julius, boot crimper, res N s Railroad av bet Oak
and Walnut
Bourguignon Emile, cook with August Baroteau, res NW
cor Railroad av and Grand
Bowen R. P. Mrs., res SW cor Eagle av and Everett
Bowman Henry, farmer Ba3' Farm Island
Bradbury Andrew F., salesman (S. F.) res NW cor Railroad
av and Oak
Brader Manuel, laborer, res W s McPherson bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Bradley John J., res W s Park bet Clinton and Bay avs
Bradley Mary, domestic with H. H. Haight
Bradley Owen, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Bradley Theodore, superintendent Public Schools, res SW
cor Railroad av and Grand
Brand A., res N s Pacific av bet Oak and Walnut
BREMER HERMAN, proprietor Schuetzen Park, S s Cen-
tral av bet Prospect and McPherson
"Ml DCDT P UHK9TPD f real estate and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.;
JlLDLill & nUll I En I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J cr Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
492 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Bremer Otto, with Herman Bremer, res Schuetzen Park
Brennan John, laborer, res W s Mound nr Monroe
Brewer Harry, carpenter, res NE cor Mound and Monroe
Brewster F. T., U. S. gauger, res W s Foley nr Buena
Yista av
Britt Patrick, farmer, res S s Central av bet Prospect and
Webster
Britton John, res W s Clinton av bet Oak and Walnut
BRIXIS EDWARD, proprietor White House Hotel, NW
cor High and Monroe
Brock Christian C, ship owner, res S s Railroad av bet Oak
and Walnut
Brogan Nicholas, gardener, res E s High bet Van Buren
and Jackson
Brooks John, cook, res E s St. George nr King's av
Brooks Joseph, laborer, res NW cor Bay and Central av
Brooks Manuel, lumberman, res E s St. George nr King's av
Brower & Barber (William Brower and Enos W. Barber)
proprietors Alameda Dairy, N s Pacific av bet Willow
and Chestnut
Brower William (Brower & Barber) res N s Pacific av bet
Willow and Chestnut
Brown C. A., carpenter and builder, res cor Encinal av and
Walnut
Brown Christian, master mariner, res S s Santa Clara av bet
Walnut and Willow
Brown Edward, fire insurance (S. F.) res W s Park av nr
Central av
Brown J. K., master C. P. R. R. stmr Oakland, res S s
Santa Clara av bet Oak and Walnut
Brown Joseph, gardener, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Brown Richard L., sign painter, res W s Broadway bet
Central and Santa Clara avs
Brown Thomas H., operator Am. Dist. Tel. Co., res S s
Santa Clara av bet Oak and Walnut
Brown William W., with Pacific Cordage Co., res S s Van
Buren bet Versailles av and Mound
Browne David S., nurseryman, res N s Buena Vista av nr
Broadway
Brugo Manuel, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co.
Brunet Louis N., res S s Central av bet Third av and Web-
ster
Burnham Emory J., clerk with Arthur S. Barber, res NE
cor Park and Webb av
Bush Fred., expressman, res N s Clement av bet Everett
and Broadway
PIFRMDNT ^PRINP9 AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY *Propr.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 493
Bushman Herman, carpenter, res S s Clinton av bet Chest-
nut and Willow
Butler Lydia R. Mrs., res W s Oak bet Pacific and Bail-
road avs
Butt Christina, domestic with Frederick Boehmer
Butts George, carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Byler William P., blacksmith, W s Webster bet Railroad
and Pacific avs, res E s Webster bet Railroad and Pa-
cific avs
Bynon Alfred A., printer, res E s Park bet Alameda and
Encinal avs
C
Cabral John, farmer, foot Mound
Cahen August, res SE cor Pacific av and Hibbard
Calhan David, furniture and upholsterer, shop and res E s
Park bet Webb and Santa Clara avs
Calvin Henry, seaman, res cor Pine and Santa Clara av
Campbell Isaac W., carriage trimmer (S. F.) res W s St.
George nr Buena Vista av
Cannon Catherine, domestic with S. L. Mastick
Cardinet Emil H., fish dealer (S. F.) res Ns Monroe nr
Mound
Carlisle M. J. Mrs., res Yosemite Hotel
Carlson Fredrick, carpenter and builder, res N s Railroad
av bet Park and Oak
Cartlidge Arthur, commission merchant (S. F.) res Webb
"~ _ av nr Broadway
Caster James L., compositor (S. F.) E s Park bet Alameda
and Encinal av3
Caswell Charles C, clerk with C. B. Elbe, res W s Park bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Cavanaugh Catherine, res N s Eagle av bet Everett and
Broadway
Cavanaugh Ellen, domestic with O. J. Preston
Cellarius Charles, wholesale liquors (S. F.) res W s Web-
ster bet Santa Clara and Railroad avs
CENTRAL, GARDEN, A. Baroteau proprietor, KW cor
Railroad av and Grand
Chamberlain William H. (Chamberlain & Powers, Oakland)
res SW cor St. George and Central av
Channell Brackett F., mining, res S s Webb av bet Park
and Everett
Pil RFRT H HIINTFR I REAL ESTA-TE a-nd-N-s--RA-N-c-E AGENTS* 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
494 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Chaplin James, accountant (S. F.) res W s Willow bet Ala-
meda and Encinal avs
Chapman M. Mrs., res Mastick Station
Chapman V. S., real estate, res S s Railroad av bet Pros-
pect and Webster
Cheminant Alexis S., deputy Recorder, res SE cor Pacific
av and Oak
Cheney F. M., farmer, res E s Versailles av nr Monroe
Cheney L. A. Miss, teacher Alameda Grammar School, res
E s Versailles av nr Monroe
Chipman John H., carpenter, res SE cor Buena Vista av
and Union
Chisholm David F., watchman C. P.P. P., res SE cor Paru
and Encinal av
Christensen C. E. T., cooper, res E s St. George bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Christensen C. Mrs., res cor High and Madison
Christiansen Charles W. F., contractor and builder and
saloon, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs, res
S s Santa Clara av bet Oak and Walnut
Christiansen Henry, bartender with Charles W. F. Chris-
tiansen
CHRIST'S CHURCH (Episcopal) Rev. G. H. Ward rector,
NW cor Santa Clara av and Oak
Clapp Frank W., wheelwright (S. F.) res S s Alameda av
bet Walnut and Oak
CLARK JOSEPH W., postmaster Encinal Post Office, Jus-
tice of the Peace and real estate agent, office and res W
s Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Clarney Ann Miss, res E s Park bet Clinton and Bay avs
Cleveland A., farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Clement Geraldine, widow, res S s Eagle av bet Park and
Everett
Clement Wesley B., res SE cor Eagle av and Park
Clinton H. M., books, stationery and wallpaper, W s Park
bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Coey David N., weighing clerk U. S. Mint (S. F.) res N s
Webb av bet Park and Everett
Cohen Alfred A., atty-at-law (S. F.) res Versailles av foot of
Buena Vista av
Cohen Alexander A., res S s Santa Clara av bet Piospect
and McPherson
Cohn Jesus, laborer, res E s Mound nr Monroe
Cole Clement L., engineer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Collins August, ironer with Charles Schumacher, res S s
San Antonio av bet Walnut and Willow
A beautiful Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS THBSS5?>raOM
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 495
Combs Abbie, widow, res S^V cor Pacific av and Oak
Concarmon Luke, laborer, res SW cor Mound and Van
Buren
Conner John (T. W. Floyd & Co., S. F.) res S s Railroad
av bet St. Mary and Paru
Connor Peter R., farmer, res S s Van Buren bet Versailles
and Mound
Conrad George, Cosmopolitan "Wine and Billiard Room and
Restaurant, SW cor Park and Webb av
Conrad John, carpenter, res N s Central av bet Prospect
and McPlierson
Conrad Philopena, widow, res N s Central av bet Prospect
and McPlierson
Constables — Samuel Orr and Gary Moulton, office at Jus-
tices' office
Conway Michael, nightwatchman C. P. R. R., res SW cor
Railroad av and Oak
Cook Alexander (O. T. Ames & Co.) res Yosemite Hotel
Cook Anna M., dressmaker, res SW cor High and Central av
Cook James (Dever & Cook) res N s Webb av bet Park and
Everett
Cook Napoleon B., carpenter, res SW cor High and Cen-
tral av
Cook Oliver, gardener, res SW cor Railroad av and Grand
Cook — Mrs., res S s Santa Clara av bet Park and Oak
Coolbaugh David H., laborer with Alfred A. Cohen
Cooper — , res E s Versailles nr Monroe
Corbett Alexander C, contractor (S. F.) res SE cor Ver-
sailles av and Monroe
Corey Serril, res W s Mound nr Monroe
Corry John, laborer C. P. R. R., res cor Railroad av and
Oak
Corry Michael, laborer, res Fasking's Park
Cosby E., clerk with E. B. Keene, res Yosemite Hotel
Cotton Henry W., carpenter and builder, res S s Pacific av
bet Walnut and Oak
Coughlin Timothy L., signpainter and grainer (Oakland) res
S s Central av bet Prospect and McPherson
County Assessor for Township — E. Minor Smith, office
Town Hall
Coy Edwin, plumber, res NW cor St. Paul and Santa Clara
av
Coy Frank, real estate (S. F.) res NW cor St. Paul and
Santa Clara av
Craven Andrew F., principal Alameda High School, res
Oakland
II RFRT Z HIINTFR AGENTb F0R SAN FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
496 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Crist Ella, domestic with Joseph Knowland
Crist Henry B., atty-at-law, res S s Central av bet Park and
Broadway
Crosby E. O., atty-at-law, res W s Foley nr Bnena Vista av
Cruz Antonio, laborer, res St. George nr King's av
Crowe W. H., saddler, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Cunningham P., laborer, res S s Pacific av bet Webster and
Third av
Currier W., laborer, res W s McPherson bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
Curry James, fireman C. P. P. P., res Yosemite Hotel
Curry James, sectionman, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Curtin Mary H., domestic with H. F. Shepardson
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman (S. F.) res E s High bet Cen-
tral av and Van Buren
Curvey John (Hally & Curvey) res NE cor Everett and Cen-
tral av
D
D'Oyly Nigel, master mariner, res NE cor Pailroad av and
"St. Paul
Daemon & Landvogt (Keinhardt Daemon and John Land-
vogt) bakery and confectionery, W s Park bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Daemon Bernhardt (Daemon & Landvogt) res W s Park bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Damon Charles W., teamster, res N s Santa Clara av bet
Oak and Walnut
Davenport Matthew, res junction Pacific and Railroad avs
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank of California (S. F.)
res junction Pacific and Railroad avs
Davidson A. W., clerk with D. L. Munson, res E s Everett
bet Eagle and Clement avs
Davidson John W., farmer, res Buena Vista av bet St.
George and St. Paul
Davidson Thomas N., res Buena Vista av bet St. George
and St. Paul
Davison Richard, farmer, res N s Pacific av near St. Paul
Dawson Jacob W., contractor and builder, res S s Buena
Vista av bet Chestnut and Willow
Daj'ton James, laborer, res NE cor Court and Jackson
DeClare Frank, tailor, res SE cor Oak and Alameda av
Decker Maria, widow, res W s Court bet Central av and
Van Buren
*!Fnsvin!\ST ^priwp^ first class h°tel f°r summer boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 497
Delanoy Frederick N., with C, P. E. R,. (S. F.) res TV s
Park av nr Central av
DeNett Louis, carpenter, res Cottage nr Santa Clara av
DERBY E. M. & CO. (E. M. Derby and Geo. H. Payne)
lumber dealers, Alameda wharf, office 226 Clay, S. F.
Derby E. M. (E. M. Derby & Co.) res Fruit Yale
Derby O. E., telegraph operator with E. M. Derby & Co.,
res Fruit Yale
Dever & Cook (Jackson Dever and James Cook) plasterers
and whiteners, E s Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Dever Jackson (Dever & Cook) res Loyal Oak Hotel
DITTMAR CHAS., saloon and res TV s Park bet Railroad and S
Santa Clara avs I Pi
Dodge Arthur C, insurance solicitor, res STV cor Yan Bu- 3
ren and Fountain i i
Dolan D. TV., Lieutenant U. S. A., res E s Everett bet Cle- i S
ment and Blanding avs
Donahue John, laborer C. P. R. R., res NTV cor Railroad
av and Oak
Donahue John, stockbroker (S. F.) res Loj-al Oak Hotel
av and Oak
Doud Henry, machinist, res Loyal Oak Hotel
E
Earll Frederick A. (TV. Earll & Son) res NTV cor Oak and
Buena Yista av
Earll Warner (TV. Earll & Son and Earll & Rand) atty-at-
law (Oakland) res Fruit Yale
C
Donahue Martin, laborer C. P. R. R., res NW cor Railroad C*
8
Dorham intone, laborer, res E s Mound nr Monroe •£
^
Dows Henry J., with Smelting Works, res W s High nr "^
Railroad crossing
Doyle John J., harnessmaker with M. C. Doyle, res Lo}Tal
Oak Hotel
Doyle M. C, saddle and harnessmaker, W s Park bet Rail-
road and Pacific avs
Drake Charles S., jeweler (S. F.) res W s Park bet Clinton
and Bay avs
Durein John, boots and shoes, store and res W s Park bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Dye Mortimer A., reporter with TVm. M. Dye (S. F.) res N
s Eagle av bet Park and Everett
Dye William M., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co. (S. F.) res N s Eagle av bet Park and
Everett
"MIREQT 9 UillMTTD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UiLDLn I OC hUil I Lit NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
32
Woodward & Taggart- HO IVIES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
498 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
EARLL W. & SON (Warner arid Frederick A. Earll) hay,
grain, wood and coal, WT s Webster bet Railroad and
Pacific ava
Edwards John, laborer, res N s Bay nr Central av
Eichler .Rudolph, physician, office and res E s Park nr Cen-
tral av
Eickhoff John H., poultry (S. F.) res W s Broadway bet
Lincoln and Buena Vista ays
ELBE C. B., druggist and chemist, W s Park bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Ellery Epes, real estate (S. F.) res NE cor Santa Clara av
and St. Paul
Elliott G. F. Rev., res Park bet Encinal and San Jose' avs
Elliott H. 0., teamster (S. F.) res S s Central av bet Oak
and Walnut
Ellsworth John, atty-at-law, res Yosemite Hotel
ENCINAL COAL YARD, Wr. Earll <fc Son proprietors, W
s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Encinal Dairy, Hardman & Co. proprietors, S s Pacific av
bet Chestnut and Willow
Encinal Park House, Wm. Horst proprietor, SE cor Santa
Clara av and McPherson
ENCINAL POST OFFICE, Joseph W. Clark postmaster,
Wr s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Encinal School, E. L. Knowlton principal, NW cor Bay and
Santa Clara av
Encinos Leonardo, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co., res
Central av nr Charles
Erichson Erich, laborer, res W s Bay nr Central av
Ernst Hermann, bookkeeper with L. Feldmann & Co.(S. F.)
res N s Railroad av bet Walnut and Oak
Ernst H. Mrs., res N s Railroad av bet Walnut and Oak
Evans Maria, domestic with James M. Gray
Everett Frank, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Everts — Mrs., res S s Central av bet Park and Broadway
Falck Adolph, clerk, res SW cor Santa Clara av and Web-
ster
Farres John, master mariner, res SW cor Railroad av and
Prospect
Farwell J. D., superintendent Pacific Cordage Co., res nr
works
JiETnMn^T UnTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now ofers
1 L U III U M 1 HUICL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 499
FASSKING LOUIS, proprietor Fassking's Park and Hotel,
S s Railroad av bet Grand and Union
FASSKING'S PARK, Louis Fassking proprietor, S s Rail-
road av bet Grand and Union
Fay Mary, domestic with Nathan Porter
Fee John, carpenter, res E s Everett bet Clement and Bland-
ing avs
Felley Philomen, blindmaker Pioneer Planing Mill (Oak-
land) res N s San Jose' av bet Park and Oak
Feno Manuel F., fireman C. P. R. R., res NW cor Buena
Vista av and Park
Fernbach Morris, clerk (S. F.) res E s Park opp Alameda av
Feyge Albert, clerk, res S s Central av bet Prospect and
W ebster
Finley John B., porter (S F.) res Alameda av nr Willow
First Presbyterian Church, R. L. Tabor pastor, SW cor
Central and Versailles avs
Fischer Charles (Mills & Fischer) res W s Hibbard bet Rail-
road and Pacific avs
Fish Sherman J., carpenter, res W s Versailles av bet Cen-
tral av and Monroe
Fisher A. A., carpenter, res SW cor Park and Pacific av
Fisher George, proprietor High-st House, W s High nr
Railroad crossing
Fisher P. E., carpenter, res SW cor Park and Pacific av
Fisher Samuel, res S s Santa Clara av bet Paru and St.
Mary
Fisher Samuel jr., telegraph operator American District Tel.
Co. (S. F.) res S s Santa Clara av bet Paru and St.
Mary
Fisher W. Parker, "carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Fisher Watson T., res S s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Fitch Mary A. Mrs., res NW cor Railroad av and St. Paul
Fitch Thaddeus S., mining secretary (S. F.) res NW cor St.
Paul and Railroad av
Fletcher Isaac D., teamster, res E s Park bet Pacific and
Buena Vista avs
Flores Juan, laborer, res S s Central av bet St. Mary and
St. John
Foley James, coachman with S. L. Mastick
Foley Patrick, gardener with E. B. Mastick
Fordham William, agent S. F. Chronicle, res SW cor Pacific
av and Grand
Foster Charles H., architect and builder, res E s Park nr
Webb av
Fox George, farmer, res foot Versailles av
RILRFRT % HNNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
500 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Fox Julius, res W s St. John nr Railroad av
Frank Andrew, wines, liquors, cigars and tobacco, store and
res E s Oak bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Frank Samuel, clerk (S. F.) res W s Prospect nr Railroad av
Frazier Rachael, res cor Mound and Jackson
Freitas Antone J., laborer C. P. R. R., res W s Mound bet
Van Buren and Jackson
Frey G., carpenter, res E s Bay nr Railroad av
FRODDEN & GODBERSEN, ( Tolkert Frodden and Adolph
Godbersen) carpenters and builders, NE cor Santa Clara
av and Encinal
Frodden Volkert (Frodden & Godbersen) res NE cor Santa
Clara av and Encinal
Fromhein Julius, fruit (S. F.) res NE cor Railroad av and
Paru
Fromm August, carpenter, res E s Second av bet Santa
Clara and Railroad avs
G
Gadin John B., millwright, res E s Bay nr Railroad av
Galey John, laborer, res SE cor Oak and San Antonio av
Gallagher Edward, boots and shoes, E s Park bet Lincoln
and Webb avs, res W s Walnut bet Pacific and Buena
Yista avs
Gallagher James, clerk with Edward Gallagher, res W s
Walnut bet Pacific and Buena Vista avs
Gamba L., proprietor Gamba's Retreat, N s Railroad avbet
Paru and St. Mary
Gamba's Retreat, L. Gamba proprietor, N s Railroad av bet
Paru and St. Mary
Garlock Henry, with Smelting Works, res W s High nr
Railroad crossing
GateleyJohn, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., res cor Kellogg
and Pacific av
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith, res S s Santa Clara avbet St. Mary
and Pine
Geany Timothy, gardener, res cor St. Paul and King's av
Geeney John, laborer C. P. R. R., res San Antonio av nr
Oak
Gempke Francis, res NE cor Railroad av and Schiller
German School, William Schmidt principal, W s Prospect
bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Gi Sing (Chinese) laundry, S s Pacific av nr Paru
Gibbons Robinson, draughtsman with U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral (S. F.) res S s Central av nr Park a v
FOvRieA„r GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «"• PIEDMONT SPRINGS
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 501
Gibbons William, atty-at-law (S. F.) res NE cor Pearl and
Monroe
Gibbons William P., physician, res S s Central av bet Park
av and Broadway
Giblin Joseph, gardener, res High opp Central av
GILBERT & HUNTER (Adam C. Gilbert and Wm. B.
Hunter) real estate, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs, and 224 Montgomery, rooms 2-3, S. F.
Gilbert Adam C. (Gilbert & Hunter) res NW cor Lincoln av
and Everett
Gilman Francis, res S s Central av bet First and Second avs
Gilman John T., lumberman, res S s Central av bet First
and Second avs
Glas Frank, res S s Railroad av bet Park and Oak
Glick Jacob, res NE cor Central av and St. Mary
Godbersen Adolph (Frodden & Godbersen) res NE cor
Santa Clara av and Encinal
Graham Joseph M., res E s Park bet Clinton and Bay avs
Gray James M., commission merchant (S. F.) res SE cor
Oak and Central av
Gray Joel, carpenter, res NE cor Broadway and Central av
Green Alonzo, proprietor Rural House, S s Central av bet
Prospect and Webster
Green Gardner, shoemaker, S s Santa Clara av bet Webster
and Third av
Green J. Henry, painter, res Rural House
Green John, wool, res N s Santa Clara av bet Oak and
Walnut
Greene Theodore, dry, fancy and furnishing goods, E s Park
bet Lincoln and Webb avs, res Yosemite Hotel
Griffin Margaret, domestic with John Conner
Griffitts George H., driver with Brower & Barber, res N s
Pacific av bet Chestnut and Willow
Griffitts Lincoln, driver with Brower & Barber, res N s Pa-
cific av bet Chestnut and Willow
Griswold Norman W., travelling agent with McKeon, Ha-
gen & Co. (S. F.) res N s Central av bet Park and Oak
Grunewald George (Boca Brewing Co.) res SW Railroad
and Third avs
Gudopp Augusta, res S s Central av bet Prospect and
Webster
Gudopp Henrietta, widow, res S s Central av _bet Prospect
and Webster
Gudopp Wm., res S s Central av bet Prospect and WTebster
Gunn John, farmer, res N s Buena. Vista av bet Grand and
Minturn
Pll RFRT £ HS1NTFR REAL ESTATE AND insurance agents,
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TA6GART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
502 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Guthrey James, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Guthrey John, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
H
Hackett Martin, laborer, res NE cor Santa Clara av and Bay
Hague John, car driver, res SW cor Santa Clara av and St.
John
Haight H. H., atty-at-law (S. F.) res W s First av bet Cen-
tral and Railroad avs
Haile Charles H., nurseryman, cor Monroe and Peach
Haile Louise, widow, res W s High bet Central av and Van
Buren
Haley Robert, millhand Oakland Planing Mill, res cor Tay-
lor and Third av
Hall Benjamin, porter with J. C. Merrill & Co. (S. F.) res
W s High nr Railroad crossing
Hall Gilbert C. (Tobin, Davisson & Co., S. F.) res SW cor
Central av and Grand
Hally & Curvey (Frank Hally and John Curvey) carriage-
makers and blacksmiths, E s Park opp Pacific av
Hally Frank (Hally & Curvey) res E s Broadway bet Central
av and Monroe
Ham Charles H., principal Broadway Grammar School
CS. F.) (and Hardman & Co.) res SE cor Chestnut and
Pacific av
Ham Charles W., broker (S. F.) res W s Grand bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Hamer Frank D., compositor The Alameda Encinal, res SE
cor Park and Webb av
Hamer George L. (G. L. Hamer & Co.) res W s High bet
Monroe and Jackson
Hamer G. L. & Co. (George L. and James A. Hamer) dairy-
men, W s High bet Monroe and Jackson
Hamer James A. (G. L. Hamer & Co.) res W s High bet
Monroe and Jackson
Hamer Solomon S., teamster, res W s High bet Monroe and
Jackson
Hamilton James, blacksmith, res E s Everett bet Clement
and Blanding avs
Hammond Abraham, shipwright, res S s Clinton av bet
Chestnut *and Willow
Hammond James, carpenter, res Broadway nr Central av
Hammond William, gardener, res S s Buena Vista av bet
Willow and Chestnut
'IFHEVinNT RPRINT9 A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 503
Hang Lee (Chinese) laundry, IS s Railroad av nr Park
Hanley 8. C, carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Hansen D. W., brakeman, res S s Webb av bet Park and
Everett
Hansen James, carpenter, res N s Railroad av bet Union and
Schiller
Hansen William, engineer, res N s Central av bet Walnut
and Willow
Hanson James, master mariner, res SE cor Buena Vista av
and Walnut
Haralson Wr. D., bridge tender Bay Farm Island Bridge
Harbaugh Felix V., molder Union Iron Works (S. F.) res
S s Alameda av bet Chestnut and Willow
Harbaugh Louisa, widow, res S s Alameda av bet Chestnut
and Willow •
Harbaugh William A., gardener with J. C. Siegfried
Hardes Christian, carpenter, resMcPhersonnr Santa Clara av
Hardman & Co. (James H. Hardman and Charles H. Ham)
proprietors Encinal Dairy, S s Pacific av bet Chestnut
and Willow
Hardman James H., with Pac. Ref. and Bullion Ex. (S. F.)
(and Hardman & Co.) res SE cor Chestnut and Pacific av
Hardman James W., manager Encinal Dairy, res SE cor
Pacific av and Chestnut
Hardmeyer William, clerk with D. L. Munson, res N s Buena
Vista av bet Minturn and Union
Harmonie Hall, W s Paru bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Harnden Frederick A., accountant (S. F.) res foot Broadway
Harnden William H., clerk (S. F.) res foot Broadway
Harper Thomas, with Whitney & Go's Express, res S s Webb
av bet Park and Everett
Harrington S., res S s Eagle av bet Everett and Broadway
Harris Rebecca Mrs., res W s Oak bet Pacific and Railroad
avs
Hartman Frederick, laborer, res S s Buena Vista av bet
Grand and Minturn
Hartmann Ernst, professor music, res N s Buena Vista av
bet Everett and Broadway
Hartwick Abel S., with W. P. Byler, res N s Railroad av bet
Webster and Third av
Haskell George H. H., with California Mills (S. F.) res S s
Alameda av bet Oak and Walnut
Haskell James, res S s Buena Vista av bet Oak and Walnut
Haskell Walter, insurance agent (Oakland) res SE cor Eagle
av and Park
Hassell Abdallah, carpenter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Pll RFRT & HilNTFR AGENTS F_.? sanfmncisco and alameda property,
Office. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Properly for Sale.
504 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Hastings Samuel A., farmer, foot Broadway
Havens Carrie Miss, teacher Alameda High School, res Cen-
tral av bet Park and Broadway
Hawkins George, gardener, res E s First av bet Railroad and
Central avs
Hayes John W., clerk, res Yosemite Hotel
HAYSEIiDEN & SON (Thomas and James Hayselden) real
estate associates, contractors, etc., E s Park av nr Cen-
tral av
Hayselden James (Hayselden & Son) res E s Park av nr Cen-
tral av
Hayselden Thomas (Hayselden & Son) res E s Park av nr
Central av
Heacock H. B. Rev., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church,
res E s Park ift bet Central and Alameda avs
HEAD R. G., contractor and builder, res S s Santa Clara
av bet St. John and St. Paul
Head William, contractor and builder, re£ S s Santa Clara
av bet St. John and St. Paul
Hebert Achille L., lapidary, res S s Alameda av bet Oak and
Walnut
Heeney — Mrs., res Market nr Adams
Heffren William H., student, res Yosemite Hotel
Hegelund Jacob, fish and oysters, store and res W s Park
bet Central and Alameda avs
Henderson — , carpenter, res W s Everett bet Santa Clara
and Central avs
Henry B. R., with California Mills (S. F.) res S s Alameda
av bet Oak and Walnut
Herbert Henry V., atty-at-law C. P. R. R. (S. F.) res S s
Santa Clara av bet Prospect and McPherson
Herbert Sidney C, surveyor and conveyancer (S. F.) res Ss
Santa Clara av bet Prospect and McPherson
Herrlich J. Mine., res W s Webster bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
Hess Alexander, homeopathic physician and surgeon, office
and res NE cor Park and Pacific av
Hicken Louis, school teacher, res N s Railroad av bet Park
and Oak
Hickman George, lumberman with E. M. Derby & Co., res
W s St. George bet Pacific and Buena Vista avs
High Street House, George Fisher proprietor, W s High nr
Railroad crossing
Highton Edward R., real estate, res S s Eagle av bet Everett
and Broadway
rltUiYluaM I OrHllibb FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 505
Hill & Weatherwax (Mrs. M. R. 'Hill and Mrs. M. J. Weath-
erwax) milliners, dressmakers and agents Dr. Warner's
Health Corsets and Remington S. M. Co., E s .Park bet
Lincoln and Webb avs
Hill John B. Rev., agent Methodist Book Depository (S. F.)
res S s Clement av bet Everett and Broadway
Hill M. R. Mrs. (Hill & Weatherwax) res S s Clement av bet
Broadway and Everett
Hill Owen C, res S s Clement av bet Broadway and Everett
Hirsch Anna, domestic with J. C. Siegfried
Hitchcock W. P., insurance agent (Oakland) res SE cor
Buena Vista av and Everett
Hoag Horace, res S s Central av bet Park and Broadway
Hobler George, res E s Court bet Central av and Van Buren
Hoeck Jacob, carpenter, res S s Railroad av bet St. John
and St. Mary
Hofmann Adolph, clerk with H. Kustel & Co., res SE cor
Railroad av and Webster
Hofmann E. Mrs. (H. Kustel & Co.) res Melrose
Holman Edward, plumber, res N s Railroad av bet St. Mary
and St. John
Holman Friend H., agent Potrero Distillery, res N s Rail-
road av bet St. Mary and St. John
Holmes Frank, sign painter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Holmes George, master mariner, res W s Webster bet Pacific
and Buena Vista avs
Holsen Neils, gardener with H. H. Haight
Holtz Frederick, clerk (S. F.) res SE cor Webster and Rail-
road av
Holtz William, res SE cor Webster and Railroad av
Hook John, driver A. O. & P. R. R., res Fassking's Park
Hooper John, carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Hopkins Thomas, res S s Jackson bet Court and Fountain
Horst William, proprietor Encinal Park House, SE cor Santa
Clara av and McPherson
Horton Mary, widow, res E s High nr Jefferson
Howe — , farmer, res N s Buena Vista av bet Grand and
Paru
Huf Frederick, blacksmith, res E s St. George bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Hughes George, commission merchant (S. F.) res SE cor St.
Paul and Railroad av
Hunter William B. (Gilbert & Hunter) res S. F.
I'iilRFRT & HISNTFR BUYandSELLREALiISTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
506 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
I
Ikeman Joseph, plasterer, res NW cor Fountain and Van
Buren
Ingram Frederick J., res NE cor Pine and Davenport
Ingram Herbert S., res NE cor Pine and Davenport
Ingram James G., res N s Central av bet Webster and
Third av
Ingram Robert H., hat presser (Oakland) res SW cor Oak
and Alameda av
Innes Alexander, farmer, res N s Railroad av nr Webster
Insen G., laborer, res NW cor Bay and Central av
Isaacs S., res SW cor Park and Encinal av
J
Jacobson F., res SE cor Pacific av and Schiller
Jacobson Jacob E., master mariner, res N s Central av bet
Walnut and Willow
Jamieson E. Mrs., res N s Santa Clara av bet Park and Oak
Jamieson John C, carpenter, res N s Santa Clara av bet
Park and Oak
Jansen Jacob, master mariner, res N s Pacific av bet Walnut
and Oak
Jaquith William K., carpenter and builder, res SW cor
Buena Vista av and Walnut
Jarr Peter, res San Antonia av nr Walnut
JEFFERSON M. S. Miss, operator A. & P. Tel. Co., and
station agent C. P. R. R., res Yosemite Hotel
Jenks Levi, res SE cor Eagle av and Everett
Jenner William A., real estate, res S s Santa Clara av bet
Park and Oak
Jennings — , master mariner, res SE cor Buena Vista av and
Schiller
Jensen Henry, master mariner, res NW cor Pacific av and
Chestnut
Jensen Ole, cooper (S. F.) res W s Walnut bet Pacific and
Buena Vista avs
Jerome Antonio, res E s Park av bet Santa Clara and Central
avs
Jod Julius, res SW cor Oak and Buena Vista av
Johns Charles T., editor and manager Alameda Messenger,
office Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs, res N s
Ciement av bet Everett and Broadway
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Diinier DAYorN,GH1
only 3 miles.
Jrink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 507
Johns William F., mining superintendent, res N s Santa
Clara av bet Chestnut and Willow
Johnson A. H. Mrs., res S s Eagle av bet Everett and
Broadway
Johnson Charles K., carpenter, res Railroad av nr Paru
Johnson James, blacksmith, res S s Central av bet Prospect
and Webster
Johnson William H., clerk with Arthur S. Barber, res S s
Pacific av bet Oak and Walnut
Johnson William M., carpenter and builder, res Ss Railroad
av nr Paru
Jones Nathaniel A., machinist with W. D. Co., res Pine nr
Davenport
Justices of the Peace : J. W. Clark, office W s Webster bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs, Mastick Station ; Charles
M. Radcliff, office E s Park bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral avs, Alameda Station
K
Kable Thomas, well borer, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Kaesar Christina, domestic with Gustave Mayrisch
Kalis F. J., barber, SW cor Park and Railroad av
Kaiser John, gardener, res S s Central av bet Webster and
Third av
Karstadt Frederick, res W s Park bet Railroad and Santa
Clara av
Kaselau Charles, contractor and builder, res N s Pacific av
bet Walnut and Oak
KAY I. N., proprietor Yosemite Hotel, E s Park bet Lin-
coln and Webb avs
Keene Edward B., apothecary, W s Park bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs, res Yosemite Hotel
Keeney Samuel, ropemaker Pacific Cordage Co., res nr
works
Kelly Ellen, widow, res E s Park bet Central and Santa
Clara avs
Kelly James, farmer, res S s Van Buren bet Versailles av
and Mound
Kelly Patrick J., gardener, res W s High nr Central av
Kenzie W. W., shipwright, res Yosemite Hotel
Kerbie Katie, domestic with E. J. White
Kervan Lulu Miss, principal West End Primary School, res
(S. F.)
PIIRFRTJfc HIlNTFR fREALESTATtandLNSuRAN_c.E agents} 224 Montgomery, s.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
50S ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Kimball Charles H., carpenter, res N s Santa Clara av bet
Park and Oak
Kimball Edward, carpenter, res S s Buena Yista av bet
Schiller and Lafayette
King Adam, carpenter, res Buena Vista av bet Union and
Schiller
King Frederica, domestic, Fassking's Park
Kinley Wallace, with Cal. Mill (S. P.) res S s Alameda av
bet Oak and Walnut
Kirk Robert, real estate, res N s Railroad av bet Walnut
and Oak
Kirk Serena Miss, res N s Railroad av bet Oak and Walnut
Klein — , res S s Santa Clara av bet Grand and Paru
Knowland Joseph (Knowland & Doe, S. F.) res N s Lincoln
av bet Park and Everett
Knowlton Edwin L., principal Encinal School, res W s
Webster bet Pacific and Railroad avs
Koeford H. L., carpenter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Koenig Louis, carpenter and builder, res Fassking's Park
Koss William, with Henry Mencke, res SW cor King's av
and St. Charles
Krapf Albert, with Victor Ruthardt, res NW cor Santa Clara
and Third avs
Krauth Frank J., compositor The Alameda Encinal, resE s
Park bet Eagle and Clement avs
KRAUTH FREDERICK K, proprietor and publisher The
Alameda Encinal, E. s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs,
res E s Park bet Eagle and Clement avs
Krauth Frederick K. jr., policeman, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Kreger August, blacksmith, res High-st House
Kroffig Anna, domestic with V. S. Chapman
Kurtz B. C, clerk (S. F.) res E s Minturn bet Railroad and
Pacific avs
KUSTEL H. & CO. (Henry Kustel and Mrs. E. Hofmann)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Webster and Railroad av
Kustel Guido, mining engineer, res S s Railroad av bet
Prospect and Webster
Kustel Henry (H. Kustel & Co.) res S s Railroad av bet
Prospect and Webster
Kusterman William, cabinet maker with Kragen & Co. (S.
F.) res N W cor Pacific av and Hibbard
L
L'hote C. Mrs., teacher Encinal School, res N s Santa Clara
av bet Webster and Third av
PlFfllVinNT *sPRINP*\ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY .Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 509
L'hote Henry C, mining, res Ns Santa Clara av bet Web-
ster and Third av
LA FON MARCUS D., painter, res S s Railroad av bet
Park and Oak
La Plant Casimir, plasterer, res S s Buena Vista av nr
Walnut
La Plant Joseph, clerk, res S s Buena Vista av nr Walnut
Lahe John, painter, res W s Webster bet Buena Vista and
Pacific'avs
Lahouse Nicholas, gardener with S. L. Mastick
Laidlaw Frank, bookkeeper with Walter Laidlaw, res Oakland
Laidlaw Walter, proprietor Mendocino Lumber Yard, N s
Railroad av bet Prospect and Concordia, res Oakland
Lambert — , physician, res N s Monroe nr High
Lancaster Joseph, tailor (S. F.) res N s Encinal av bet Wal-
nut and Willow
Landvogt John (Daemon & Landvogt) res W s Park bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Lang Gustav, assayer, res N s Eagle av bet Park and Everett
Lang Henry, cooper (S. F.) res SE cor Buena Vista av and
Grand
Lang James, carpenter, res S s Pacific av bet Chestnut and
Willow
Lange Mary, widow, res N s Central av bet Park and Oak
Lank Selina, domestic with Adolph Schroeder
Larsen Louis, master mariner, res N s Central av bet Wal-
nut and Willow
Laurens Chas. W., musician, res Woodstock, Alameda Point
Laurens Joseph, lumberman, res E s St. George nr King's av
Layton P. D., tinner with J. B. Vosburgh, res E s Park bet
Webb and Santa Clara avs
Le Clerc Arsene, painter, res N s Railroad av bet Walnut
and Oak
Leach D. B., res Yosemite Hotel
Leach Daniel, with George Fox, res foot Versailles av
Leah Catherine, domestic with Mrs. Robert Sesnon
Leclercq Alphonse, gardener, res S W cor Everett and Bland-
ing av
Lee H. E. Mrs., res Bay Farm Island
Lefevre B. (Lefevre & Kahn, S. F.) res SW cor Walnut and
Santa Clara av
Lemes James, steward, res NE cor Charles and Central av
Lemkie Charles H., barber, shop and res E s Park bet Rail-
road and Pacific avs
Lenz Herman, groceries, crockery and hardware, SW cor
Railroad av and St. Mary
fill RFRT H HIINTFR JREAL ESTAJEandIN-suRANCE agents ( 224 Montgomery, s.f.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
510 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Lenz Jacob, special policeman, res N s Central av bet Sec-
ond and Third avs
Leopold Herman W., real estate (S. F.) res E s Broadway
bet Central av and Monroe
Leppien Jacob, clerk, res W s Paru nr Santa Clara av
Leu Adolph, porter with W. & I. Steinhart & Co. (S. F.)
res N s Santa Clara av bet Third av and Webster
Lewis George L., livery and sale stable, NE cor Railroad av
and Park, res E s Park bet Pacific and Buena Vista. avs
Lewis Harrison R., carpenter, res W s Park bet Clinton and
Bay avs
Lewis Joseph, res Chestnut bet Pacific and Railroad avs
Lewis Mary J. Mrs., res N s Railroad av bet Oak and Wal-
nut
Libbey Elmira Miss, res S s Alameda av bet Oak and Wal-
nut
Liebhardt Frederick, locksmith, res N s Pacific av bet Wal-
nut and Willow
LIESE CONRAD, proprietor Alameda Market, W s Park
bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs, res N s Pacific av bet
Oak and Walnut
Lind Alfred, proprietor Lind's Express, SW cor Park and
Santa Clara av, res N s Railroad av bet Park and
Broadway
Lind's Express, office SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
Lindsley A. A., coal (S. F.) res SW cor Santa Clara av and
Grand
Lippert Frank, locksmith (S. F.) res S s Pacific av bet Wil-
low and Walnut
Little E. J., tinsmith (S. F.) res S s Santa Clara av bet Oak
and Walnut
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Wm. M.
Dye agent, N s Eagle av bet Park and Everett
Locust Tony, coachman with Nathan Porter
Lofgren John, master mariner, res Encinal av nr Chestnut
Lond Charles A., barber, W s Park opp Webb av, res San
Antonio av bet Walnut and Willow
LONG BRANCH SALOON, Ernest Mayrisch proprietor,
SW cor Webster and Railroad av
Lopes Alexander, laborer, res E s St. Mary nr Santa Clara av
Lopez Frank, hostler Fassking's Park, res N s Santa Clara
av nr Paru
Lopez Victoria Miss, res N s Santa Clara av nr Paru
Lorber Joseph, res SW cor Van Buren and Fountain
Lorentzen Andrew P., master mariner, res N s Central av
bet Walnut and Willow
A tautiM Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 511
Losano Facundo, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res E s Col-
lege av nr Monroe
Louis Edouard, res SE cor Pacific av and Walnut
Louis John C, vegetable dealer, res SE cor Pacific av and
Walnut
Love joy Harry, with George L. Lewis, res E s Park bet
Pacific and Buena Vista ays
LOYAL OAK HOTEL, Henry S. Barlow proprietor, E s
Park bet Bailroad and Pacific avs
Lulir Ernest, painter, res S s Buena Vista av bet Minturn
and Union
Lull Nomian E., machinist, res N s Railroad av bet Park
and Broadway
Lynch George W., bookkeeper (S. F.) res N s Santa Clara
av bet Chestnut and Willow
Lyons Mary, domestic with H. W. A. Nahl
M
Macauley John R., canvasser, res S s Santa Clara av bet St.
Mary and St. John
Maddern Henry (Quast & Maddern) res Oakland
Magill R. H., insurance agent (S. F.) res NE cor Buena
Vista av and Lafayette
Mahlstedt Richard, soda manufacturer, res N s Railroad av
bet Prospect and Concordia
Maillot Frank, res S s Monroe nr High
Maiss Charles, gardener with O. J. Preston
Mailer August, gardener, res NW cor Railroad av and
Chestnut
Malony Patrick, teamster with George Bird, res Woodstock,
Alameda Point
Marcy William G. (L. Markley & Co., S. F.) res NE cor
Broadway and Santa Clara av 9
Markham John J., carpenter, res NW cor Mound and Van
Buren
Marks Augustus, cutler (S. F.) res Railroad av nr Mastick
Station
Marquard Adolph A. (Wm. Bofer & Co., S. F.) res W s
Paru nr Santa Clara av
Marsh Hiram H., res NE cor Blanding av and Everett
Martin David W., carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Martin George, copyist, res N s Central av bet Webster and
Third av
Martinez G., laborer, res Bay nr King's av
Martinez R., laborer, res E s St. George nr King's av
GILRFRT ft HIINTFR AGENTS F-°- SA* FRANCISCO and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. »t., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirab!e Residence Property for Sale.
512 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY
MASONIC HALL, SW cor Santa Clara av and Park
Mastick Edwin B. (E. B. & J. W. Mastick, S. F.) res N s
Pacific av bet Wood and Prospect
Mastick J. W. (E. B. & J. W. Mastick, S. F.) res cor Bail-
road av and St. Paul
Mastick S. L. (S. L. Mastick & Co., S. R) res N s Pacific
av nr Webster
Mathews Benjamin F., coffee saloon, S s Railroad av nr
Station
Mathias John G., butcher, shop and res W s Park bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara avs
Maxn Bemhard, gardener, res SW cor Prospect and Santa
Clara av
May Frank, gardener, res SW cor Old Park and Madison
May John, gardener, res E s High nr Central av
May Joseph, gardener, res E s High nr Central av
Maybee Hial N., contractor and builder, res N s Clement av
bet Everett and Broadway
Mayor Frank, driver with A. J. Bancroft, res E s Park bet
Alameda and Encinal avs
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros., S. F.) res N s Santa
Clara av nr Para
MAYRISCH ERNEST, proprietor Long Branch Saloon,
SW" cor Webster and Railroad av, res Third av bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Mayrisch Gustave (Mayrisch Bros., S. F.) res N s Santa
Clara av nr Paru
McBride Duncan, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
McClellan Henry H., res NW cor Oak and Buena Vista av
McClellan John, res NW cor Oak and Buena Vista av
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, res E s Park bet Encinal and
San Jose avs
McCulley Lawrence, boatman, t res Cottage nr Santa Clara av
McDonell Powell A., farmer, res Yosemite Hotel
McDonough Mary, domestic with Daniel T. Sullivan
McFillamy Isabella, domestic with H. H. Haight
McGlone Margaret, domestic with H. H. Haight
McGowan James Rev., res SE cor Monroe and College av
McGowan Robert, carpenter, res SW cor Pacific av and Oak
Mclntire John J., saw filer (S. F.) res Encinal av nr Willow
McKay Peter B., machinehand Cal. Mills (S. F.) res W s
St. George bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
McKean James F., res E s Versailles av nr Monroe
McKee J. W., real estate and agent Royal Insurance Co.,
E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs, res SW cor Broad-
way and Central av
PUFRSVinNT 9PRISYP9 FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R suMMER boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 513
McKee Samuel W., with J. W. McKee, res SW cor Broad-
way and Central av
McKewin Eliza , domestic with H. H. Haight
McLaughlin Daniel, contractor, res SE cor Pacific av and
Hibbard
McLaughlin Michael, laborer C. P. E. R., res SW cor Bail-
road av and Oak
McLean John T., physician, res W s Park av nr Central av
McLean Sterling, bookkeeper (Oakland) res W s Park av nr
Central av
McMaster William, teamster, res E s Park bet Clinton and
Bay avs
McNess Louis, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co., res Wood-
stock, Alameda Point
McNichol Howard, travelling agent, res S s Webb av bet
Park and Everett
McSherry James, with George L. Lewis, res E s Park bet
Pacific and Buena Vista avs
McWay Christopher, ropemaker, res W s Versailles av bet
Central av and Monroe
Mead Judah Rev., res N s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Mead Le Grand, commission merchant (S.F.) res S s Eagle
av nr Everett
Mecartney A., res Bay Farm Island
Mecklenburg Bertha, domestic with Charles Rodenbeck
Meierdierks Christian, grocer (S. F.) res NE cor Railroad
av and Oak
Melzer Charles, painter, res SW cor King's av and Charles
Mencke Hemy, farmer, res SW cor King's av and Charles
Mendez Gabriel, laborer, res NW cor Monroe and Mound
Mendias Ramon, laborer res N s Mound nr Monroe
Merchant E. Wilbur, with California Planing Mill (S. F.)
res S s Blanding av bet Park and Everett
Merchant Mary A., widow, res S s Blanding av bet Park and
Everett
Merwin A. W., brakeman, res S s W^ebb av bet Park and
Everett
Merwin D. W., brakeman, res S s Webb av bet Park and
Everett
Meskie Charles, painter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. H. B. Hea-
cock pastor, SW cor Park and Central av
Metzger Charles Lewis, principal Alameda Grammar School,
res Bay Farm Island
Meyer William, proprietor Alameda Nursery, N s Pacific av
bet Webster and Third av
ilHPRT 9 UflgyTCD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
IILDLIl I Oc null I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
33
Woodward & Taggart-HQMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
C 514 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
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. Miller E., carpenter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
cS Miller Louis, jeweler (S. F.) res NE cor Santa Clara ay and
j» McPherson
Millington Frank K., driver with Barber & Barker, res NW
cor Central av and Court
Millington James, carpenter, res SW cor Court and Cen-
tral av
Mills & Fischer (Thomas Mills and Charles Fischer) tin-
smiths, plumbers and gasfitters, W s Park bet Railroad
and Pacific avs
Mills Thomas (Mills & Fischer) res N s Railroad av bet
Park and Oak
Minigan James, ropemaker Pacific Cordage Co., res W s
High nr Railroad crossing
Miranda Roman, laborer, res S s Central av bet St. Mary
and S. John
Mitchell Oliver, cook White House Hotel
Mitchell Sarah M. Mrs., res S s Alameda av bet Walnut and
Oak
Mohns Henry, bookkeeper (S. F.) res S s Pacific av bet
Chestnut and Willow
Moldrup A. Miss, private school, W s Park bet Central and
Alameda avs
Mondol Joseph, musselman, res Woodstock, Alameda Point
Monroe Annie E. Mrs., res W s Oak bet Pacific and Rail-
road avs
Moralee Michael, res N s Santa Clara av bet Chestnut and
William
Morillo Ramon, res W s Mound nr Monroe
Mork Michael, laborer with Samuel Orr, res Spruce nr
Davenport
Morris William J . , carpenter, res W s High nr Railroad
crossing
Moser Thomas S., res N s Central av bet Oak and Walnut
Moulton Gary H., with W. Earll & Son and constable, resS
s Alameda av bet Walnut and Willow
Muller Frederick P. (Muller & Philippson, S. F) res N s
Santa Clara av bet Third av and Encinal
Muller Herman G., searcher of records (S. F.) res S s Santa
Clara av nr McPherson
Muller Louis, res S s Railroad av bet Oak and Walnut
Mullins Prudence, widow, res SE cor Jefferson and High
Munson D. L., general merchandise, SWcor Park and Santa
Clara av, res N s Eagle av bet Everett and Broadway
Munson John M., salesman with D. L. Munson', res cor
Park and Santa Clara av
PIPnn/SflfyT UHTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and n
riLUmUllI nUILL great attractions to the public as a POI
iow o lers
POPULAR RESORT.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 515
N
Nahl H. W. A., artist (S. F.) res NE cor Paru and Cen-
tral av
Navarro Miguel, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co., res Wood-
stock, Alameda Point
Neal E. M., engineer, res S s Railroad av bet Oak and
Walnut
Neisser Morris, res E s Park opp Alameda av
Nelson Charles, carpenter, res N s Encinal av bet Willow
and Walnut
Nelson George, laborer with E. M. Derby & Co., res Ala-
meda Wharf
Neuberg Adolph, shirt manufacturer (S. F.) res S s Santa
Clara av betMcPherson and Prospect
Newton George Rev., res NTV cor Clement av and Broadway
Nicholas Joseph, laborer, res St. Mary nr Central av
Nickell William, plasterer, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Niekerson Frederick, laborer with Samuel Orr, res W s
Prospect bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Nissen D., driver, res W s Union bet Pacific and Buena
Vista avs
NobmaDn John, wines and liquors, saloon and res SW cor
Lincoln av and Park
Noreago Frances Mrs., res NE cor Van Buren and Mound
Norton Benjamin R., superintendent Alameda Water Works,
res SW cor Railroad av and Grand
o
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, res SW cor Court and Jackson
O'Brien Kate, domestic with Edward Brown
O'Keeffe Michael, gardener, res NW Chapin and Buena
Vista av
Oakley Henry, clerk (S. F.) res NW cor High and Jackson
Oakley Robert, real estate agent (S. F.) res NWcor Jackson
and High
Obenauer John, tailor, res NE cor Central av and Cottage
Oberst S. Mrs., dressmaker, res N s Central av bet Park
and Oak
Obner John, with J. L. Jones (S. F.) res NE cor Central av
and St. Mary
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, NE cor Webb av and Park
Ohm Frederick, laborer, res cor Railroad av and Walnut
GILBERT & HilNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |nsurance agents
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD L TAGGART.
516 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Orr Matthew, wines and liquors, saloon and res SE cor
Railroad av and Oak
Orr Samuel, proprietor Alameda Oil Works, cor Spruce
and Davenport
Owens Robert R., conductor C. P. R. R., res E s Oak bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Pacific Cordage Co., works W s.High nr Railroad crossing,
office 118-120 Front (S. F.) "
Padeja Lagordo, laborer, res N s Central av bet Everett and
Broadway
Page Nathaniel, res SE cor Pacific av and Bay
Pahlman Rudolph, barkeeper, res S s Santa Clara av bet
Third av and Webster
Painter Milton J., res S s Central av bet Broadway and
Pearl
Palmer & Smith (Norris W. Palmer and E. Minor Smith)
real estate agents, S s Lincoln av nr Park
Palmer Norris W., auctioneer, town treasurer and notary
public (and Palmer & Smith) res N s Buena Vista av
bet Broadway and Versailles av
Pancost Louisa Mrs., res E s Park av bet Central and Santa
Clara avs
Park-st Primary School, Miss Sarah Barry principal, SW
cor Pacific av and Park
Park William, clerk Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Parkas Fanny, widow, res W s Prospect nr Railroad av
Parrish Edward, physician (S. F.) res Ss Santa Clara av bet
Webster and Third av
Patridge Martin, with Thomas Kable, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Patton William, architect (S. F.) res E s Park bet Alameda
and Encinal avs
Payne George H. (E. M. Derby & Co.) res San Leandro
Paxson Charles H., cashier Home Mutual Ins. Co. (S. F.)
res SW cor Eagle av and Everett
Peck Menzo W., res S s Encinal av bet Oak and Walnut
Pembleton Emma Miss, res SE cor Oak and Central av
Pembleton Lemuel, carpenter, res SE cor Oak and Cen-
tral av
Perkins Franklin L., assayer, res S s Santa Clara av bet Oak
and Walnut
Perry John, farmer, res E s Broadway bet Central av and
Monroe
E GOLDEN GATE and the BAY » « PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
View of
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 517
Petersen Carl (F. Boehmer & Co.) res S s Santa Clara av
bet Oak and Walnut
Philipps Conrad, cabinetmaker with Cal. Furniture Mfg Co.
(S. F.) res N s Buena Vista av bet Grand and Minturn
Pierce Wilber, horse trainer, res S s Monroe nr Mound
Pierson Anna Miss, dressmaker, res S s Railroad av nr Park
Pinkney William J., mail carrier, res NE corEncinal av and
Willow
Plantania Francois, gardener, resWs McPherson bet Santa
Clara and Central avs
Plate K. H., bookkeeper, res SW cor Buena Vista av and
Lafayette
Plunkett Ann, domestic with II. J. Tully
Pollak John, bookkeeper (S. F.) res NW cor Paru and
Santa Clara av
Pollard William H., merchandise broker (S. F.) res E s
Pearl bet Central av and Monroe
Porep Louis, watchmaker (S. F.) res NE cor Railroad av
and Paru
Porter Nathan, atty-at-law (S. F.) res S s Railroad av bet
Prospect and Webster
Poschwitz E. M. Mrs., res S s Buena Vista av bet [Grand
and Minturn i^!S||
Poschwitz's Garden, S s Buena Vista av bet Grand and Min-
turn
POST OFFICES, NE cor Park and Webb av, Arthur S.
Barber postmaster; W s Webster bet Santa Clara and
Railroad avs, J. W. Clark postmaster
Powell James, carriagemaker (S. F.) res S s Central av bet
Oak and Walnut
Powell Samuel, res Yosemite Hotel
Prahl Emil, clerk with Falkner, Bell & Co. (S. F.) res W s
Park av nr Central av
Precido Mary, res S s Santa Clara av bet St. Mary and Paru
Preston Otis J. (Preston & McKinnon, S. F.) res SW cor
St. George and Central av
Priefer Ludwig, painter, res SW cor King's av and Charles
Probst Louis, bakery and res W s Park bet Santa Clara and
Central avs
Q
Quast & Maddern (John Quast and Henry Maddern) plumb-
ers, steam and gas fitters, and tinners, W s McPherson
bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Til RFRT £ HilNTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
518 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Quast John (Quast '& Maddern) res W s McPherson nr
Santa Clara av
Quinchard Julius, Custom House broker (S. F.) res Santa
Clara av nr Paru
Quinn Catherine Mrs., res E s Everett bet Clement and
Blanding avs
Quong Hop Lung (Chinese) laundry, S s Pacific av bet
Chestnut and Willow
Quong Sing (Chinese) laundry, NE cor Park and Pacific av
R
Radcliff Charles M., Justice of the Peace, E s Park bet
Santa Clara and Central avs, res N s Central av bet
Park and Oak
Randall Frederick, with Smelting Works, res W s High nr
Railroad crossing
Rasmussen Mary, domestic with Carl Peterson
Rayl Martha Mrs., teacher Alameda High School, res S s
Central av bet Park and Broadway
Read Susan, widow, res S s Clement av bet Everett and
Broadway
Read Winfield S., collector, res S s Clement av bet Everett
and Broadway
Reany John, res S s Monroe nr Mound
Rechenbach Richard, caipenter, resS s Central av bet Pros-
pect and Webster
Reed Everett L., carpenter, res E s St. George bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Regnes C. E. Mrs., res SE cor Mound and Monroe
Reichsrath Louis, shoemaker, shop and res S s Santa Clara
av bet Third av and Webster
Reid John, boarding and lodging nr Pacific Cordage Co.'s
Works
Reinecker John, res N s Railroad av bet Park and Oak
Reinert Charles, laborer, res N s Central av bet ProsjDect
and McPherson
Relfe George C, clerk with Davis Bros. (S. F.) res N s Cen-
tral av bet Webster and Third av
Rennell Henry, laborer, res N s Railroad av bet Oak and
Walnut
Renshaw Edmond B., lumberman, res N s Webb av bet
Park and Everett
Renshaw Frank, bookkeeper with E. M. Derby & Co., res
N s WTebb av nr Park
"IEDMQNT SPRINGS ' BEAUIIFUL D«mm*3Tl'T„ti\\T^,
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 519
Rice A. M. Mrs., res N s Central av bet Park and Oak
Rich Abraham, clerk with E. M. Derby & Co., res SE cor
First and Railroad avs
Ricklefsen G. J., dyer (S. F.) res S s Encinal av bet Walnut
and Willow
Riegelhuth Conrad, showman and polieeman, res N s Rail-
road avbet Webster and Third av
Riehl F., physician, office and res W s Park bet Santa Clara
and Central avs
Rigney James, laborer C. P. R. R., res Loyal Oak Hotel
Roberts James, painter, res W s Webster bet Buena Vista
and Pacific avs
Robinson Daniel T., mining, res W s Davenport bet Pine
and Pacific av
ROBINSON HENRY, real estate and insurance agent, W
s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs, res W s High
nr Central av
Rode Edward, cabinetmaker, res S s Buena Vista av bet
Willow and Chestnut
Rodenbeck Charles, canvasser, res W s Foley nr Buena
Vista av
Rogers R. M., teamster, res NE cor Railroad and Third avs
Romer Eugene, agent German Benevolent Society (S. F.)
res S s Central av bet Walnut and Willow
Roos Joseph, bookkeeper with Boca Brewing Co., res Santa
Clara av nr McPherson
Rosette Ed., driver with Alfred Lind, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Rosmarin George, gardener, res S s Central av nr Bay
Round Jennie Miss, dressmaker, res N s Central av bet Oak
and Park
Royal Insurance Co. of London, J. W. McKee agent, E s
Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Ruben Frederica, widow, res SW cor St. John and Santa
Clara av
Ruesch William, professor languages, res S s Central av bet
Oak and Walnut
Rural House, Alouzo Green proprietor, S s Central av bet
Prospect and Webster
Russell Charles, gardener, res NE cor Mound and Monroe
Russell Francis, res S s Lincoln av bet Park and Everett
Russell Horace A., carpenter, res E s Broadway bet Central
av and Monroe
Russell Hugh, carpenter, res N s Pacific av bet Willow and
Chestnut
RUTHARDT VICTOR, proprietor Alameda Brewery, NW
cor Santa Clara and Third avs
Pll RFRT J? HS1NTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRApjcisco and alameda property,
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
520 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Sam Kee (Chinese) laundry, NW cor Central av and Charles
Sam Wall (Chinese) laundry, W s Second av bet Railroad
and Santa Clara ays
Sampson Frederick W., bookkeeper (S. F.) res N s Central
av bet Park and Oak
San Laa (Chinese) laundry, N s Blanding av bet Everett and
Park
Sanderson William, carpenter, res W s Everett bet Central
and Santa Clara avs
Scanland J. S., butcher with Conrad Liese, res Yosemite
Hotel
Schaberg William, res Woodstock, Alameda Point
Scherr Leo, actor, res S s Santa Clara av bet Webster and
Third av
Schierhold John F. (Frauenholz & Co., S. F.) res N s Rail-
road av bet Prospect and Concordia
Schilperoort Lenard, bees and honey, res W s Webster bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Schmidt Henry, carpenter, res S s Buena Yista av bet Bay
and Charles
Schmidt Joseph, teacher music (S. F.) res W s Prospect bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Schmidt William, principal German School, res S s Central
av bet Second and Third avs
Schnauer Charles, master schr Ida Schnauer, res S s Encinal
av bet Walnut and Willow
Schonau Henry, saloon and res W s Prospect bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Schroder Christian, laborer, res Fasking's Park
Schroeder Adolph, real estate, res SW cor Railroad av and
Paru
Schuler Charles, milker with Brower & Barber, res N s Pa-
cific av bet Chestnut and Willow
Schumacher Albert, driver with Ira Marden (S. F.) res N s
Railroad av bet Prospect and Concordia
Schumacher Charles, laundry and res SW cor Central av and
Walnut
Schuman Frederick, res S s Railroad av bet Oak and Walnut
SCHUETZEN PARK, H. Bremer proprietor, S s Central
av bet Prospect and McPherson
Scott Catherine Mrs., res NE cor Pacific av and Schiller
Scully Daniel, house and sign painter, N s Railroad av bet
Park and Oak, res W s Webster bet Pacific and Buena
Yista avs
PIEOiONT SPRIGS A-D-WHiNEY-Proprietor-
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 521
Seaman Anna Miss, res E s Park bet Alameda and Encinal avs
Sedgley John, carpenter, res W s St. Paul bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
Semar John, coachman with O.J. Preston
Sesnon Robert Mrs., res Woodstock, Alameda Point
Severin Theodore, saloon and res W s Park bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
Seymour William, plumber with J. B. Vosburgh, res S s
Park alley bet Park and Oak
Shaughnessey Catherine Miss, res W s Foley nr Buena
Vista av
Shay Thomas, ropemaker Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Shed — (Shed & Wright, S. F.) res S s Alameda av bet
Grand and Paru
Shepard Peter D., carpenter, res E s Oak bet Clinton and
Bay avs
Shepardson Hart F., real estate (S. F.) res E s Webster bet
Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Sherburne Benjamin F., master mariner, res W s Everett bet
Eagle and Clement avs
Sherman Samuel, tailor, res NE cor Railroad av and Schiller
Sherry Jennie, domestic, N s Pacific av bet Wood and Pros-
pect
Sherwood Bernard, ropemaker Pacific Cordage Co., res nr
works
Shultis Edward, painter, res S s Encinal av bet Walnut and
Oak
Siegfried John C, salesman with Macondray & Co. (S. F.)
res Alameda av bet Chestnut and Willow
Silver Joseph, laborer, res St Mary nr Central av
Simons H. A., widow, res S s Pacific av bet Webster and
Third av
Simpson William, druggist (S. jjF.) res NW cor Central av
and St. John
Small W. P., shipwright, res Yosemite Hotel
Smith Ada Miss, teacher German and music, res NW cor
Pacific av and Hibbard
Smith A. J. Mrs., res W s Grand bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral avs
Smith Benjamin, res junction Pacific and Railroad avs
Smith Charles W., cook, res S s Blanding av bet Everett and
Broadway
Smith DeWitt C, with Cal. Mills (S. F.) res S s Alameda
av bet Oak and Walnut
Smith E. Minor (Palmer & Smith) and assessor, res NW cor
Versailles and Buena Vista avs
PIIRFRT £ HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
522 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Smith George O. jr., insurance agent (S. F.) res N s Central |
av bet Webster and Third av
Smith H. R., res W s Broadway bet Central av and Monroe j
Smith James, laborer, C. P. R. R., res Woodstock, Alameda |
Point
Smith James M., sawyer Cal. Mills (S. F.) res S s Alameda \
av bet Oak and Walnut
Smith John S., tailor, res S s San Jose av bet Chestnut and '
Willow
Smith L. D., carpenter, res cor Broadway and Monroe
Smith Oliver G., stevedore, res W s Court bet Central av
and Van Buren
Smith Thomas A., county recorder, res N s Pacific av bet f
Park and Oak
Smith William, res N s Encinal av bet Chestnut and Willow
Sohlke Theodore, professor languages, res W s Paru nr Santa ;f
Clara av
Som Sang (Chinese) laundry, S s Webb avbet Park and Ev-
erett
Somerville Thomas D., res junction Pacific and Railroad avs
Sosa Antonio, stevedore, res Charles bet Central and Santa |
Clara avs
Southrey J., carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Spratt Joseph, laborer, res W s College av nr Monroe
St. Joseph's Church (Catholic) Rev. William Gleeson pastor,
SE cor Santa Clara av and Chestnut
Stahn Charles E., laborer, res N s Pacific av bet Minturn and 1
Union
Stall Wrilliam B., carpenter, res E s Everett bet Clement and
Blanding avs
Stappan Charles W., res Second av bet Pacific and Buena
vista avs
Stark J. F., engineer C. P. R. R., res Yosemite Hotel
Steere Charles, groceries and liquors, store and res SWT cor
St. Paul and Railroad av
Steill William, carpenter, res E s Everett bet Clement and
Blanding avs
Stevenson David, harnessmaker, res W s High nr Railroad
crossing
Stevenson Robt. , dairyman, res Ws High nr Railroad crossing
Stevenson Thomas, carpenter, res SE cor Buena Vista av
and Grand
Stoll C. A. Mrs., res N s Pacific av bet Park and Oak
STOLZE & STURM (Conrad Stolze and Charles Sturm)
proprietors Alameda Gardens, W s Prospect bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara avs
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Go io PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive M elegant Dinner D0;j«.H.T
Jrink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 523
Stolze Conrad (Stolze & Sturm) res W s Prospect bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara avs
Stranahan E. G., widow, res W s Pearl bet Santa Clara and
Central avs
Straub Dennis, carpenter and builder, res W s Hibbard bet
Railroad and Pacific avs
Strong E. W., painter, res Yosemite Hotel
Sturm Charles (Stolze & Sturm) res W s Prospect bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara avs
Sullivan Daniel T. (Botts & Sullivan, S. F.) res NE cor Ver-
sailles av and Monroe
Sunkell Frederick, florist, E s Walnut nr Railroad av
Sweet J. D., physician, res N s Central av bet Webster and
Third av
Swift J. D., real estate (S. F.) res Bay Farm Island
Swyney Caroline J. Mrs., res SE cor St. John and Railroad
av
Swyney Thomas N., clerk with Hunt & Rising (S. F.) res
SE cor St. John and Railroad av
Swyney William J., clerk with George C. Boardman (S. F.)
res SE cor St. John and Railroad av
T
Tabor Rodney L., pastor First Presbyterian Church, res W
s Versailles av bet Central av and Monroe
Tabor Susan J., widow, res W s Versailles avbet Central av
and Monroe
Tappan Charles W., mining, res N s Pacific av nr Third av
Tautphaus Charles, butcher, res S s San Antonio av bet
Walnut and Willow
Taylor Dwight B. (D. B. Taylor & Co., S. F.) res N s Cen-
tral av bet Everett and Broadway
Taylor Henry, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Taylor Lewis, res W s Mound nr Monroe
Taylor William, laborer, res S s Central av nr Versailles av
Taylor William Mrs., res E s High nr Central av
Terrill Frank, laborer, res N s Central av bet Everett and
Broadway
Thomas C. E., engineer Alcatraz, res S s Santa Clara av nr
Park
Thomas Don E., with Smelting Works, res W s High nr
Railroad crossing
Thomas Sebastian V., carpenter, res S s Santa Clara av bet
Park and Oak
"Ml REDT 9 UlEAilTD f REAL estate and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery-, s.
UILDE.nl OC nUlll Lfi I LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Dasirable Business Property for Sale.
524 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Thomas Thomas, laborer, res W s Versailles av bet Central
av and Monroe
Thompson George H., gardener, res S s Central av bet Third
av and Webster
Thompson Hans A., master mariner, res SW cor Eneinal av
and Willow
Thompson Thomas, master mariner, res S s Eneinal av bet
Walnut and Willow
Thompson Wallace W., carpenter and builder, res S s Eagle
av bet Everett and Broadway
Thompson William W., carpenter, res S s Eagle av bet Ev-
erett and Broadway
Thonney Henry, bookkeeper White House Hotel
Thomsen Christian, master mariner, res S s Santa Clara av
bet Walnut and Willow
Thorne Charles B., res N s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Thornton Abel, res E s High nr Central av
Thrift Salvin, carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Thurnagel Charles, pedlar, res E s Park nr Bay av
Timothy James, res S s Bailroad av bet Park and Oak
Titcomb H.,with Swan's Planing Mill (S. F.) res Ns Bailroad
av bet Park and Broadway
Toft Anna, domestic wit i H. A. Thompson
Tom Lee (Chinese) laundry, N s Bailroad av bet Park and
Oak
TOWN HALL, W s Park bet Bailroad and Santa Clara avs
Townsend Harvey, contractor and builder, res S s Blanding
av bet Everett and Broadway
Traube Hartwig, jeweler (S. F.) res Bailroad av nr Webster
Tregloan John, mining, res Buena Vista av nr Broadway
Tretheway John, conductor C. P. B. B., res SE cor Park
and Park av
True John, with Smelting Works, res W s High nr Bailroad
crossing
Tucker Joseph C, physician, res N s Santa Clara av bet
Park and Everett
Tuffal Frederick, watchman Cal. Planing Mill (S. F.) res
NW cor Bailroad av and Chestnut
Tulley Hubert J., foreman Pacific Cordage Co., res W s
High nr Eneinal line
Turnbull Benjamin C, clerk (S. F.) res N s Clinton av bet
Chestnut and Willow
Turner Bobert, with George L. Lewis, res S s Park bet Pa-
cific and Buena Vista avs
Twichell William L., physician, res NW cor Lincoln av and
Everett
?iFnfVSflNT ^PRINPQ AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 525
Tyler George W., atty-at-law (S. F.) res NE cor Lincoln av
and Everett
Tylleson Frederick, slioemaker, res N s Buena Vista av bet
Charles and Bay
Tyllesson Niels, shoemaker, res N s Buena Vista av bet
Charles and Bay
V
Vacairrasso Nicholo, rancher, res St. George nr Central av
Vaebal Anna, domestic with Adolph Neuberg
VALENTINE WILLIAM T., janitor High School, res S s
Railroad av bet Oak and Walnut
Van Gent William, painter, resNW cor Park and Central av
Van Oterendorp K., agent Oregon S. S. Co. (S. F.) res
S s Central av bet Webster and Third av
Vance Hannah, housekeeper with Henry Lang
Vance James M., carpenter, res SW cor Buena Vista avand
Union
Vasselin Jules, carpenter and builder, shop and res S s San
Antonio av bet Walnut and Willow
Vasquez Jesus, widow, res E s St. Mary nr Santa Clara av
Vermilya Armenia, widow, res NE cor Oak and Encinal av
Vice Mary A. Mrs., res N s Santa Clara av bet Chestnut
and Willow
Volberg Charles (Schlueter & Volberg, S. F.) res NW cor
Santa Clara av and Webster
Voleb E. D., assayer (S. F.) res SE cor Pacific av and
Hibbard
Vollmar Adolph, carpenter, res N s Alameda av bet Walnut
and Willow
Vollmer James, president Country Real Estate Association
(S. F.) res N s Alameda av bet Walnut and Willow
Vollmar WTilliam, carpenter, res N s Alameda av bet Walnut
and Willow
Vonwyl Joseph, milker with Brower & Barber, resN s Pacific
av bet Chestnut and Willow
Vosburgh Joel B., hardware, stoves, etc., E s Park bet
Webb and Santa Clara avs, res Ns Eagle av bet Everett
and Broadway
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Wagner Jacob P., laborer, res W s Old Park nr Jefferson
Walch James P., law student (S. F.) res Yosemite Hotel
Wall Thomas F., ropemaker Pacific Cordage Co., res nr
Works
'II RFRT Z H1INTFR 1 REAL ESTATE and Insurance agents \ 224 Montgomery, s.f.
i LOANS NEGOTIATED. \ or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
526 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Wallis Benjamin, bricklayer, res S s Eagle av bet Everett
and Broadway
Wallis B. F., agent New Zealand Insurance Co. (S. F.) res
NW cor Lincoln av and Broadway
Wallis Daniel, bricklayer, res Yosemite Hotel
Walsh James C, stevedore, res S s Jackson bet Mound and
Court
Walsh James T., bookkeeper, res Yosemite Hotel
Walsh John F., with Hardman & Co., res SE cor Pacific av
and Chestnut
WARD E. Ij., general merchandise, store and res NW cor
Park and Central av
Ward George H., Rev., pastor Christ Church (Episcopal)
res S s Santa Clara av bet Oak and Walnut
Warner Sarah Miss, milliner, res S s Railroad av nr Park
Watson Henry D., manager Johnson's Encyclopedia, res
N s Santa Clara av bet Chestnut and Willow
Watson S. L. Miss, res Yosemite Hotel
Weatherwax M. J. Mrs. (Hill & Weatherwax) res E s Park
bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Webster J. N., money broker (S. F.) res SE cor Monroe and
Versailles av
Weckerle Charles, carpenter, res Pacific av nr Davenport
Weil Henry, brewer with Victor Ruthardt, res NW cor Santa
Clara and Third avs
Welsh Walter, carrriage painter, res NW cor Pacific av and
Willow
Welling — , proprietor Beach House, Bay Farm Island
Welton Nelson, plasteres, res N s Pacific av bet Willow and
Chestnut
Wenk William, merchant (S. F.) res NE cor Central av and
Walnut
West End Primary School, Miss Lulu Kervan principal, S
s Pacific av nr Second av
Westfall Oscar, cabinetmaker, res S s Pacific av bet Chest-
nut and Willow
Westheimer John F. (Frank & Westheimer, S. F.) res N s
Santa Clara av bet Webster and Third av
Weyburn Charles S., painter, res Yosemite Hotel
Weyburn John K., carpenter, res Ws Prospect bet Railroad
and Santa Clara avs
Wheeler H. S., res S s Central av bet Broadway and Pearl
Wheeler Mary E. Miss, assistant Alameda Grammar School,
res S s Central av bet Broadwa}r and Pearl
White E. J., stockbroker (S. F.) res N s Santa Clara av bet
Oak and Walnut
4 beautiful Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS THBS5SsDPBOM
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
ALAMEDA DIRECTORY. 527
White Hannah, domestic with Abraham Bateman
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL, Edward Brixis proprietor, NW
cor High and Monroe
White John A., dealer in live stock, res N s Railroad av bet
Oak and Walnut
White Mary A. Mrs., housekeeper Avith Ernest Luhr
White Peter, hardwood lumber (S. F.)res N s Pacific avbet
Walnut and Oak
White Thomas jr., bricklayer, res S s Pacific av bet Walnut
and Oak
White Wilson, merchandise broker (S. E.) res N s Pacific av
bet Chapin and Wood
Whitney & Go's Express, S s Lincoln av nr Park
Widdig Jacob, baker with Louis Probst, res W s Park bet
Santa Clara and Central avs
Wilcox Charles S., res S s Santa Clara av bet Oak and
Walnut
Wilhelmi Herman (Wilhelmi Bros. S. F.) res S s Santa
Clara av bet Chestnut and Willow
Wilhemi Conrad, cashier with Macondray & Co. (S. F.) res
S s Santa Clara av bet Chestnut and Willow
Williams Edward, seaman, res NE cor Oak and Encinal av
Williams George N., atty-at-law (S. E.) res SW cor Pacific
av and Chapin
Williams John, laborer, res NW cor Bay and Central av
Williams John L., res SW cor Santa Clara av and Grand
Wilson Albert, laborer Pacific Cordage Co., res nr works
Wilson Andrew J., gardener with H. W. A. Nahl
Wilson Cyrus, merchant (S. F.) res cor Everett and Rail-
road av
Wilson David W., harnessmaker, shop and res W s High nr
Railroad crossing
Wilson Frank, carpenter, res E s Park bet Central and Ala-
meda avs
Wilson Thomas, horse dealer, res W s High nr Railroad
crossing
Winchester Wm,. engineer C. P. R. R., res Yosemite Hotel
Winant Samuel, oysters (S. F.) res S s Central av bet Park
and Park av
Winter Charles H., watchman with E. M. Derby & Co., res
Alameda Wharf
Wise Frank, with Thomas Kable, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Wolf Adolphus, dry and fancy goods, store and res NW cor
Railroad av and Webster
Wolfes Gerard, clerk (S.F.) res S s Santa Clara av bet Pros-
pect and McPherson
HI! PPQT 9 UllklTtQ agenis «-'ok san francisco and alameda property.
UlLDCni & nUNlLII Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
528 ALAMEDA DIRECTORY.
Worable James W., whitener, res Court nr Buena Vista av
Wood A. B., dentist (S. F.) res S s Railroad av nr Prospect
Wood Ed. M., clerk with Edward L. Ford, res W s Broad-
way nr Monroe
Wood Eunice G., widow, res SW cor Railroad av and Pros-
pect
Wood M. P. Mrs., res W s Broadway nr Monroe
Wood Reuben Mrs., res N s Pacific av nr Webster
Woodrow Charles, atty-at-law, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Worden Susan Mrs., dressmaker, S s Railroad av nr Park
Worsham Louis L., conductor, res Yosemite Hotel
Wotton Moses, painter, res E s Broadway bet Central av and
Monroe
Wultzen John, insurance (S. F.) res S s King's avnr Charles
Wunnenberg N. B., res S s Railroad av bet Third av and
Webster
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Yablonsky John, with S. F. Gaslight Co., res S s Santa
Clara av bet Everett and Broadway
Ybarra Felix, farmer, res W s Broadway bet Central av and
Monroe
Young Deborah Mrs., res E s Oak bet Clinton and Bay avs
Young Jerome N., carpenter, res E s Oak bet Clinton and
Bay avs
Young Laura Miss, dressmaker, res N s Webb av bet Park
and Everett
Younger Andrew, carpenter, res E s Webster bet Railroad
and Pacific avs
YOSEMITE HOTEL, I. N. Kay proprietor, E s Park bet
Lincoln and Webb avs
Zadig Philip, general superintendent Zadig Pavement Co.
(S. F.) res W s Hibbard bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Zeh Gotlieb, butcher, res S s Central av bet Oak and Walnut
Zerman Manuel W., res S s Central av bet Park and Broad-
way
Zeyn Herman, carpenter, res Yosemite Hotel
Zoppott Andrew, sailmaker (S. F.) res SW cor St. John and
Santa Clara av
iPHMfl^T CDBINPC FIRST class hotel for summer boarders
ILUIllUll I OmiNUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. 8. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Oakland and Alameda.
Academies.
(See Colleges and Seminaries; also Schools.)
Advertising Agents.
Lulley Mark & Co., 462 Eleventh
Pounstone Alvin L., 921 Broadway, room 6
Agricultural Implements.
Babcock George W-, 955 Broadway
EVERSON W. & M., SW cor Ninth and Broadway
Grosso & May, 1008 Broadway and 1770 Seventh
Northey & Wagar, 801-803 East 12th
Apothecaries.
Bowman Henry, 913 Broadway
Conard W. D., SW cor East 12th and Thirteenth av
Dinsmore William G., 1059 Broadway
Edwards & DeWitt, NW cor Broadway and Eleventh
FOUNTAIN & RYAN, 1158 Broadway
Lemon S., E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Lunt Frank G., NE cor Seventh and Willow
Merrill S. S., Choate nr University Grounds, B.
Morgan Bart, 913 Seventh
Reillv Paul J., 847 Broadwav
SANFORD, KELSEY & CO., 971 Broadway
Schunhoff B. P., 462 Seventh
Tucker J. W., 1760 Seventh
PIIREBT 9 UEIKITPD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLM OcnUlllLn NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F.. or Park St. Alameda,
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Van Voorhies R. J. & Co., 1051 Broadway
Verhave John, SW cor East 12th and Sixth av and 970
Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Elbe C. B., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Keene Edward B., W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara
avs
JAS. G. STEELE & CO.
CHEMISTS and APOTHECARIES
316 KEARNY STREET, East Side,
Between Pine and Bush, SAN FRANCISCO.
Importers of Fine DRUGS and CHEMICALS,
Patent Medicines, Periuinery and Articles for tie Toilet.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steele's Squirrel Poison, and Steele's Grindelia Lotion
For the Cure of POISON OAK.
Architects.
Apponyi Charles E. (Thurlow Block. S. F.) 671 Tenth
Cnthbertson W. J., 461 Ninth
Dawless Joseph W7, SW cor Shattuck and University av,B.
Day Clinton, 1104 Broadway
Donovan Patrick, 454 Eighth
Fee John D., 77 Valley
Gee Myron, W s Elm bet Plymouth av and Edwards
Jencks Jared H., 1922 San Pablo av
Kirk William, 954 Broadway
Lewis William A., 1116 Broadway
Lockington William N., N s Thirty-fifth nr San Pablo av
Mathews J. C, Union Bank Building
Mau Charles, SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Meeker George, 620 East 12th
Merwin & Son, 1116 Broadway
Morris Jacob S.. W s Broadway nr Twentieth
Newsom A. L. & T. D., 1004 Broadway
PELTON JOHN C. jr., 917 Broadway and 330 Pine, S. F.
PHILLIPS & HOCHHOLLER, 1104 Broadway
Price David, 608 Ninth
SHERWIN JOSEPH, NW cor Eighth and Broadway
Stokes William, 1104 Broadway
Taylor F. L., 1320 Telegraph av
iFniVinftIT H0TFS HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Traxler Kobert, 503 Eleventh
Wall & Black, 422 Ninth
Weed Marcus H., SW cor Telegraph av and Forty-ninth
ALAMEDA.
Foster C. H., E s Park nr Webb av
Hayselden & Son, E s Park av nr Central av
PHILLIPS & HOCHHOLZER,
AE©Mi©©ts Mil Eag&m@@i«e
Oakland Bank of Savings, cor. 12th and Broadway.
JOS. SHERWIN,
Architect and Superintendent
OFFICE, N. W. corner EIGHTH and BROADWAY,
John C Pelton, jr.
917 Broadway, Oakland,
I REFERENCES, j
RE FERES CES.
Hon. A. J. Bryant,
H. Kohler,
P. H. Ca.na.van,
W. C. Burnett,
Chas. E. McLane,
0. F. Maynard,
Jos. G. Eastland,
A. S. Haltidie,
P. B. Cornwall,
Gen. David D. Colton.
AND
330 ZPIZLSTIE STIE^IEIET,
Kooiui 51 and 52,
SAIV FRANCISCO, CAL..
ACADEMY BUILDING. (Use Elevator.)
Artesian Well Borers.
Aldrich Lucius A., N s Sycamore nr Grove
Allen W., Golden Star Hotel
Askin J. W., NW cor Sixth and Jones, W. B.
Boh Jacob, NW cor Sixth and Jones, W. B.
Clark James A., E s Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Lindsay Oliver, 825 Henry
Pierce Alfred D., N s Eighth nr Campbell
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
532 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Shaw Leander J., E s San Pablo av nr N. Oakland Station
Tierney Patrick, N s Twentieth nr Franklin
ALAMEDA.
Kable Thomas, Loyal Oak Hotel
Artificial Limbs.
MENZO SPRING,
Manufacturer and Repairer of
No. 9 Geary Street,
Junction of Kearny and Market, San Francisco.
Artificial Stone.
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING CO.,
Crowson Smith president, W. T. Smith secretary, 962
Broadway and 400 Montgomery, S. F.
Hall & Morey (New York Artificial Stone Co.) P. O. Box 554
Kirchhoff Amuel, 320 Third
Pacific Stone Co., 907 Broadway
Assayers.
Caleff H., 461 Ninth
Dozier A. T., 461 Ninth
McLaine Lauchlan, SW cor Seward and Wood
Attorneys at Law.
Beebe Franklin, 1354 Webster
Bowie G. W., 859 Broadway
BREARTY FRANCIS J., 456 Eighth
BROWN H. PETTEYS, NE cor Ninth and Broadway
Byrne Peter, 456 Eighth
Castello A. E., 834 Broadway
Christie Robert J., 1004 Broadway
Daniels Seth F., 456 Eighth
Earll Warner, 921 Broadway
Eells Charles P., Union Bank Building
Gilbert Frank, 509 Eighth
Gilcrest S. F., Union Bank Building
Glascock John R. (district attorney) Court House
Glascock William H., 921 Broadway
F0J£F.r GOLDEN GATE and the BAY »™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 533
Graham William M., 470 Seventh
Hall E. B., 161 Seventh
Hamilton N., 1271 Jackson
Havens J. F., 1069 Broadway
Havens H. H., 1069 Broadway
Leake Henry A., 954 Broadway
Lynch Edward, 625 Chestnut
Marsh John C, SW cor Eighth and Castro
Martin James C., 16 Wilcox Block
Martin Spencer, 1106 Broadway
Mason William H., 804 Willow
May William B., E s Webster nrDurant
McCallum John G., Union Bank Building
McKee Robert L., 460 Eighth, room 1
Montgomery Zach., 16 Wilcox Block
Moore Albert A., 462 Ninth
Morgan George L., S s Sixteenth nr Jefferson
Nye Stephen G. (county judge) Court House
Phillips D.T.,Ns East 16th bet Sixth and Seventh avs
Plunkett James C, 954 Broachvay
Rand J. H., 921 Broadway
Redman R. A., 1067 Brush
Redstone John H., 461 Ninth
Shearer Sextus, 954 Broadway
Smith James H., 1104 Broadway
Tevis Joshua, S s East 14th nr Twenty-sixth av, Fruit Vale
Thurman Robert S., E s Market bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
VAN VOORHIES WILLIAM, 456 Eighth
Vrooman Henry (city attorney) City Hall
Webster Edgar J., Union Bank Building
Whitney George E., 817 Broadway
Wiggin Marcus P., Union Bank Building
Wright Isaac, 754 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Crist Henry B., S s Central av bet Park and Broadway
Crosby E. O., Ws Foley nr Buena Vista av
Woodrow Charles, Loyal Oak Hotel
T. J. BREARTY. W. VAN VOORHIES.
VAN VOORHIES & BREARTY,
A ttomeys-at-Law,
456 Eighth Street, between Broadway and Washington
GILBERT & HUNTER '
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st... Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS ant! RANCHES for Sale.
534 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
H. PETTEYS BROWN,
Attorney-at-Law,
NORTHEAST CORNER NINTH AND BROADWAY,
Auction Stores.
Lippman & Salinger, 476 Ninth
Marcus Isaiah, 869 Broadway
Mellis Bros, 871-873 Broadway
Nordhausen C. & A., 813 Broadway
Eyan & Mellor, 466 Twelfth
Auctioneers.
Bankhead & Sons, 811 Broadway
LULLEY M. & SONS, 462 Eleventh
Lyon & Kinsey, SW cor Washington and Ninth
Olney & Co. (real estate) 857 Broadway and 219 Sansome, S.F
WOODWARD & TAGGART (real estate) 460-462 Eighth
ALAMEDA.
Palmer Norris W., S s Lincoln av nr Park
M. LULLEY & SONS,
Furniture and Merchandise
AUCTIONEERS,
New Office and Salesroom 462 Eleventh St., Oakland.
Sale Days Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sales at Dwell-
ings a Specialty.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of desirable second-hand Furniture.
(P. O. Box 548)
Bakers.
Brandstetter Joseph, 908 Broadway
Donnelly John, NW cor Goss and Pine
Fowler D. C., 1218 Broadway
Hampel C. F., 761 East 14th
Lanne Vincent, 912 Franklin
'SFnSVSflS^T ^PRINP^v a beautiful dr,ve- <>n|y 3 mi|es from [Oakland.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 535
Mallet J., 617 Broadway
McGettigau Bros., BE cor William and Willow
Holler & Loch, 1271 San Pablo av
Mouret M., 912 Franklin
Paul John A., 815 Broadway
Peterson Martin, 880 East 14th
Keilly Edward, SW cor Third and Bristol, W. B.
Eussell C. W., 911 Seventh
Schley Bros., 770 East 12th
Schley Lizzie Miss, 612 East 12th
Shindler Henry, SE cor Twenty-fonrth and Telegraph av
Staehle Charles, 709 Broadway
Thaler Conrad, 1508 Eighth
Thompson -John, 910 Broadway
YanBergen Martin J., N s Seventh nr Willow
Weis & Umlauff, 707 Broadway
Williams Nicholas, 463-465 Seventh
Woltf Emil, 1836 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Daemon & Landvogt, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara
avs
Probst Louis, W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Banks.
First National Gold Bank of Oakland, 969 Broadway
OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS, NE cor Twelfth and
Broadway
Union National Gold Bank, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
Union Savings Bank, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
Barbers.
Baker Albert, 1067 Broadway
Bartels Charles, 457 Seventh
Briones Gabriel, 844 Broadway
Chanaron H., 424 Eleventh
Chevalier Louis M., 713 Broadway
Classon & Trost, 1010 Broadway
Garcia Joseph, SW cor University av and Second, W. B.
Gressler Charles A., 707 East 12th
Hallahan Andrew, 834J Broadway
Held Ernest, Grand Central Hotel
Linehan Daniel J., S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Loud Henry A., 689 East 12th
Maleton Edward, 919 Broadway
Pll RPRT J? MEIiyTFR AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park si., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Properly for Sale.
536
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Menges Henry, 454 Eighth
Meyer Henry, 715 Sixth
Mosca Ernesto, 828 Broadway
Purnell Z. J., 457 Broadway
Quinto Joseph M., Tubbs' Hotel
Seeglitz Fred. W., 867 Broadway
Silva John, 627 East 12th
Smith & Wilson, 713 Broadway
Smith Harry, 1508 Seventh
Smith Valentine, 1230 Broadway
Stewart William H., 853 Seventh
Stulz & Selmelle, 1762 Seventh
Wangerin Joseph D.,Ws Telegraph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
AVashington James, 409 Sixth
ALAMEDA.
Kalis F. J., SW cor Park and Railroad av
Lemkie Charles H.,Es Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Lond Charles A., W s Park opp Webb av
Basket Manufacturers.
Lascombe Eugene, NW cor Twentieth and Curtis
SCHNEIDER A. J., 962 Broadway
J. s
CHILDRENS' CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY,
962 Broadway, between 9th and 10th
OVERLAND LUNCH, PICNIC, AND LADIES' FANCY
BASKETS.
Children's Chairs and Feather Dusters,
All kinds of Willow Ware and Children's Carriages Made and Eepaired.
Baths.
Gibson Joseph (medicated) 1011 Franklin
Held Ernest, Grand Central Hotel
Seeglitz Fred. W., 867 Broadway
Stulz & Schnelle, 1762 Seventh *
PIEDMONT SPRINGS A- D' TSStcc
ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S. 469 NINTH ST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 537
Billposters.
Stilwell Bros. & Co., 472 Ninth
Billiard Saloons.
Diedrichsohn Alexander, 1816 Seventh
FENNESSY JOHN, 8(53 Broadway
GANS ROBERT H., SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Held & Neller, 1226 Broadway
Jurgen Charles, 409-411 Twelfth
Newman William, Grand Central Hotel
Reed & Magee, 415 Thirteenth
Wilson, Benke & Co., 1219 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Conrad George, SW cor Park and Webb av
Severin Theodore, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara ays
Blacksmiths.
(See also Carriage and Wagon Makers, also Horseshoers.)
Allen M. W., SE cor Tenth and Franklin
Casey Michael & Son, 418 Tenth
Durham & Buftett, cor Eighth and Washington
Follrath Adam, 1062 Thirteenth ay
Galvin <fc Lebrecht, Telegraph ay bet Seyenteenth and
Eighteenth
Gilmore Robert, 268 Twelfth
Gownanlock James, Broadway bet Second and Third
Hamilton W. H. H., 1064 Thirteenth ay
Hampel Henry F., N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
King & Williams, 414 Eleyenth
Klumpp & Allard, S s Third nr Broadway
Kneale Benjamin, E s Telegraph road nr Summer
Lawless Patrick, S s Forty -fifth nr Telegraph av
McCaskeH Hugh, 608 Broadway
McGrath James, E s San Pablo ay nr San Pablo Station
McGREW P. H., 1062 Thirteenth ay
Meikle <fe Dayis, SE cor Sixteenth ay and East 14th
MURRAY & O'HARE, N s Twelfth bet Harrison and Alice
Nelson & Peterson, NE cor San Pablo and University ays,
W. B.
Northey & Wagar, 801-803 East 12th
Ollis Henry, 1008 Franklin
SICOTTE 'FERDINAND, E s Wood bet Seyenth and Goss
Sicotte Otto, N s Second Brush and Castro
Smith Edwin, E s Broadway bet Second and Third
IIRFRT £ HSINTFR BUYandSELLREALESTATEand mining property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Aiameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
538 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Smith John O'Neil, 520 Seventh
SOHST BROS., NE cor Eighth and Franklin
Sullivan Michael, 1086 Fourteenth av
Weeks Henry, NE cor Sixth av and East 11th
Weymouth T. D., 365 Eleventh
Wright & Heath, SE cor University av and Ninth, W. B.
Zeier George, East 12th bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs
ALAMEDA.
Byler William P., W s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Hally & Curvey, East sPark opp Pacific av
Boarding Houses.
Amyx Amelia, University av nr Choate, B.
Bryant R. M., cor Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Cook Mary A. Mrs., 8 Pearson's Row
Day Lott, 503 Eleventh
Down George, 1833 Seventh
Duncombe A. Mrs., 615 Fourth
Hansen H. E., NE cor Grove and Third
Haywood Robert E., 1069 Fourteenth av
Heddle Mary, 503 Ninth
Lawyer Mary Mrs., 517 Ninth
McConnell Mary A., 962 Clay
Morris Mary E.. 71 Valley
Nightengale N. D. Mrs., cor Forty-ninth and Telegraph av,
Olmsted L. H. Mrs., 1228 Broadway
Powers Oliver P., 323 Eleventh
Randall C. W., 1069 Fourteenth av
Smith Daniel, 1810 Seventh
Storm William, N s Dalton av nr Stockyards
Sullivan Johanna Mrs., NE cor Tenth and Franklin
SUNNYSIDE HOUSE, A. Baldwin, SW cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Teas M. E. Mrs., 508 Seventh
Tennison N. J. Mrs., NE cor Third and Franklin
Thorne James, 527 Seventh
Tubbs & Collins, Webster nr Mountain View Cemetery
ALAMEDA.
Bleymann Edward, N s Central av bet Prospect and McPherson
Gamba L., N s Railroad av bet Paru and St. Mary
Reid John, nr Pacific Cordage Co's Works
So io P1EDMT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner D0;
DAY or NIGHT
iy 3 miles.
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy iife and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
539
Cor. Thirteenth and Harrison Sts.
OAKLAND.
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms, with or without Board.
House new and newly furnished. Pleasant locality. Twelfth street cars run within
a half block of the house.
A. BALDWIN, Proprietor.
Bookbinders.
Miller J. Fred., SW cor Broadway and Ninth
Strickland & Co. (blank books) 1061 Broadway
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LOANS NECOTIATED.
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Woodward & Taggart--Desirab!e Business Property for Sale.
540 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Books and Stationery.
AULD ROYAL I., 157 Ninth
Burns T. R. & Co., SW cor Seventh and Broadway
Choynski I. N., 1214 Broadway
Cutting James R., NE cor Pine and Seventh
Dailey Peter J., 1762 Seventh
Denison Eli, SW cor Eighth and Myrtle
Harding Frank, 1808 Seventh
HARDY W. B., 959 Broadway
Holmes John E. jr., 626 East 12th
Lemon William M., 475 East 12th
Merrill S. S., Choate nr University av, B.
Miller & Watt 1101 Broadway
Parker William C, 843 Broadway
RICHARDS W. A. (S. F. Newspapers) 855 Broadway
Bodolph Frank B., 1003 Broadway
Strickland & Co., 1061 Broadway
Watson S. H., 1307 San Pablo av
ALAMEDA.
Clinton H. M., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Boots and Shoes — Retail and Custom Made.
Alexander Henry, 1754 Seventh
Alexander Isadore, 845 Broadway
Baker John, 455 Fourth
Barrett A., 1220 Broadway
Broad Charles A., 952 Broadway
Coffee & Furst, 837 Broadway
Cornor C. W., 460 Twelfth
Covaco J. S., 412 Seventh
Cronkrite John W., NE cor Fifth and Lewis
Dressier George, 624 East 12th
Farrell John, 422 Third
Ferrero Mateo, N s Twentieth nr Castro
Fitzgerald E., 506 Seventh
Flint Levi S., S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Fonte A., NE cor East 12th and Sixteenth av
Ford Albi, 2080 Fourteenth av
Frederick William B., 468 Twelfth
Girard E., NE cor Fourth and Clay
Green Joseph, 904 Broadway
Grieszer John, 420 Eleventh
Hauschildt Henry, 1057 Broadway
Henninger Frederick, 1309 San Pablo av
PIEDMONT SPRINGS AN E)
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 541
Hill MarkT., 716 Broadway
Hirsberg it Morrison, 1101* Broadway
Howell Harry W., 1506 Seventh
Incapie E., 410 Ninth
Jacobs John J., 1622 San Pablo av
Johnson William Henry, 467 Sixth
Kearney Thomas, W s Telegraph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
Konecke H., 914 Broadway
Larsen Gilbert, W s University av nr Sixth, W. B.
Lehmann Henry G., 1155 Broadway
Lexow Frederick, 1765 Seventh
Marble William D., 480 Eighth
Musselman David, 909 Seventh
Nedderman B., 705 East 12th
O'Brien John, 833 Washington
O'Keeffe Daniel, 681 East 12th
Outram D. J., 1163 Broadway
Perdue T., S s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
Rosenberg Morris, 1109 Broadway
Bosseau James, 687 East 12th
Scherrer John, 812 Seventh
Senram Frederick, 963 Broadway
Stevenson F. W., 1020 Broadway
Stuart Daniel, 1071 Broadway
Swas Antonio, 805 East 12th
Watts William, W s Adeline nr Fifty-fourth
ALAMEDA.
Barber Arthur S., NE cor Park and Webb av
Durein John, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Gallagher Edward, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Green Gardner, S s Santa Clara avbet Webster and Third av
Beicshrath Louis, S s Santa Clara av bet Third and Webster
Breweries.
BROOKLYN, Welscher <fc Westerman, SW cor Eighteenth
av and East 14th
East Oakland, Herman Mangels, SE cor Eighth av and
East 12th
OAKLAND, Kramm & Dieves, cor Telegraph av and Durant,
office cor Ninth and Broadway
St. George's, Douglas M. Harington, S s Powell nr San
Pablo av
WASHINGTON, Charles Bredhoff, NE cor Broadway and
Sixth
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ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA, Victor Ruthardt, NW cor Santa Clara and
Third avs
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Jos. Dieves.
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Cor. Telegraph Avenue and Duraiit Streets,
CLA-ZKIXoAJSTID.
CHAS. BREDHOFF,
Washington Brewery
Corner Sixth and Broadway,
OA-ZKHi-ASSTID.
Beooklyn Breweey,
WELSCHER & WESTERMAN, Proprs.,
Manufacturers of
LAG^3R S3E3BR.,
Orders left at the Brewery will be promptly attended to. Beer delivered free of charge
to any part of the city.
k beautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 543
Brick.
Burner & Young, foot ot Franklin
: Heywood Z. B. & Co., Second bet Delaware and Bristol, TV. B
j Myers F. F. (fire) NE cor Third and Washington
I Parkinson W. H. (fire) 1160 Broadway
Potrero Brick Yard, 1055 Broadway, city wharf, and Mar-
ket-st wharf (S. F.)
\ REMILLARD & BROS., 1055 Broadway and foot Webster
Bridge Builders.
! California Bridge and Building Co., SW cor Second and
Grove
Brokers— House.
Bigelow Elijah, 900 Broadway
Bigelow Thaddeus B., 900 Broadway
Doe Luke, 958 Broodway
Haynes W. P. & Co., 1106 Broadway
Mabry A. Y., 965 Broadway
Millbury <fc Burleson, 907 Broadway
Bowell William K., NE cor Broadway and Ninth
Todd, Dye & Co., SW cor Broadway and Eleventh
Wagner & Co., NE cor Seventh and Willow
WETMORE J. L. & CO., 956 Broadway
Brokers — Money and Stock.
Brown A. D., 927 Broadway
Gillet C. E. & Co., 1770 Seventh
Henry George S., 907 Broadway
Miner John M. & Co., 472 Ninth
Mix & Boyce, 906 Broadway
Page F. S., 917 and 1007 Broadway
Brooms.
Cordes Herman, S s Sixth nr Broadway
Butchers.
Allen William J., W s San Pablo av nr Adeline
Ames Henry M. (wholesale) 1068 Broadway
Arras & Stephenson, 1753 Seventh
Barrett Patrick, 835 Washington
Brock George TV., NE cor Peralta and Fifth
Coutolenc J. H., NE cor Jefferson and Third
lILBERT & HUNTER AGENTS F' ! SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., op Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
544 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Davis John H.,Ws Thirteenth av bet East 12th and East
14th
Dorn S. H., San Francisco Market
Dulion Emile, 420 Ninth
Finkeldey Henry, 705 Broadway
Ford D. R., 835 Washington
Gay & Schade, 921 Seventh
Gentner Charles, S. F. Market
Gerhardy P. J. (S. P. Market) 829 Broadway
Glaze J. W., 753 East 12th
Goldsticker Michael, SE cor Fifteenth av and East 14th
Grabs August, S s Seventh bet Wood and Pine
Grayson, Harrell & Co. (wholesale) 1 Nicholl Block
Guptil E. A., 1710 Telegraph av
Hann Thomas, W s Shattuck nr University av, B.
Hayes, Carrick & Co. (wholesale) 655 East 12th
Heckman Thomas, 309 East 12 th
Hutton E. L., SE cor Fourth and Webster
Jarvis William, junction Webster and Broadway
Jungerman E. & Co. (wholesale) SW cor Twentv-first and
Brush
Koob Adam 1213 Broadway
Lafferty & Coursen, 461 Third
Lange Theodore, NW cor Twenty-second and Market
Laphan John P. (wholesale) SW cor Tenth av and East 15th
Liese Henry, 765 East 12th
Lough & Wilkinson, 800 Broadway
Maloney Peter, SW cor Shattuck and Shannon way, B.
Marquardsen & Becker, SW cor Castro and Sixth
Mattern Harry, NW cor Ninth and Webster
May & Alga, S s Seventh bet Henry and Chester
Morris Marcus L. (wholesale) 1144 Myrtle
Mullikin James C, NW cor Forty -fifth and Shattuck
Murphy Edward, S s Seventh bet Pine and Cedar
Nelle William, 964 Broadway
Northup Benjamin C, N s Seventh nr Willow (Masonic Hall
Building)
Ossosky Morris, 363 Eighth
Patronak Frederick F., 1323 San Pablo av
Prescott & Bemis, 479 East 12th
Raymond T., N s Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth, W. B.
Bice & White, 2 and 6 City Market
Schaffer Louis, 819 Broadway
Schneider Conrad, 463 Fourth
Schultz Jacob, SE cor Eighth and Washington
Scribner George W., 8-10 City Market
PI FflMflNT ^PRINP9 F'RST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 545
Simon M. A., 1500 Broadway
Smith Christian (wholesale; E s San Pablo av nr Alcatraz av
Smith George E., Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Smith John F., 1319 Brush
Smith Joseph B., cor Broadway and Fourteenth
Storm William, N s Dalton av nr stockyards
Swords Patrick, cor Forty-ninth and Telegraph av
Thacker T. W., SE cor Filbert and Third
Vanderlip F. D., NW cor San Pablo av and Twenty-sixth
Vogelsanger & Burgelin, 1104 Market
"Warren Ed. T., 1930 San Pablo av
Woerner Jacob, 18 City Market
Zeiss Harry A., SE cor Chester and Eighth
ALAMEDA.
Bancroft A. J., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Liese Conrad, W s Park bet Railroad ami Santa Clara avs
Mathias John G., W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Cabinet Makers.
Ericsson P. E., 378 Tenth
Gehlich & Oschkinat, 408 Tenth
Holman & Co., N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
Krimbel Jacob, 685 East 12th
McCracken John H., cor East 15th and Twentieth av
Schreiber Christian, 1105-1107 Broadway
Settle William B., junction Adeline and San Pablo av
Sternitzky Robert, 476 Eighth
Wemmer John, 406 Ninth
Carpenters and Builders.
Abbott Charles, NW cor Castro and Fifth
Abbott Joseph E., NW cor Castro and Fifth
Adams A. W., NW~ cor Third and Franklin
Adams Charles W., N s William bet Bay and Cedar
Adams Jacob F., 806 Jefferson
Aien Christian, 664 Twenty-sixth
Aienes Henry E., Es Sixth nr Holyoke, W. B.
Allen Bernard, Tremont House
Allen William M., NW cor Chestnut and Fourteenth
Ambrose Norman H., SW cor Seventh and Willow
Anderson N., Stewart's Hotel
Andrews Edward J., E s Humboldt av h mile S of Univer-
Angwin Alfred, 1810 William
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540 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong Robert, Eland House
Asli James M., 1722 Wood
Atkinson James W., 261 Eighth
Atkinson William, cor Sixth and Webster
Atkinson W. J., 659-' Jackson
Austin William, W s Filbert nr Twenty -fourth
Ayers Ransom G., 460 Twenty -first
Bachelder William K., 1379 Broadway
Batchelder Phares J., 1015 Fifth
Bailey George L., S s Fifteenth nr Broadway
Bailev William H.,Es Seventh bet Delaware and Bristol,
W. B.
Baker Lorenzo, Humboldt House
Baker Silas, N s Twenty-fifth bet Telegraph av and Broad-
way
Baldwin Clifton, 517 Ninth
Barkhouse Frederick C, 557 Sixth
Barman John, 1005 Fifth
Barry Michael, 1022 West
Barry Myron S., S s Eighteenth nr West
Bartlett Edward, Railroad Exchange Hotel
Bartlett J. J., 406 First
Bauerle John, 759 Grove
Bauman John, S s Fifth bet Filbert and Linden
Bayles Joseph, 873 Lydia
Beagle Frank M., N s Forty-second nr Telegraph av, Temes-
eal
Beal Rufus, N s East 16th bet Twentieth and Twenty-first avs
Beale John, E s Adeline nr Third
Bean Archibald E., W s West nr Twenty -first
Beebe Edwin L., 366 Ninth
Belden Edward E., N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Belden T. M., 860 Clay
Bennett Judson, W s Filbert nr Twenty -first
Berger Matthias, Henry bet Eighth and Ninth
Berry William, E s Wood nr Taylor
Betancue Joseph F., S s Bay pi nr Telegraph av
Birch John, SE cor East 12 aud Eleventh av
Bixby Levi R., E s Brush nr Twentieth
Black Josiah, NE cor Twenty-first and Telegraph av
Blacket W. E., Capital Hotel
Bliss W. C, 963 Franklin
Blue Daniel P., N s William bet Bay and Cedar
Bolles Amos, N s East 25th nr Seventh av
Bonney Charles W., 717 Tenth
Bontan Leonard, Thirteenth av bet East 16th and East 17th
?l£nf\JinftlT UrilTSTI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
r I L U If! 0 N I n U I L L great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT,
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 547
Boone Daniel W., S s College way nr Shattuck, B.
Boone W. E., 524 Thirteenth
Borland James, cor Twenty-first and Filbert
Borres T., Railroad Exchange Hotel
Bonton W. S,Ws Filbert nr Twenty-eighth
Boyce Davis, N s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
Bovnton George, SE cor Nineteenth and Market
Boynton Ira, 712 Fifth *
Bradford Oscar M., S s Seventh bet Washington and Clay
Brainard J. M., W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Bridgman Caleb B., 1006 Third
Briggs C.G,Ws Myrtle nr Fifth
Brighton William, 864 Washington
Brink Edwin P., 520 East 14th
Brooks David, W s Market nr Fifteenth
Brooks George, 869 Campbell
Brooks Samuel jr., 869 Campbell
Brophy P. J., N s B nr Haven
Brougham W. H., Eland House
Brown Francis A., Thirteenth av nr East 22d
Brown Henry C, Tontine House
Bryan Archie C, SE cor Wood and William
Bryant R. M., NW cor Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Bugg Henry, 171 Eighth
Bunce H. A., NE cor Bristol and Second, W. B.
Burns Charles, 810 Alice
Burpee Joseph S., SWcor Sixteenth and Linden
Butler Charles, Louisiana House
Byrne Charles B., SE cor Sixth and Alice
Caine James E., 1359 Brush
Caldwell John C, Stewrart's Hotel
Callahan Thomas, E s West nr Twenty-second
Cameron & McDonald, 818 Myrtle
Cameron Archibald B., N s University av nr Shattuck, B.
Campbell James D., SE cor Fifth and Linden
Campbell J. H., N s Third bet Grove and Jefferson
Campbell Norman, 732 Linden
Campton George, Railroad Exchange Hotel
Carden William C, 1161 Third
Carlisle Daniel, 365 Ninth
Carmichael & Oderkirk, 361 Eighth
Carnall James S., N s University av nr University grounds,
Berkeley
Carter Charles M., SW cor Sixteenth and Linden
Cassidy Patrick, 1001 Franklin
Castle Charles H., W s Forty-second nr Grove
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Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
548 BUSINESS DIRECTORY*
Catteral Thomas, 1510 Broadway
Chamberlain Albert, W s Ninth bet Bristol and Delaware,
W. B.
Charles M. L., Eureka Hotel
Chase Joseph jr., N s Seventeenth bet Brush and Castro
Chase Joseph C, Alhambra House
Chenoweth John, 816 Clay
Chester Charles, 813 Adeline
Child Edward, 1207 Broadway
Chisholm Duncan B., S s Third bet Lewis and Peralta
Clapp & Larkin, 805 Isabella
Clark John, Eland House
Clark Kenneath, Eagle House
Clark Rodney A., Pearson nr Taylor
Clinier Samuel, N s William nr Bay
Clough James, Humboldt House
Clough Thomas, Humboldt House
Cole L. A., Sunnyside House
Collai'd John, S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Collie John, 721 Eleventh
Collins Benjamin, NE cor Ninth av and East 11th
Collins P. M., S s Seventeenth nr Grove
Collins William D., 81*4 Myrtle
Colmer Frederick C., Star House
Colwell John, Stewart's Hotel
Combs Henry, Golden Star Hotel
Connolly Joseph, 1309 Clay
Conrad B. S., 762 Fifth
Cooper Samuel O., 960 Grove
Cope John H., 1370 Brush
Copp J. L., 322 Eleventh
Copp Stephen L., 726 Myrtle
Cordell William A., 808 Jefferson
Cornell Charles M„ 520 Fifth
Coveny John, El Dorado House
Cowell John, SW cor East 18th and Eighth av
Cowell Richard, N s East 16th bet Eighth and Ninth avs
Cowley James, West Berkeley Point
Coy James, Mansion House, E. O.
Crampton Thomas S., Eagle House
Crane George E., W s Cypress nr Fifteenth
Crawford Sewell G., 729 Myrtle
Creaser James, 722 Filbert
Crocker Winslow, 729 West
Croke James, W s Adeline nr Twenty-fourth
Croken Patrick, W s Magnolia nr Thirty-second
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY « ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 549
Croino J. H., Capital Hotel
Cutler A. W., 813 East 14th
Cutting Osmond, 518 Sixth
Cutting Walter J., 518 Sixth
Daly John, 565 Second
Daly John, 1002 Third
Daniels J. M.,Ws Brush nr Seventh
Dannaker William A., S s William bet Wood and Willow
Dargin John, 863 Campbell
David Sidney, E s Adeline nr Thirty-fourth
Davis Charles W., cor Bristol and Fourth, W.B.
Davis David A., 410 Tenth
De Jardin Edward, N s East 1st bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Demarais Charles, W s Lewis bet Second and Third
Dempsey John, SE cor Second and Webster
Dempsey Patrick, 823 Chester
Dennen Augustus M., W s Willow bet William and Seventh
Denner Louis, E s Harlan nr Peralta
Dermot John, 214 Eighth
Dickerson David E., NE cor Thirteenth av and East 14th
Dickerson William L., 809 Henry
Dicus — , 809 Webster
Dille Jefferson T., Birch bet Beckwith and Diamond, North
Temescal
Dingwell Joseph, W s Henry bet Third and Fifth
Dingwell Bobert, W s Henry bet Third and Fifth
Dinsmore L., 1009 Chester
Dixon J. J., Eland House
Dixon John B., Twelfth av nr East 23d
Doherty John A., Grand Central Hotel
Dole William A., 858 Clay
Donald John, Stewart's Hotel
Donaldson Alexander, Union Hotel
Dorrell Gideon, cor Washington and Sixth
Dow Lorenzo, N s Eleventh bet Kirkham and Cypress
Dowling John, Overland House
Dowling Kichard H., 527 Seventh
Downing George, Golden Star Hotel
Doyle James S., NE cor Shattuck and University av, B.
Drew George I., 369 Fifth
Dunbar — , S s Logan nr Market
Dungan B. M., 1672 Third
Dunn George W., 2 Short
Durrell Gideon, NE cor B and Louise
Dutcher Bobert, Louisiana House
Dye — , 477 Eighth
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IXILDLn I & MUll I LSI Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F.. or Par
Park st. v Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
550 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Eastern L., 576 Fourth
Eckles Clement, SE cor Fourteenth and Kirkham
Edwards Edward W., N s Fifth bet Center and Chester
Edwards Justus, S s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Edwards William, 522 East 14th
Elliott Austin A., W s Sixteenth av bet East East 14th and
East 15th
Elliott George F. , W s Sixteenth av bet East 14th and East 15th
Ellis C. H., 711 Castro
Embury George A., N s Berkeley way nr Wilvia, B.
Emerson Charles W., Stewart's Hotel
Engelberg Peter, Stewart's Hotel
English John T., S s Twelfth nr Kirkham
Falconer James, N s Thirtieth nr Union
Fallmer E. F., 423 Tenth
Farmer Rudolph, 716 Broadway
Farnum Moses, Fourteenth bet Franklin and Broadway
Farwell W., 565 Second
Favor James, N s Third bet Brush and Castro
Ferguson William L., Willow nr Seventh
Field Edward G., S s Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Findley Felix, cor Third and Harrison
Findley J. M., SE cor Second and University av, W. B.
Finney William H., E s Telegraph av bet Merrimac and
Prospect pis
Fisher Beriah P., 358 Seventh
Fisher Fayette, N s Forty-third nr Telegraph av
Fiske William H., N s William bet Cedar and Bay
Fitzgerald Michael, W s Watts nr Peralta
Flaherty Thomas, E s Pine nr Atlantic
Fletcher John, Eastern Hotel
Flick G. W., Union Hotel
Flood Stephen, Capital Hotel
Flowers Frank, 510 Eighth
Flynn Timothy, S s Eighteenth bet Kirkham and Cypress
Fogg Joseph, 813 Market
Forsyth Edwin R., N s Delaware nr Sixth, W. B.
Foster John A., E s Filbert nr Twenty-eighth
Foster Thomas, S s Seventh bet Washington & Clay
Fowler James M., N s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
Francis Elihu R.,Ws Jefferson bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Fraser D. McG., E s Linden nr Eighteenth
Fraser Samuel W., 307 Third
Fraser William, S s Atlantic bet Pine and Wood
French George W., N s East 16th bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first avs
'IFfllVinNT ^PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot. 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 551
French Sullivan F., Parson House
Frewing George, W s Henry nr First
Friedline S. A., Union House w
Fuller A. M.,Ns Laurel bet Telegraph av and Valley ; u
Fulton George, N s Thirtieth bet Union and Magnolia £!
Gage Samuel I). , NW cor Market and Twenty-second H
Gale George, Ninth av nr East Twentv-third —
Gallant Peter H., 923 Third g
Gardner L., 1003 Webster g
Gee Myron, W s Elm av bet Plymouth av and Edwards i q
Gentry Calvin B., 1576 Telegraph av —
Getchell Sumner, 751 Market £5
Geue F. W., SW cor Fourth and Jackson
Gibbs Archibald, Louisiana House ^
Gibbs Josiah S., S s Chase nr Wood, W. O. ^*
Gilberg N., 1521 Seventh ^
Gilman John B., W s West bet Ninth and Tenth 3
Gleason Michael, SE cor East Tenth and Third z
Glenan John, SE cor Twelfth and Center £
Glenn David, 802 Alice $
Glimme Peter, Stewart's Hotel , SJ
Glover John W., 361 Tenth
Godfrey Joseph, W s Campbell bet Chase and Taylor
Goodwin W. L., W s Campbell nr Twelfth
Gore — , 1162 Seventh
Gough J. H., W s Union nr Twenty-fourth
Granni Eollin W., S s Pacific nr Campbell
Grant J. P., Eland House
Grant Horace A., W s Lusk nr Evoy av
Graves Charles, Humboldt Hotel
Gray Samuel, N s Forty-second nr Telegraph av
Green Frank, 473 Twenty-first
Greenough Charles C, 757 Sixth
Griffin Ardrew J., S s Bristol bet Second and Third, W. B.
Griffin Charles O., Berkeley House
Griffith William A., S s Evoy av nr Telegraph av
Grimshaw William, Berkeley House, W. B.
Griswold George, W s Magnolia bet Third and Fifth
Gross John, W s Telegraph av nr Thirty-ninth
Halm C, N s Fifth bet Webster and Harrison
Hall Franklin, N s Thirty-fourth, nr Market
Hall I., 809 Webster
Hall Isaac, 1709 Seventh
Hall William, 842 Twenty-ninth
Hallenbeck George D., NW cor Wood & Willow
Halverson John, NE cor Thirtieth and Union
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UILDLIi I & nUn I Lrl Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hamby Andrew M., 833 Twenty-ninth
Hainby Joseph, 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamby Richard A., 833 Twenty-ninth
Hamby William J. G., 833 Twenty-ninth
Hammel Peter, E s Willow nr Eighth
Hannah John, Eland House
Hannan John, Sixth nr Pine
Hansa John, Tremont House
Hanson Clarence S., 1008 Franklin
Happ Simon J., 463 Twent-first
Harden John B., 718 Filbert
Hardenberg Henry D., 6CA Tenth
Hardgraves Thomas, Humboldt Hotel
Harley M. F., Ns Third bet Castro and Brush
Haskell & Smilie, 813 Castro
Haskell Samuel, Brooklyn Hotel
Hassinger Samuel K., 611 Seventeenth
Hatch Edward, S s Forty -fifth nr Telegraph av
Haustrauser John, S s Twenty-second nr Linden
Hayes Thomas, 568 Sixteenth
Hays Edwin B.,Ss Eighteenth nr Cypress
Hebberd Asa W., Tremont House
Hemphill Ion, 759 Sixth
Henderson L., cor Twenty-first av and East 33d
Henderson M. F., 960 Clay
Henning John B., Willow nr Lincoln
Henton_Grifnth, E s Telegraph av nr Weston av
Herbst August, 667 Fifth
Herget Emil W., 821 Seventeenth
Hetherington J. W., 1669 Seward
Hewitt — , Oakland House
Hickey Patrick F., 770 Fifth
Higgins John, N s Ettie nr B
Higgs Henry, 660 Myrtle
Hill Henry B., NE cor Eleventh and Center
Hill J. H., 269 Second
Hill John, NW cor Twenty-eighth and Market
Hill William H., 1559 Seventh
Hinckley N. N., E s Magnolia nr Seventh
Hitchcock Harry E., 1355 Franklin
Holmes John E., 626 East 12th
Hooe Daniel B., 710 Twelfth
Hooley John, Stewart's Hotel
Hopper Thomas W., Pearson nr Taylor
Hosmer James, 860 Harrison
Hough Joseph Z., 522 Eighth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
BUSINESS DIKECTORY. 553
Howard John, 1003 Webster
Howe Joshua P., Short nr Cedar
Hughes Andrew, 1756 Seventh
Humiston William, 472 East 11th
Hunnewell George, East 23d nr Twelfth av
Hunt Edward, E s Eighth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Hunt Walter, NW cor Twenty-first av and East 24th
Huntington George H., E s Linden nr Thirtieth
Ingerson Charles A., 518 Sixth
Irons — , Alharabra House
Jackson George W., E s Harlan, Watt's Tract
Jackson Giles A., 955 Fifth
Jackson Robert, Magnolia nr Thirty-sixth
James Joshua, 1806 Grove
Jencks Jared H., 1922 San Pablo av
Jenkins William F., 921 Webster
Jennings Thomas, Eland House
Johnson Andrew B., E s Adeline bet First and Third
Johnson Hiram A., S s Third nr Jackson
Johnson H. L., S s Third nr Jackson
Johnson James, N s Seventeenth nr Center
Johnson James C, S s Fifteenth bet Center and Cypress
Jones Frank E., N s Eighteenth bet Brush and West
Jones George W., W s Pine nr Seward
Jones Orrin B., N s Eighteenth nr West
Jones R. H., Stewart's Hotel
Jones W. E., SE cor William and Bay
Jones William D., N s Eighteenth bet Brush and West
Jordan Bros., 403 Tenth
Josselyn Andrew, SE cor Fifth and Henry
Judd Charles E., cor Eighth and Chester
Judson William F., 577 Eighth
Kane John J., NE cor Market and Fifteenth
Keel William, S s Third nr Adeline
Kelligan Robert, N s Laurel bet Telegraph av and Grove
Kellum A. B., SW cor Seventh and Pine
Kelly Charles M., 706 Webster
Kelly William P., S s William bet Wood and Willow
Kemp William H,, 527 Seventh
Kennedy P. M., 707 Fifth
Kennedy Thomas, Eland House
Kennedy William, 707 Fifth
Kent Perez, 1436 Twelfth
Kerr Eugene M , NE cor Eleventh av and East 18th
Keyes James F., SE cor Second and Webster
Kimball Albert A., 966 Castro
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Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Kimball Charles B.,¥s Franklin nr Durant
Kimball Erastus N., Ns Logan nr San Pablo av
Kimball L. W., 1023 West
Kime James H., 668 Elm
King Benjamin C, 834 Franklin
King George W., N s Eighth nr Willow
King Henry C, SW cor Chester and Eighth
King James, E s Cedar bet William and Atlantic
King M. F., 519 Eighth
Kingshott Richard, 915 Third
Kirby R. J., Railroad Exchange Hotel
Knight Frank L., 322 Eleventh
Knight Fred. W., 1309 Clay
Koch Gottlieb, S s Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Koch William, S s Forty-sixth nr Telegraph av
Kolb Joseph, 1207 Seventh
Kraft Ernest, 414 Fifth
Krause Charles F., S s Fifteenth bet Cypress and Kirkham
Kreckel Lewis, Stewart's Hotel
Kurtz John, N s Eighth nr Chester
Kyte James C, 364 Third
Labrache Narcisse, 675 Fourth
Lake Edward H., 1633 Market
Lamb Horace C, W s Maple nr Temescal
Lamb Richard, S s Prospect pi nr Telegraph av
Lampe Charles, NW cor Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Lancaster Henry, N s Fifteenth bet Kirkham and Cypress
Larke Alfred, NE cor Linden and Twelfth
Larmer Augustus B., Magnolia bet Fifth and Seventh
Larson Arne, 611 First
Larue Frank, E s Eighth av bet East 11th and East 12th
Lauston Christian, 1727 Myrtle
Lawyer Perry, 517 Ninth
Le Clair Peter, N s Thirtieth nr Magnolia
Le Page Louis, Babue's Hotel
Le Pierre Louis, N s East 11th bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Leavell Erasmus T., W s Telegraph av nr Forty-seventh
Leber Lewis, SE cor East 18th and Thirteenth av
Lefferts Edmund, N s Sixth nr Market
Lehnig Frederick, 1157 Seventh
Leland Henry C, NW cor Magnolia and Twenty-second
Lemmon Charles, 951 Fifth
Leonard Morris, 458 Fifth
Leroy Alfred D., S s Prospect pi nr Broadway
Lewis T. F., N s Taylor nr Willow
Libbey Joseph, SE cor Third and Peralta
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner
DAY or NIGHT
only 3 miles.
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 555
Lindeman Henry, cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Little Arthur L., 820 Sixteenth
Livingston Fred. S., Ss Sycamore nr San Pablo av
Lohsen George, Fourth bet Broadway and Washington
Lombard C. L., 224 Second
Long Jens, Webster nr Booth
Long L. H., 813 Henry
Longfield Joseph, S s William bet Wood and Pine
Lorensen Michael, NW cor Adeline and Third
Lougee C. H., 1513 Eighth
Love William H., 485 Bay pi
Lucas N. B., Eland House
Lucas Lobert B., 770 Twenty-first
Lufkin Thomas H., NE cor Twenty-first av and East 20th
Lund J. N., cor Booth and Webster
Lynch John, Eland House
Lynde P. J., NW cor Peralta and Seventeenth
Lyons Thomas M., N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Mackin John, E s Choate nr University av, B
Madsen Julius A., E s Market nr Seventeenth
Maloney Patrick, cor Peralta and Twenty-eighth
Maloon George E., 1369 Market
Manning Patrick J., SW cor Pacific and Campbell
Marchand Frank, N s Sixteenth nr Clay
Markley George W., 760 Brush
Marsh John, 1116 Broadway
Marshall John, 165 Seventh
Marston P. F., Fruit Vale av
Martin C. S. : NW cor A and Hannah
Martin James L., 319 Fourth
Martin William, N s Taylor nr Willow
Mathews John, N s East 16th bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Mattingly JElichard C, 719 Jefferson
McAdam Alexander, Humboldt House
Mc Cabe Nicholas, Winthrop House
McCain Nicholas, Winthrop House
McCan Frank A., N s Brown bet Grove and Telegraph av
McCarty John, S s Evo};r av nr Adeline
McClelland Henry S., SW cor Twenty-fifth and Broadway
McComb Barron, SW cor Thirty-fourth and Chestnut
McCracken John H., cor East 15th and Twentieth av
McCrimmon Kenneth, SE cor Twety-ninth and West
McCullough Ballentine, S s Fourteenth nr Kirkham
McCullough James, 310 Fifth
McDonald Anthony, Stewart's Hotel
McDonald Charles, N s University av nr Shattuck, B
"Ml RFRT JL HlfNTFR I REAL ESTkTt and |NsuRAWt;£ agents i 224 montgomerv, s,
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
556 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McDonald James, 477 Eighth
McDonald James, NW cor Twenty-first av and East 20th
McDonald John, N s University av nr Shattuck, B
McDonald William, S s Fifth nr Chester
McDongall Hatch W., NE cor Dwight way and Shattuck, B
McDougall Hugh, W s Shattuck nr Dwight way, B
McEathan Daniel, 508 Eighth
McEathan John, 508 Eighth
McFee J. A., 559 Seventeenth
McGauley Thomas, 957 Jefferson
McGrath John, St. Louis House
McGraw John, 920 Franklin
McGraw Roderick, 559 Sixth
McGregor Robert, W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
McHaffie James 1003 Webster
McKenzie Murdock, 722 Linden
McKibbon Robert W., 666 Tenth
McKernon John, cor Eighteenth and Kirkham
McKinnon Daniel, E s Adeline nr Second
McLean John, 814 Park
McLeod Daniel, S s Seventeenth bet Cypress and Kirkham
McLeod N. E., NE cor East 16th and Twelfth av
McManus Alexander, Railroad Exchange Hotel
McManus Bernard C, S s Seventeenth bet Grove and Jeffer-
son
McMenamin Robert D., 567 Fourth
McTavish D. C., 835 Clay
McVey John, 1305 Clay
Mehar John, N s Seventh bet Pine and Cedar
Melandy John, cor Clay and Seventh
Mill William W., SE cor East 16th and Eighth av
Milwain Alexander, SW cor Seventeenth and Franklin
Mitchell James H., W s Union nr Thirtieth
Molander John, 527 Seventh
Moloney H. W., Eureka Hotel
Momyer Henry, SE cor Third and Castro
Moody & Struppler, 1151 Seventh
Moon John H., S s Atlantic bet Wood and Pine
Moore Clement J., N s Thirteenth bet AVood and Willow
Moore James, W s San Pablo av nr Twenty-sixth
Moore William, S s Fourteenth bet Broadway and Franklin
Morey Napoleon B., NE cor Twenty-eighth and Myrtle
Morgan E. D., 678 Elm
Morrill Simeon F., E s Telegraph av nr Summer, Temescal
Morrison Hector, 1171 Seward
Morrison Richard M., W s Elm nr Plymouth av
PIFRWlfiNT *\PRINPQ AN EXCELLENT summer and winter resort.
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
or Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 557
Morrison T. J., 323 Eleventh
Morse Menzo J., 672 Park
Morton Christian, W s Adeline nr Third
Mower Ezra H., 1423 Third
Muller Alexander, E s Union nr Thirty-second
Murray Robert M., 689 Elm
Murray S. C, N s Lincoln nr Willow
Myers William, E s Filbert nr Thirtieth
Names Nicholas, NW cor Third and Henry
Nelson James jr., W s Chestnut nr Twenty-fourth
Nelson John, W s Kennedy bet Dennison and Livingston
Nelson Robert, W s Chestnut nr Twenty-fourth
Newell David, N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
Newkoop John, 683 Twenty-sixth
Newton Benjamin, Golden Star Hotel
Newton L. L\, Golden Star Hotel
Nichols George W., S s Twenty -first bet Market and Curtis
Nichols James J., S s Twenty -first bet Market and Curtis
Nichols John J., S s Twenty-first bet Market and Curtis
Nickerson James, Stewart's Hotel
Nickerson Zenas P., W s Willow nr Chase
Nixon — , Capital Hotel
Nolan William, SE cor Thirty. second and Union
Nolan — , 867 Campbell
Noyes John H., NE cor East 16th and Twentieth av
Noyes William T., NE cor East 16th and Twentieth av
O'Brien Thomas, S s Logan nr San Pablo av
Odell George E., 962 Clay
Odle W. S., 960 Clay
Ohme Charles, S s Twenty-second nr Myrtle
Oling O. O., E s Pine nr Lincoln
Oliver Aaron P., 818 Fifteenth
Olsen John, S s Lincoln bet Wood and Pine
Olsen Rasmus, 1056 Third
Olson John, S s Twentieth nr Market
Organ Thomas, William bet Cedar and Bay
Ormsby C. W., 1310 Harrison
Orr James E., cor Thirteenth av and East 25th
Orr Samuel, Eland House
Owen W. A., Eagle House
Palmer E. H., 958 Webster
Palmer Henry, Webster bet Ninth and Tenth
Parish Charles L., NE cor Twenty -first and Chestnut
Parker Aaron, Standard Soap Co.'s Factory, W. B.
Parker Charles A., NE cor Fifth and Lewis
Parker H. V., 577 Sixteenth
ilLBERT & HUNTER
( REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.F.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
558 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Parkin Thomas, SW cor William and Pine
Parsons Nathaniel F., NW cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Patten S. C, SE cor Fifth and Henry
Peabody W. B.,Ss Delaware nr Tenth, W. B.
Pease John H., S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Pease L. W., W s Grove nr Twentieth
Perry James A., S s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
Pettigrove Jos na, 692 Twenty-sixth
Pettit Joseph G., W s Wood bet Taylor and Seward
Phinny Joseph M., 327 Eleventh
Philbrick Thomas C, W s Webster bet Fourth and Fifth
Phillips B. R., NW cor Jefferson and Second
Picer John, S s Locust nr San Pablo av
Pierce James E., 767 Willow
Pinard Noel, W s Adeline bet First and Third
Pinkham P., Golden Star Hotel
Pitts James M., Stewart's Hotel
Pixley Enoch, Eland House
Plow James, Golden Star Hotel
Plummer James W., S s Lincoln bet Pine and Wood
Pollock Robert, The Home, B.
Pomeroy B. M., 361 Tenth
Porter — , N s University av nr Sixth, W. B.
Potter Herbert B., N s Eighteenth bet Kirkham and Peralta
Powers Edward, Eagle House
Powers Robert, Charter Oak Hotel
Prenstlow Nels, W s Willow nr Atlantic
Price F. O. P., Eland House
Price & Hove, 710 Tenth
Price Rufus, N s Fifth nr Webster
Prince Levi, 559 Seventeenth
Pringle John, 913 Seventh
Prosser Henry J., 958 Center
Quackenbush Charles McGeorge, 1789 Grove
Rago Raphael, 532 Valley
Raleigh J. F., E s Myrtle nr Twenty-eighth
Raleigh L. A., E s Myrtle nr Twenty-eighth
Rammelsberg Ernest, E s Sixth nr Delaware, W. B.
Ranlett John, 163 Seventh
Rathman Edwards F., N s Forty -fifth nr Telegraph av
Read Stephen A., San Pablo av nr Evoy av
Redding W., 476 Twelfth
Reed Edgar O., E s Twelfth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Reed Frank M., 310 Seventh
Reed James W., 310 Seventh
Reed O. P., 626 Third
4 ueautifnl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES ?KOM
OAKLAND.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 559
Eeese William G., S s Weston av nr Telegraph av
Reom Nelson, N s Spring nr Adeline
Rhoades Lewis, W s Adeline bet First and Third
Rhodes Edward G., N s Pacific bet Willow and Wood
Richard J. J., SW cor Twenty-sixth and Market
Richards James, 818 Clay
Rickard George, N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Riley M., 527 Seventh
Rischmuller George, 1163 Eleventh av
Roberts John, 1728 Seward
Roberts Oliver E., 694 Park
Robinson Robert, Eureka Hotel
Rommeck Julius, 1620 Myrtle
Rommeck Leopold, 1620 Myrtle
Rosco Anton, Babue's Hotel
Ross Francis, 971 Fifth
Rowley John, N s Short nr Cedar
Rowse Samuel, NsB nr Louise
Sanford George, W s Jefferson bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Sawyer S. N., Mansion House, E. O.
Schafer Peter, S s Cleveland nr Telegraph av
Scheidecker John, 926 Filbert
Schielke Hermann, E s Chestnut bet Thirty-second and
Thirty-fourth
Schmidt William J., cor Fifteenth and Center
Schneider John, S s Seventh av bet East 16th and East 17th
Schou Andrew H., 678 Elm
Schwartz — , SW cor William and Pine
Scott John, 913 Poplar
Sedgley Abner, W s Market nr San Pablo av
See M. M., 673 Tenth
Sellers William M., The Home, B.
Settle William B., junction Adeline and San Pablo av
Shaker Henry, N s Eighteenth bet Center and Cypress
Shattuck William W., 361 Tenth
Shaw & Littlefield, S s Bay pi betBroadway and Telegraph av
Shaw Howard, 370 Fourth
Shaw John, 743 Myrtle
Sherman Calvin, East 23d nr Thirteenth av
Short John A., N s East 16th bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Shurvell John W., 866 Twenty-first
Sibley Washington L., Humboldt House
Simmons Conrad, N s William bet Wood and Willow
Simpson J. W., NE cor Magnolia and Second
Sims James W., 316 Tenth
Sirey John, Eland House
II RFRT R. HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office, 224 Montgomery. $t., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
560 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sniilie Albert, W s Linden nr Fifteenth
Sniilie James, W s Linden nr Fifteenth
Smith Francis M., N s Twenty-first bet Brush and West
Smith Henry T., 661 Grove
Smith James R., W s Market nr Third
Smith J. V. B., Alhambra House
Smith William T., S s Fifteenth bet Center and Cypress
Smithlen Frank, S s Fifteenth nr Franklin
Snee Thomas, El Dorado House
Spaulding John B., 615 Grove
Specht William E., E s Harlan nr Peralta
Spence William G., 522 Ninth
Spencer Benjamin, NW cor Tenth and Cypress
Spencer John, N s Choate nr Bancroft way, B.
Spencer Otis, 514 Sixth
Sperry Frank, E s Franklin nr Durant
Spies Philip, N s Forty-second nr Grove
Springston Jefferson, 1064 Twelfth av
Sprinkle John C, 514 East 12th
Stanton William B., S s Fifteenth bet Broadway and Frank-
lin
Staley J. A., 522 Eighth
Steffy J., Railroad Exchange Hotel
Steinmeyer Hugo, N s Peralta nr Hollis
Sternitzky Charles, 1923 Myrtle
Sternitzky Robert, 476 Eighth
Stevenson Henry H., 369 Fifth
Stewart James, NE cor East 11th and Thirteenth av
Stewart John, 370 Fourth
Stickney Benjamin W., NW cor Sixteenth and Center
Stilley Henry G., S s Lincoln bet Willow and Campbell
Stone John L., 562 Fourth
Strong Eli, E s Wood bet Taylor and Campbell
Sullivan James S., Park House, W. B.
Sullivan John O., Overland House
Sund Herman, W s Campbell bet Third and Pacific
Sutherland A. E., N s East 16th bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Svenson John, E s Pine nr Division
Svenson Peter, E s Willow bet Seward and Lincoln
Svenson Victor, E s Pine nr Division
Swan Philip, Thirteenth av bet East 16th and East 17th
Swift — , SW cor Seventh and Pine
Swinborne James, NE cor Third and Franklin
Sypolt L., Golden Star Hotel
Talken Josiah D., 660 Fourteenth
Taylor L. W., 768 Fifth
PIFDMdNT 9PRINP9 FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R suMMER boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Prepr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 561
Taylor Timothy, 1009 Wood
Taylor William, E s Linden bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
Teeter Elias, 834 Franklin
Tenny M. C, 565 Second
Thirsk William, W s Sixteenth av bet East 14th and East 15th
Thorn George, E s Willow nr Eighth
Thomas Richard, S s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph av
17th
Thompson Charles H., W s Ninth av bet East 16th and East
Thompson N. J., 1464 Seventh
Thompson W. M., Golden Star Hotel
Tibbals J. S., 512 Ninth
Tillman C. W., 906 Clay
Toohig James, SW cor Castro and Nineteenth
Towl — , Overland House
Townes, P. A., 861 Cedar
Townsend Aaron C, 1629 Myrtle
Townsend Richard, 621 Seventeenth
Tracey William N., NE cor Bay place and Broadway
Traxell J. W., Eureka Hotel
Treloar William, NE cor Henry and Seventh
Tretheway Richard, NE cor Sixteenth and Cypress
Trower Ebenezer, N s Fifteenth nr Kirkham
Tuck John W., 906 Grove
Tuggey William, N s Seventeenth nr Kirkham
Turner Normand R., 738 Linden
Tye William, 962 Twenty-eighth
Ullom Sylvanus, 1504 Third
Underwood George S., N s Forty-second nr Grove
Valleau J. S. G., 1120 Washington
Van Epps John, 518 Eighth
Van Vrankin Benjamin, N s Fifteenth nr Kirkham
Veich William, 967 Jefferson
Veitch W. T., Thirteenth bet Franklin & Webster
Wait Herbert, Eland House
Wait — , 819 Washington
Waite Cornelius, cor Second and Jefferson
Walker George M., NW cor Twenty-first av and East 16th
Walker Robert, 820 Twenty-second
Wall & Black, 422 Ninth
Wallace — 527 Seventh
Walton Richard N., SW cor Seventeenth and Cypress
Walz William, NE cor East 12th and Twelfth av
Wantzel Frank, E s Vallev nr Elm
Ward William M., 1622 Myrtle
Wardchow William, E s Harlan nr Peralta
'IIRCRT P UIINTED BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
5 iLDLIi I 0c null I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomtry st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
36
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
9
562 BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Warren Adalbert, S s East 14th ur Fourteenth av
Washburn S. H., Golden Star Hotel
Watson Clark, NW cor Fifth av and East 17th
Watson J. W., N s East 17th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Watts John, W s Willow bet William and Seventh
Watts John E., N s Atlantic bet Willow and Campbell
Watts Stephen, N s Eighth nr Wood
Webster Noah N, Ss Webster av bet Telegraph and Col-
lege avs
Wedgewood Charles H., 1762 Goss
Weed Marcus H., SW cor Telegraph av and Forty-ninth,
Temescal
Weider Daniel, 1554 West
Welch Michael, 1164 Fifth
Welke Albert, 651 Myrtle
Wells Austin A., 96Cf Grove
Wescott Edward W., SE cor William and Bay
West Herman, Brooklyn Dining Rooms
Whalin J. C. S., S s Eleventh bet Brush and Castro
White Charles T., W s Chestnut nr Thirty-fourth
White James S., 813 Castro
White Phineas, 768 Lydia
Whitney John T., 361 Eighth
Wiand Reubin, 1166 Market
Wilbur William S., 965 Castro
Wilcox Carlos H., W s San Pablo av nr Twenty -first
Wilcox Charles, NE cor Third and Franklin
Welkins Charles W., S s Fourteenth nr Webster
Williams Hinckley, 813 Castro
Williams Jeremiah, 172 Second
Williams William, The Home, B.
Williamson A. A., 1354 Eighth
Willy John W., 1117 West
Wilson Charles, 1913 Myrtle
Wilson George, Golden Star Hotel
Wilson Richard F., 1536 Curtis
Wilson Sidney H., W s Kirkhamnr Tenth
Wiltermood Lemuel S., S s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph av
Wiimy W., 306 Seventh
Wood James E., cor Pine and Seward
Wood James E., cor Third and Franklin
Woodward John, W s Louise nr B
Woodward Joseph, W s Louise nr B
Woodward Robert, W s Louise nr B
Wright A. H., NE cor Thirtieth and Union
Wright James A., N s Brown nr San Pablo av
ifCriftAniUT UnTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
itUmUllI nUlLL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 563
Wright John, SE cor East 17th and Eleventh av
Wright Jonathan G., 696 Twenty-sixth
Wright Samuel, 696 Twenty-sixth
Wright Thomas S.,Ns Berkeley way nr Shattuck, B
Wright — , W s Shattuck nr Dwight way, B
Wyand Henry P., 306 Seventh
Wyckoff J. I. S., 614 Seventeenth
Wykoff D. H., N s Eighth bet Wood and Pine
Yerick Adam, 958 Grove
Young Albert E., W s Campbell bet Atlantic and Pacific
Young Charles, S s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Young— 361 Eighth
Youngman Henry, 562 Jackson
Youngman Michael, 562 Jackson
ALAMEDA.
Aughinbaugh Gideon, N s Central av bet Webster and
Third av
Benn Ferdinand, N s Central av bet Second and Third avs
Biggs William, NE cor Eagle av and Broadway
Brewer Harry, NE cor Mound and Monroe
Brown C. A., cor Encinal av and Walnut
Bushman Herman, S s Clinton av bet Chestnut and Willow
Butts George, Yosemite Hotel
Carlson Frederick, N s Railroad av bet Park and Oak
Chipman John H., SE cor Buena Yista av and Union
Christiansen Charles W. F., W s Park bet Bailroad and
Santa Clara avs
Conrad John, N s Central av bet Prospect and McPherson
Cook Napoleon B., SW cor High and Central av
Cotton Henry W., S s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Dawson Jacob W., S s Buena Vista av bet Chestnut and
Willow
DeNett Louis, Cottage m Santa Clara av
Fee John, E s Everett bet Clement and Blanding avs
Fish Sherman J., W s Versailles av bet Central av and
Monroe
Fisher A. A., SW cor Park and Pacific av
Fisher P. E., SW cor Park and Pacific av
Fisher AV. Parker, Yoseinite Hotel
Foster Charles H., E s Park nr Webb av
Frey G., E s Bay nr Railroad av
Frodden & Godbersen, NE cor Santa Clara av and Encinal
Fromm Angust, E s Second av bet Santa Clara and Rail-
road avs
Gray Joel, NE cor Broadway and Central av
Pll RFRT £ UIINTFP REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
564 BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Hammond James, Broadway nr Central av
Hanley S. C, Yosemite Hotel
Hansen James, N s Railroad av bet Union and Schiller
Hardes Christian, McPherson nr Santa Clara av
Hassell Abdallah, Loyal Oak Hotel
Head R. G., S s Santa Clara av bet St. John and St. Paul
Head Wm., S s Santa Clara av bet St. John and St. Paul
Henderson — , W s Everett bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Hoeck Jacob, S s Railroad av bet St. John and St. Mary
Hooper John, Yosemite Hotel
Jamieson John C, N s Santa Clara av bet Park and Oak
Jaquith William K., SW cor Buena Vista av and Walnut
Johnson Charles K., Railroad av nr Paru
Johnson William M., S s Railroad av nr Paru
Kaselau Charles, N s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Kimball Charles H., N s S Santa Clara av bet Park and Oak
Kimball Edward, S s Buena Vista av bet Lafayette and
Schiller
King Adam, Buena Vista av bet Union and Schiller
Koeford H. L., Loyal Oak Hotel
Koenig Louis, Fasting's Park
Lang James, S s Pacific av bet Chestnut and Willow
Lewis Harrison R., W s Park bet Clinton and Bay avs
Markham John J., NW cor Mound and Van Buren
Martin David W., Yosemite Hotel
Maybee Hial N.,Ns Clement av bet Everett and Broadway
McComas Nicholas, E s Park bet Encinal and San Jose avs
McGowan Robert, SW cor Pacific av and Oak
Miller E., Loyal Oak Hotel
Millington James, SW Court and Central av
Morris William J., W s High nr Railroad crossing
Pembleton Lemuel, SE cor Oak and Central av
Rechenbach Richard, S s Central av bet Prospect and Web-
ster
Reed Everett L., E s St. George bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
Russell Horace A., E s Broadway bet Central avand Monroe
Russell Hugh, N s Pacific av bet Willow and Chestnut
Sanderson William, W s Everett bet Central and Santa
Clara avs
Schmidt Henry, S s Buena Vista av bet Bay and Charles
Sedgley John, W s St. Paul bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Shepard Peter D.,Es Oak bet Clinton and Bay avs
Smith L. D., cor Broadway and Monroe
Southrey J., Yosemite Hotel
Stall William B., E s Everett bet Clement and Blanding avs
"Si 5" GOLDEN GATE and the BAY °°™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 565
Steill William, E s Everett bet Clement and Blanding avs
Stevenson Thomas, SE cor Buena Vista av and Grand
Straub Dennis, W s Hibbard bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Thomas Sebastian B., S s Santa Clara av bet Park and Oak
Thompson Wallace W., Ss Eagle av bet Everett and Broad-
way
Thompson William W., S s Eagle av bet Everett and Broad-
way
Thrift Salvin, Yosemite Hotel
Townsend Harvey, S s Blanding av bet Everett and Broad-
way
Vance James M., SW cor Buena Vista av and Union
Vasselin Jules, S s San Antonio av bet Walnut and Willow
Vollmar Adolph, N s Alameda av bet Walnut and Willow
Vollmar William, N s Alameda av bet Walnut and Willow
Weckerle Charles, Pacific av nr Davenport
Weyburn John K., W s Prospect bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
Wilson Frank, E s Park bet Central and Alameda avs
Young Jerome N., E s Oak bet Clinton and Bay avs
Younger Andrew, E s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Zeyn Herman, Yosemite Hotel
STARKWEATHER & SON,
Importers ot
Gasp ets and Oilcloths
1153 BROADWAY,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, Oakland.
The Latest Patterns of
BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, THREE-PLY
OILCLOTHS OF ALL WIDTHS,
Rags, Hats and Matting in all varieties constantly on
hand. Old Carpets taken up, Cleaned and Re-
laid the same day, when desired. Curtain
work done to order, and perfect sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND ,NSURANCE AGENTS-
Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park st.,. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
566 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carpet Beating Machines.
Chace & Tucker, NE cor Second and Broadway
Hickey & Paul, S s 13th bet Franklin and Webster
ROBINSON AARON, 519 Second
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Etc.
(See also Furniture.)
Hook Elijah, 1114-1120 Broadway
ROBINSON AARON, second-hand, 519 Second
STARKWEATHER & SON, 1153 Broadway
Taylor Charles L., 1060 Broadway
Carriage and Wagonmakers.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Allen M. W., SE cor Tenth and Franklin
Coder Sherman B., 608 Broadway
Durham & Buffett, cor Eighth and Washington
Galvin & Lebrecht, Telegraph av bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Gravelle O. E., 266 Twelfth
Hamilton W. H. H., 1064 Thirteenth av
Hampel Henry F., N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
King & Williams, 414 Eleventh
Klumpp & Allard, S s Third nr Broadway
Kneale Benjamin, E s Telegraph road nr Summer, Temescal
McGREW P. H., 1062 Thirteenth av
Meikle & Davis, SE cor Sixteenth av and East 14th
MURRAY & O'HARE, N s Twelfth bet Harrison and
Alice
Nelson & Peterson, NE cor San Pablo and University avs,
W. B.
Northey & Wagar, 801-803 East 12th
Ollis Henry, 1008 Franklin
Sackman & Cameron, 1220 Broadway
SICOTTE FERDINAND, E s Wood bet Seventh and Goss
Smith Edwin, E s Broadway bet Second and Third
Smith John O'Neil, 520 Seventh
SOHST BROS., NE cor Eighth and Franklin
WEEKS HENRY, NE cor Sixth av and East 11th
Weymouth T. D., 365 Eleventh
ALAMEDA.
Ackley Egra, E s Park opp Pacific av
Hally & Curvey, E s Park opp Pacific av
'IFfllVinNT ^PRINPQ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
Irani Central Carriage Works,
MURRAY & CHARE, Proprietors,
North side 12th,
Between Harrison and Alice,
Phaetons, Buggies, Milk and Butcher wagons built to order
ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORK CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Particular attention given to Repairing.
CHARGES MODERATE.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
HEMRlf
T A HP
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Horse-Shoeing and generai Biacksmithing promptly attended to
N. E. Cor. SIXTH AVENUE and EAST ELEVENTH ST., in rear of Washington Hall.
J. F. W. Solis*.
If. J. Sohst.
IB 0A11IMI FACTORY.
SOHST BROTHERS
Cor. Eighth and Franklin Sts.,
OAKLAND.
First class Carriage Repairing
In all its Brancheg.
Constantly on hand and for 6ale below San Francisco rates, Eastern and home made
Carriages, Buggies and Phaetons.
JHTCall and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
OP?
P\\ QEQT P Utl^lTCD agents fok san i-KANCisco and alameda property,
JiLDLn I & nUjl 1 LI! Office. 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
568 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carriage Trimmers.
(See also Harness and Saddlery.)
Achard Charles, 367 Eleventh
Hanley William, 1082 East 14th
Chiropodists.
v. Loewenhorst A., 409 Twelfth
Chocolate.
BOCQUERAZ P., 853 Washington
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR, 1072 Broadway
Cider.
GORDON JOSEPH S. G., 469 Ninth
Cigars and Tobacco.
Albrecht Frederick, NW cor Wood and Seventh
Austin & Wallace, 956 Broadway
Baptiste & Fibush (manufacturers) 470 Seventh
Brooks James M., 851 Broadway
Brown Joseph, 670 East 11th
Buckley Frank jr., SW cor Seventh and Broadway
Chase James A., NE cor Cedar and Seventh
Cheu Lee & Co. (Chinese) 812 Broadway
Ching Fook (Chinese) 410 Eighth
Chung Kee (Chinese) 466 Seventh
Clivio & Cavagnaro, 920 Broadway
Dailey Peter J., 1762 Seventh
Downing Albert, 1152 Broadway
Felver Daniel (manufacturer) Ws San Pablo av bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Gaynor Hugh, 801 Broadway
Gray Dallas P., 905 Broadway
Hein George (manufacturer) 319 Seventh
Held & Neller, 1226 Broadway
Heppner Philip, 831 Broadway
Jans Obbe, 459 Seventh
Koster Herman, SW cor Fourth and Webster
Lefever Daniel (manufacturer) NW cor San Pablo av and
Fifteenth
Lemon William M., 627 East 12th
Litle William H., 1776 Seventh
Madsen Henry L., 1301 San Pablo av
'lEDMQNT SPRINGS ""KHPifflfSa
ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDONS, 469 NINTH ST
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 569
Maleton Edward, 919 Broadway
Martin, Kroll & Co., Seventh-st (Broadway Station)
McMullan Bros., 455 Ninth
Menke Dietrich, 872 Broadway
Montgomery Edward A., NE cor Seventh and Washington
Organ Walter M., cor Pine and Seventh
Roseberg Lasery, 867^ Broadway
Rosenberg N & Co., SW cor Broadway and Eleventh
Rosenberg Nathan, 909 Broadway
Ruth John, 1052 Broadway
Scharman Morris, 1067 Broadway
Shoen D. B., 459 Seventh
Titcomb W. A., NE cor Ninth and Broadway
Wa Cheung & Co. (Chinese) S s Seventh bet Franklin and
t\, lid \\ 6 ostiGr
Wirth Charles G., 321 East 12th
Wood and Kroll, 1010 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Frank Andrew, E s Oak bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Civil Engineers.
(See also Surveyors.)
Arnold Thomas J., City Hall
Boardman William F., Court House
De Grange I. J., SW cor William and Pine
Doherty George, 721 Fifth
Guppy A. R., 668 Seventh
Head John H., 765 Jackson
Hyde W. B., 162 Third
King Malcolm G., 1004 Broadway, rooms 8-9
Lewis John F., 212 Fourth
Mariotte Noel, 556 Sixteenth
Morgan Thomas W., City Hall
Ogilby Robert E., 1228 Broadway
Parkinson Thomas D., 718 Twelfth
Patton W. H., 1291 Alice
PHILLIPS & HOCHHOLZER, 1104 Broadway
Potter George C, junction San Pablo and Telegraph avs
Rector P. C, 365 Ninth
Stratton James T., 461 East Twelfth
Whitcher J. E., NW cor Grove and Eighth
Clairvoyants.
Beman Mary E., NW cor East 15th and Eighth av
PIIDCDT P LIIIMTCD BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLnl & nUH I til NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
570 BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Clothing.
(See also Tailors ; also Dry Goods.)
Alexander Henry, 1754 Seventh
Bernard A. C., 460 Sixth
Caro Samuel, NW cor Eighth and Broadway
Fonte Antonio, NE cor East 12th and Sixteenth av
Harris Bros., 915 Broadway
Hirshberg & Greenbaum, 875 Broadway
Letter Jacob, 957 Broadway
Coal and Wood.
Anderson Simon, 1051 Poplar
Audiffred H., N s Fourth nr Jefferson
Bernard Frank, 414 Ninth
Bowen & Brown, NW cor San Pablo av and Delaware, W.B.
Brown Ed. A.. 410-412 Ninth
Cloony & O'Brien, cor Seventh and Peralta
FREEMAN & JAFFE, 411 Eighth
GURNETT & AYERS, NW cor San Pablo av and Twenty-
eighth
Hughes W. F., SE cor Seventh and Wood
JOHNSON & FOWLER, 808 Eighth
Lynch, Maloney & Fitzell, NW cor Washington and Fifth
Medbery & Low, cor Chapel and Bancroft way, B.
Naegle G. H., NE cor Sixth and Washington
Purington & Keed, 608 East 12th
Bequa & Co., East 11th bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
Richardson O. F., W s Ellen nr B.
Shakespear & Walter, 413-421 Eleventh
SURRYHNE E. & CO.. foot Division
Thomas Frank E., 413 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Barber & Barker, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Earll W. & Son, W s Wrebster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
W. J. (iunicii. W. H. Ajers.
CURNETT & AYERS,
CENTRAL.
Wood and Coal Depot
- COR. SAN PABLO AVE. and 28th St.
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Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive aM elegant Dinner KJMK
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth .
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 571
F. Ii. Fowler. J. S. Johnson.
JOHNSON & FOWLER,
Corner Eighth and Market.
OAKLAND, CAI„. P. O. Box 431.
Orders received through the American District Telegraph Co. promptly filled
without extra charge.
Coffee and Spices.
BOCQUERAZ P., 853 Washington
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR, 1072 Broadway
CHAS. BERNARD,
Chartres Coffee^Spice Mills
SALERATUS, CARBONATE SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR,
707 and 709 Sansome Street, S. F.
Collectors.
Bigelow Elijah, 900 Broadway
Bigelow Thaddeus B., 900 Broadway
Callaghan & Co., 414 Ninth
Coe John F., 921 Broadway
Cordy & Warren, 414 Ninth
Doe Luke. 958 Broadway
Farno A. C., 837 Washington
Rowell William K., NE cor Broadway and Ninth
Stilwell Bros. & Co., 472 Ninth
WETMORE J. L. & CO., 956 Broadway
Ml DCDT P UllRllTD f REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS I 224 MONTGOMERY. S.
lILDLn I & nUH I LI! \ LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) cr Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
572 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Colleges and Seminaries.
(See also Schools.)
California Military Academy, David McClure principal, NE
cor Prospect and Telegraph avs
Golden Gate Academy, J. N. Haskins principal, N s Haw-
thorne bet Broadway and Telegraph av
Mills' Seminary for Young Ladies, Kev. C. T. Mills princi-
pal, Seminary av, four miles east of Oakland
OAKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, D. C. Taylor, N s
Fourteenth bet Washington and Clay
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Brother Hosea principal, cor
Fifth and Madison
St. Mary's Academy, 618 Eighth
University of California, Berkeley
Commissioner of Deeds.
HOSKINS WILLIAM, 909 Broadway
WILLIAM HOSKINS,
Notary Mlic, and Commissionor of Deeds
For all the STATES and TERRITORIES.
Office No. 903 Broadway.
J, L. BROMLEY IN SAME OFFICE.
Confectionery.
Alburn George W., 1512 Seventh
Bacon James H., 965 Broadway
Brandstetter Joseph, 908 Broadway
Bruning Bros., 833 Broadway
Cutting James B., NE cor Seventh and Pine
Fontana F. J., 469 Seventh
Hardy & Yeager, NW cor Broadway and Twelfth
Heine Adolph (manufacturer) cor Eighth and Chestnut
Kindelberger Frank M., 309 Twelfth
Kirchheiner Henry, 1007 Broadway
Kirchheiner John H., 629 East 12th
LOTKA & ZALUD, 1217 Broadway
Miley & Laage, 916 Broadway
Moller & Loch, 1271 San Pablo av
DIETniUlflMT CDDIfUPC an excellent summer and winter resort.
riLUlTlUH I OrnlNUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 573
Pfister John R. Mrs., 1065 Broadway
Roediger F. A., N s Taylor bet Wood and Willow
Russell C. W., 911 Seventh
Thomson John, 910 Broadway
Wynne Bros., 460 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Daemon & Landvogt, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
Contractors.
Alameda Macadamizing Co., 954 Broadway
Atkinson William, cor Sixth and Webster
Bachelder Phares J., 1015 Fifth
Bacon J. E. (street) N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Bailey J. N. (street) NW cor Sixth av and East 16th
Baker A. F., Ss Sixteenth nr Grove
Bates E. J., SW cor B and Ettie
Bell Thomas G., 763 Fifth
Benhani John A., 1638 Telegraph av
Bolles Amos, N s East 25th nr Seventh av
Boone W. E., 524 Thirteenth
Bovyer Edward, 717 Sixth
Brink Edwin P., 520 East 14th
Buckhout A. H., NW cor Forty-seventh and Telegraph av
Burner & Young (brick) foot of Franklin
Burpee Joseph S., SW cor Sixteenth and Linden
Cameron & McDonald, 818 Myrtle
Carlisle Daniel, 365 Ninth
Carmichael & Oderkirk, 361 Eighth
Casey Thomas C, SE cor Durant and Broadway
Child Edward, 1207 Broadway
Collins Michael, SE cor Chestnut and Third
Curtis William F., E s Linden nr Twelfth
Dermot John, 214 Eighth
Deuschle John J., S s Forty-fourth nr Telegraph av
Donovan & Rademacher (sewer) 1200 Broadway
Farrell Edward T., 561 Seventh
Gee Myron, cor Plymouth av and Elm
Goodwin W. L., W s Campbell nr Twelfth
Groff Charles F., SW cor Washington and Tenth
Haskell & Smilie, 813 Castro
Heimbold Julius F., 1411 Franklin
Hitchcock Harry E., 1355 Franklin
Hoopes Thomas C, N s Forty-third nr Telegraph av
Jencks Jared H., 1922 San Pablo av
'II RFRT £ HIINTFR ( REAL ESTATE and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
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John G. Harry, cor Pine and Seventh
Jones Orrin B., N s Eighteenth nr West
Kelligan Eobert, N s Laurel bet Telegraph av and Grove
Kimball Charles B., TV s Franklin nr Durant
Kimball L. W., 1023 West
Knowles William A., 666 Tenth
Lemon James M., 1203 Castro
McBean Alexander, 967 Jackson
McCourtney A. I., N s Hawthorne av bet Webster and Tel-
egraph av
McDonald William, N s Berkeley way nr Shattuck, B.
McKee A. J., S s Nineteenth bet Castro and Brush
McPherson William K., 815 Washington
Metcalf O. F., 910 Franklin
Mitchell Joseph, S s College way nr Shattuck, B.
Murray Eobert M., 689 Elm
Palmer E. H., 958 Webster
Parish Charles L., NE cor Twenty-first and Chestnut
Perry James A., S s Twelfth bet Franklin and WTebster
Prince Allen G., N s Twelfth bet Wood and Willow
Bedding W., 476 Twelfth
REMLLLARD & BROS, (brick) 1055 Broadway
Richards George, W s Telegraph av nr Seventeenth
Ridley William H., SW cor University av and Eighth, W.B.
Rogers James, S s Brown nr West
Sawyer, Bates & Co., 1004 Broadway, room 2
Sedgley Abner, W s Market nr San Pablo av
Sidden James A., 365 Second
Simpson Frank, 1326 Telegraph av
Sleigh & Prieta (night work) 654 Filbert
Slicer Hugh, 219 Third
Soule Joseph T., N s Golden Gate av, foot hills, B.
Stack William (street) 276 Fifth
Sullivan William C, 821 Filbert
Taylor & Underwood, 1160 Broadway
Taylor John, 475 East 11th
Terry C. C, N s Lincoln bet Willow and Campbell
Tibbals J. S., 512 Ninth
Vance & Donahoo, 1160 Broadway
Voice George L. , 921 Webster
Watson J. W., N s East 17th bet Fifth and Sixth avs
Williams Caleb O., 1563 Brush
ALAMEDA.
Christiansen Charles W. F., W s Park bet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
& tatiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 575
Dawson Jacob W., S s Buena Vista av bet Chestnut and
Willow
Hayselden & Son, E s Park av nr Central av
Head R. G., S s Santa Clara av bet St. John and St. Paul
Head William, S s Santa Clara av bet St. John and St. Paul
Kaselau Charles, N s Pacific av bet Walnut and Oak
Maybee Hial N., N s Clement av bet Everett and Broadway
Townsend Harvey, S s Blanding av bet Everett and Broad-
way
Cordage Manufacturers.
McWay & Cordes, Kirkham nr Seventh
The Entrail Rope and Belting Manufactory, 1913 San Pablo av
ALAMEDA.
Pacific Cordage Co., W s High nr Railroad crossing
Cornices.
Lutz & Berg (wooden) 1058 Broadway
Corsets.
Coplin A. (agent Dr. Warners) 470 Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
Hill & Weatherwax (agents Dr. Warner) E s Park bet Lin-
coln and Webb avs
Crockery and Glassware.
Barbagelata F. & Co., 1070 Broadway
Buhsen Diedrich, 1801 Seventh
Burns, Whitman & Gardiner, 1001 Broadway
Cadogan & Co., Sw cor Twelfth and Broadway
Fernandez J. L. & Co., SE cor Alden and San Pablo av and
junction Adeline and San Pablo av
Hansen .Asmus H., 1751 Seventh
Hyde E. H., 1167 Broadway
Jurgen & Bent, W s Telegraph av opp Humboldt Park, Teni-
escal
Mason W. C. & Co., 301 East 12th
Menke Dietrich, 872 Broadway
Pantoskey Hermann, 461 Fourth
Peck & Hall, E s Chapel nr Bancroft way, B
Raffo Bros., SW cor Broadway and Third
Schultz & Kock, NW cor Forty -fifth and Telegraph av, Tein-
escal
'II RFRT £ H1INTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. $t., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Des8rable Residence Property for Sale.
576 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Steere & Colby, SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Stevenson F. R. & Co., 1062 Broadway
Turn Suden H. & Co., SW cor Fourteenth av and East 12th
Wilkerson W. S., 1325 San Pablo av
ALAMEDA.
Barber Arthur S., NE cor Park and Webb av
Lenz Herman, SW cor Railroad av and St. Mary
Munson D. L., SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
Ward E. L., NW cor Park and Central av
Cutlery.
(See also Hardware.)
AULD ROYAL I., 457 Ninth
Grosso & May, 1008 Broadway and 1770 Seventh
HARDY W. B., 959 Broadway
JAHN & SCHOLL, SW cor Tenth and Washington
KREPPER BROS., 420 Eleventh
Dentists.
Christensen G. A. E., 1207 Broadway
Cole Rector E., 1055 Broadway
Cornwall A., 1069 Broadway
Craig W. H., 1055 Broadway
Hall Thomas W., 1004 Broadway
Lefevre Alfred, NW cor Eighth and Broadway
Ogden D. F., 1207 Broadway and 1208 San Pablo av
Plomteaux H. J., NE cor Broadway and Tenth
Porter James R., 1068 Broadway
Powers Daniel N., 463 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Bishop McKendree F., E s Park bet Lincoln and Santa Clara
avs
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
(See also Mills, Planing.)
BARNES H. W., 680 East 12th
ELFORD A. T. & CO., Oakland Point Plaining Mill
Elford Richard, NE cor Second and Broadway
Marks Aaron, 424 Eighth
Springer Jason & Co., 665-667 Broadway
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412-414 Twelfth
PIFRMflNT 9PRINP^v FIRST CLASS H0TEL F0R summer boarders
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Proprv
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 577
Drain Pipe.
(See also Potteries.^
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1166-1168 Broadway
Myers F. F., NE cor Third and Washington
Parkinson W. H., 1160 Broadway
Dressmakers.
Adamson Margaret Miss, 461 Ninth
Bachelder W. K. Mrs., 1379 Broadway
Baker A. S. Mrs., 1104 Broadway
Balmfortli R. Mrs., S s Sixteenth nr Clay
Beatty Lizzie Miss, 1215 Jefferson
Birch Catherine Mrs., SE cor East 12th and Eleventh av
Borland Annie Miss, 912 Clay
Boslee C. Mme., 464 Twelfth
Browning E. J. Mrs., 560 Sixteenth
Buck A. Mrs., 834 Clay
Bnckman Nellie Miss, 912 Center
Burpee L. J. Mrs., S s Sycamore nr San Pablo av
Cary L. Mrs., SW cor Bay and Haven
Chambers L. Miss, 1273 San Pablo av
Chilson S. J. Mrs., 1275 San Pablo av
Clark Rachel, N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Clark Rebecca, N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Clark Sarah Miss, N s Temescal nr Telegraph av
Colby F. Miss, S s Laurel bet Broadway and Telegraph av
Colby F. I. Miss, S s Laurel bet Broadway and Telegraph av
Comes Trinity, 712 Filbert
Connell M. Miss, 321 Twelfth
Cook P. Mrs., 469 Tenth
Cox D. Miss, 833 Clay
Cummings Hannah Miss, W s Cedar bet Goss and Short
Dakes Priscilla J. Mrs., W s Curtis bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Dawe Frank Mrs., 366 Ninth
Dawson Elizabeth A., 863 Clay
Deboice Elizabeth Mrs., 555 Broadway
Devoll G. B. Mrs., 1055 Broadway
Dinsmore Maria, 1120 Ninth av
Dow Esther, 461 Ninth
Dyer Mary J. Mrs., 426 Thirteenth
Ellsworth L. Mrs., 409 Twelfth
Espy Mary Mrs., 817 Seventeenth
Evans H. Mrs., 860 Jefferson
Farnum A. L. Mrs., 862 Castro
PIIDEDT 9 14 M hi TED BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLn I 0c ilUll I Lll NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
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578 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Farrell A. E. Mrs... 1754 Telegraph av
Foster Emma Mrs., 607 Franklin
Fox B. D. Mrs., 220 Second
Fraser M. Mrs., N s University av nr Shattuck, B.
Gage Ada Mrs., 609 Tenth
Garner Henry Mrs., 960 Washington
Gawley Eose Mrs., 967 Franklin ,
Gentry C. B. Mrs., 1576 Telegraph av
Grear B. G. Miss, 1210 Broadway
Green E. C. Mrs., 1116 Broadway
Guenette Louise Miss, E s San Pablo av nr University av,
W. B.
Hall Frank T. Mrs., 416 Thirteenth
Ha}-es Thomas Mrs., 568 Sixteenth
Heath F. F. Mrs., W s Eighth nr University av, W. B.
Hebberd A. W. Mrs., Tremont House, room 14
Hess Mary Mrs., 1827 Seventh, rear
Hilton D. E. Mrs., 366 Eighth
Hilton M. A. Miss, Centennial Block
HorrM. E. Mrs., 516 Ninth
Hyde T. J. Mrs., 458 Twelfth
Jensen Kate Mrs., S s Goss nr Pine
Johnson Adelia Miss, SW cor Tenth and Washington
Johnson Jennie B., 361 Ninth
Jones Susan, 490 Laurel
Kelly Eliza E. Mrs., 1661 Eighth
King Sarah Mrs., 519 Eighth
Larkin E. Miss, 411 Ninth
Larkin Eose Miss, 411 Ninth
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., 211 Twelfth
Mallus Jennie Mrs., 476 Twelfth
McCormick Annie Miss, 1720 Eighth
McWade D. D. Mrs., SW cor East 16th and Twelfth av
Metcalf Olive Mrs., 910 Franklin
Miller Mary A. Miss, 218 Sixth
Millikin Margaret, 1640 Telegraph av
Nolan Ann Miss, 555 Eighth
Nolan M. A., 315 Eleventh
Perry S. A. Mrs., 1101 Broadway
Eemillard Mary Mrs., 355 Tenth
Eoach M. E. Miss, 411 Ninth
Eobertson Maggie Miss, 960 Grove
Schroeder A. Mrs., 511 Third
Schultz D. Miss, 691 East 12th
Scott Eichard Mrs., 1167 Seventh
Scully Kate, S s Evoy av nr Grove
'IFFIMDNT HfiTFl HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now o*fers
"great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 579
Shelly Ella Mrs., 571 Seventh
Spence W. G., Mrs., 522 Ninth
Spencer H. J. Mrs., 1015 Broadway
Starkweather Adeline H., 818 Fifteenth
Stubbs Emily A., 1800 Grove
Sweeney Alicia Miss, 1510 Seventh
Sweeney Catherine Miss, 1510 Seventh
Switzer E. Mrs., Tremont House
Thorn Clara Miss, E s Willow nr Eighth
Trestler Emma Miss, SW cor B and Haven
Trimble Mary Mrs., 221 Third
Watson E. J. Mrs., 508 Eighth
Watson J. E. Mrs., 1015 Broadway
Weed Ellen E. Mrs., SW cor Telegraph av and Forty -ninth,
Temescal
Wells Emil 512 Eighth
Williams Charlotte Mrs., 473 East 12th
Wilson Sarah Miss, 530 Ninth
Wood James E. Mrs., cor Pine and Seward
Wright S. H. Mrs., 1518 Telegraph av
Zentmayer Wilhelmine Miss, 519 Eighth
ALAMEDA.
Bailey Clara A. Miss, E sPark betEncinal and San Jose avs
Cook Annie M., SW cor High and Central av
Hill <fe Weatherwax, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Oberst S. Mrs., N s Central av bet Park and Oak
Pierson Anna Miss, S s Railroad av nr Park
Round Jennie Miss, N s Central av bet Oak and Park
Worden Susan Mrs., S s Railroad av nr Park
Young Laura Miss, N s Webb av bet Park and Everett
Druggists.
(See Apothecaries.)
Drugs and Medicines.
FOUNTAIN & RYAN, 1158 Broadway
SANFORD, KELSEY & CO., 971 Broadway
Dry Goods.
Barnett E., 825 Broadway
Bernstein Edward, 813 Broadway
Block E. D. & Co., 951 Broadway
Cashman M. A. Mrs., E s Dana bet Bancroft way and Uni-
sity av, B.
Coffee & Faust, 837 Broadway
jILBERT & HilNTFR REAL ESTATE and |nsurance agents-
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dick William & Co., 478 Ninth
Fonte Antonio, NE cor East 12th and Sixteenth
Ford Alvin, 1080 Fourteenth av
Greenhood J. & Bros., 1053 Broadway
Gottshall L. & Co., cor Shattuck and Addison, B.
Ingram Henry, SW cor Fortieth and Telegraph av
Lippman & Salinger, 467 Ninth
Lippman Abraham, 903 Broadway
Marcus Isaiah, 869 Broadway
Martens & Reyer, 1159 Broadway
Mellis Bros., 871-873 Broadway
Nordhausen C. <fc A., 813 Broadway
O'Brien J. J. & Co., 1117-1119 Broadway
O'Connell & Co., 1002 Broadway
Schimmelpfennig F., 762 East 12th
Sproule C, Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Taft H. C. & Co., 1165 Broadway
Wachs A. N., 1017 Broadway
Wright & Co., NW cor University av and Fifth, W. B.
ALAMEDA.
Barber Arthur S., NE cor Park and Webb av
Greene Theodore, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Munson D. L., SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
Ward E. L., NW cor Park and Central av
Wolf Adolphus, NW cor Railroad av and Webster
We Dye to Live, and Live to Die
PIlLPlfaiBlfamiWE
We clean all kinds of household articles, such as Table Covers, Piano Covers ,
Napkins, Crumb Cloths, Bed Quilts, Spreads, Covers and Blankets.
We finish by a new process and return the goods with the same appearance as when
new from the mill. We clean Laces and Curtains of all sizes.
All orders called for and delivered free of charge.
Office, 912 Broadway - - Works on 4th St., cor. of Clay.
EDWARD FRANCOZ, Proprietor.
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY » ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 581
Dyers and Scourers.
FRANCOZ EDWARD, SW cor Fourth and Clay, office 912
Broadway
Hyde T. J. Mrs., 458 Twelfth
Manefeld George, 834 Broadway
Rangod Gustav, S s Twenty-first nr Telegraph av,' office 307
Twelfth
Samuels B., 818 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Baudoin A., E s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Employment Offices.
Ainsworth A. G., 462 Tenth
Baker John Mrs., 455 Fourth
Hayes A. Mrs., 460 Twelfth
Engraver.
Swale Harry L., 958 Broadway
Expresses.
Boyd John E. (San Francisco and Berkeley) E s Sixth bet
Delaware and Bristol, W. B.
MEADER & CO. (Meader's) 907 Broadway and 333 East,
S. F.
Roundey Brothers (Brooklyn, Fruit Vale and S. F.) 626
East 12th
Ruth John (Dime) 1052 Broadway
Sisterna Philip (San Francisco and Berkeley) cor Fifth and
Addison, W. B.
Steere & Colby, SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Wells, Fargo & Co., 472 Ninth and SE cor Thirteenth av
and East 12th
WHITNEY & CO., 855 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Lind Alfred (Lind's) SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
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Office, 224 Montgomery st.,S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
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PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED.
Orders and Commissions Promptly Filled, Collections Made, etc,
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE
3 and 5 Commercial St, - - Branch, 752 Market St.
JAY DEMING, Agent
OAKLAND OFFICE,
855 BROADWAY.
PIEDMONT SPRINGS A BhAU,,hUL UK,vt' on"3TsoTH^To^
Try Gordon's ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Fancy Goods.
Barnett E., 825 Broadway
Block E. D. <fc Co., 951 Broadway
Cohen Annie, N s Seventh nr Willow
Fick Annie Mrs., 1761 Seventh
Glass Kate Mrs., 475 East 12th
Greenhood J. ct Bros., 1053 Broadway
Halsted James M., 1015 Broadway
Homan M. S., 1059 Broadway
Hyde E. H., 1167 Broadway
Hyde T. J. Mrs., 458 Twelfth
Jones Cornelius Mrs., 1313 San Pablo av
Lippmann Abraham, 903 Broadway
Martens & Beier, 1159 Broadway
Mitchell Fabian Mrs., 1551 Seventh
O'Brien J. J. & Co., 1117-1119 Broadway
O'Connell & Co., 1002 Broadway
Partick Kate Mrs., 835 Market
Pedrini Mary Mrs., SE cor Telegraph av and Birch, Tem-
escal
Beichenberg B. V
Silberberg S. Mrs.,
1115 Broadway
618 East 12th
Spronle S. J., Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Yrooman M. Mrs., 305 East 12th
Wachs A. N., 1017 Broadway
Watson S. H., 1307 San Pablo av
Weed Ellen E. Mrs., cor Telegraph av and Forty-ninth, Tem-
escal
Fish.
Antonalle V., N s Seventh nr Willow
Be'rit Jnles, 416 Second
Be'rit Peter, 421 Second
Camilloni & Co., 11 City Market
Federspiel A. & Co., 463 Fourth
ALAMEDA.
Hegelund Jacob, W s Park bet Central and Alameda avs
Florists.
Gill Edward, S s Twentv-eighth bet Market and Adeline
Gilmore J. H., 117 East 12th
Hampton John NE cor Telegraph av and Twenty-second
Hutchison James, SE cor Washington and Fourteenth
Kellogg M. D. Mrs., Clinton Station
Lerov C., SW cor Alice and Twelfth
GILBERT & HUNTER
AGENTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office, 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Parkst., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
584 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Foundries — Iron and Brass.
Alameda Iron Works, E. E. Walker, NW cor Franklin and
Second
Loeper Charles (brass) 904 Washington
Oakland Iron Works, Ives Scoville, 511-513 Second
Fruits and Candies.
Alburn George W., 1512 Seventh
Behringer Christian, 47 San Pablo av
Broadway John H., 303 East 12th
Clivio & Cavagnaro, 920 Broadway
Coindre Fannie Mrs., 669 Broadway
Collins Jeremiah, 661 Broadway
Crosley J. S., 1-3 City Market
Denaut E., 459 Fourth
Gunn Charles T., NE cor Washington and Seventh
Harding Frank, 1808 Seventh
Hardy & Yeager, NW cor Broadway and Twelfth
Hawes Jacob, 685 East 12th
Jacquenot Xavier, S s East 14th bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth avs
Jones Benjamin R., cor Ninth and Broadway
Kinkead William M., NE cor Broadway and Fifth
Madsen Henry L., 1301 San Pablo av
Martin, Kroll & Co., Seventh (Broadway station)
McDonald C. Mrs., N s University av nr Shattuck, B.
Olcese Frank, 456 Seventh .
Roccovich Luca, 968 Broadway
Schwagermann F., 963 Franklin
Scott C. H., 816 Broadway
Skinner 1. W., 461 Third
Stearns Lyman, Market-st station
Tharsing & Lake, 1736 Seventh
Furnished Rooms.
Atkinson C. E. Mrs., cor Chapel and University av, B.
Backus Peter, 462 Fifth
Bailey Austin, SW cor Seventh and Pine
Barenkamp E. Mrs., 409 Ninth
Brooks M. J. Mrs. (Johnson House) cor Eighteenth and
San Pablo av
Bushell E. A. Mrs. (Somerset House) 462 Twelfth
Carlisle M. Mrs., 365 Ninth
Child E. Mrs., 1207 Broadway
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ^TBFflflara
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 585
Crist E. Mrs., 914 Harrison
Day Lott, 503 Eleventh
Gage James C, 1156 Broadway
Gray M. Mrs. (W. O. Lodging House) 1772 Seventh
Hannah J. E. Mrs., 476 Twelfth
Hornblower A. E., Mrs., Masonic Hall Building NE cor
Seventh and Willow
Hougharn H. D., 458 Eighth
Kenney Mary F. Mrs., 811 Washington
Kerlin L. E. Mrs., 1273 San Pablo av
King Nelson, SW cor Sixth and Harrison
Michell K. A. Mrs., 565 Second
Miller Agnes, 729 Myrtle
Miller George Mrs., 819 Washington
Nichols K. L. Mrs. (Wilcox House) SW cor Ninth and
Broadway
Olmstead L. H. Mrs., 1228 Broadway
Potter John, 517 Third
Potts S. C. Mrs., 958 Webster
Scoville Angelina Mrs., N s Third nr Washington
Shaw M. E. Mrs. (La Clede House) 1116 Broadway
Skelton M. A. Mrs., 831 Franklin
Smith Margaret, 477 Eighth
Smyth Samuel Mrs., 410 Tenth
Standring Sarah A. Mrs. (Tontine House) SE cor Clay and
Eighth
Teas M. E. Mrs., 508 Seventh
Thorne James, 527 Seventh
Tierney M. A. Mrs., 520 Fifth
Towan M. Mrs., Fourteenth bet Franklin and Broadway
Viscovich & Donahue, 858 Broadway
Wickersham M. S. Mrs., 1104 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Bleymann Edward, N s Central av bet Prospect and Mc-
Pherson
Gamba L., N s Railroad av bet Paru and St. Mary
Keid John, nr Pacific Cordage Co's Works
Furnishing Goods — Gents.
Caro Samuel, NW cor Eighth and Broadway
Coffee & Furst, 837 Broadway
FARWELL & HIRSBERG, 1103 Broadway
Harris Bros., 915 Broadway
Hirshberg & Greenbaum, 875 Broadway
PIIRFRT £ HHNTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. P., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
586 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Holmes John E. jr., 626 East 12th
Letter Jacob, 957 Broadway
Smith Charles H., 953 Broadway
FARWELL & HIRSHBERC,
TRUNKS, VALISES, etc.
1103 Broadway, bet, 12th and 13th Sts.
Furniture and Bedding.
(See also Cabinet Makers.)
Bankhead & Sons, 811 Broadway
Barker Frank, 468 Eighth
Bernstein M. C, 857 Washington
Burgiss Robert M., 717 Broadway
Davis Harris, 716 Broadway
Hook Elijah, 1114-1120 Broadway
Kimbel Jacob, 685 East 11th
LULLEY M. & SONS, 462 Eleventh
Lyon & Kinsey, SAY cor Washington and Ninth
Pantoskey H., 461 Fourth
Rossini Charles J., SW cor Seventh and Peralta
Ryan & Mellor, 466 Twelfth
Schellhaas H., 406-408 Eleventh
Schreiber Christian, 1105-1107 Broadway
Schreiber Philip, 1064-1066 Broadway
Westerdahl William, 412 Tenth
Wilbert Jacob, 1212 Broadway
Wilds & Walker, 833 Washington
ALAMEDA.
Calhan David, E s Park bet Webb and Santa Clara avs
Furs.
SLATE WALTER E., 1013 Broadway
do to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive aM elegant Dinner D0S
DAY or NIGHT
ly 3 miles.
Jrink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 587
Gas Companies.
Oakland Gas Co., SE cor Second and Washington
Gas Fitters and Plumbers.
(See also Plumbers.)
ANDERSON J. G., 1209 Broadway
Babcock & Douglas, NE cor Thirtieth and Linden
Becht George J., 1014 Broadway
Dalziel & Moller, NW cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Gemmell Alexander, 820 Broadway
Howard J. H. & Co., E s Thirteenth av bet East 11th and
East 12th
KIRK O. C, 315 East 12th
Lynde George L., 683 East 12th
MacDonald John A. C, E s Broadway bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
McGivney James, 965 Franklin
Myers <fc Moran, 1733 Seventh
Nichol Peter, N s Laurel nr San Pablo av
O'SHEA J. J., SE cor Laurel and San Pablo av
Schininielpfennig & Riser, 768 East 12th
Spencer John, 463 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Mills & Fischer, TV s Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Quast & Maddern, W s McPherson bet Santa Clara and
Central avs
J. G. ANDERSON,
W •5f=^ iK^ § &% ^^%» 4^£ «*» «s|
Plumbing and G-as Fitting.
ROOFING AND JOBBING EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE.
1209 Potter's Block, Broadway.
Gas Fixtures.
Becht George J., 1014 Broadway
Dalziel & Moller, NW cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Ml RFRT £ HHNTFR tREAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS ( 224 MONTUOMEKV-. j>.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ) or Park St., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart--Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
588 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Glass — Window .
Marks Aaron, 424 Eighth
RUTHERFORD C. B., 1016 Broadway
Satterlee & Vogler, 663-665 Third
Springer Jason & Co., 665-667 Broadway
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412-414 Twelfth
Grocers.
Baglin James, W s San Pablo av bet Twenty-Eight and Thir-
tieth
Baker Peter, 823 Broadway
Baringer Peter H., SW cor Sixteenth and Cypress
Biedenweg A. & Co., NE cor Clay and Fourth
Bloom George, 951 Franklin
Boyd John T., NW cor B and Haven
Brezill John, SW cor Lydia and West
Brown A. C, NW cor Telegraph av and Brown
Brans Henry, SW cor San Pablo and University avs, W. B.
Buhsen Diedrich, 1801 Seventh
Burns, Whitman & Gardiner, 1001 Broadway
Butt Peter C, NE cor Peralta and Thirty-fourth
Cadogan & Co., SW cor Twelfth and Broadway
Cavasso K. J., SE cor Clav and Eighth
Cavell H., SE cor Clay and Eighth
Cavero Joseph, SE cor Myrtle and Third
Chappie, Tallman & Co., SE cor Choate and Bancroft way,B.
Charpontier Peter, 612 Franklin
Clark James, SE cor Filbert and Fifth
Courvoisier F. L., NW cor Eighth and Webster
CulhaneG., 751 Willow
Cushiag & Ryder, cor Ninth and Broadway (Nicholl Block)
Dryden William S., 830 Twenty-second
Ellwood William B., NW cor Twelfth and Kirkham
Farrell John, 1700 Eighth
Fernandez J. L. & Co., SE cor Alden and San Pablo av
Ffrench Nicholas, 721 J^inden
Finck Henry, SW cor Fifth and Lewis
Fisher John, NW cor Twenty-sixth and Grove
Fisher Michael, SW cor Clay and Fourth
Fisk Leander, SW cor Third and Adeline
Flynn Andrew, 1601 Myrtle
Fonte A., NE cor East 12th and Sixteenth av
Ford Alvin, 1080 Fourteenth av
Gallagher Neil, SE cor Twenty -fifth and Telegraph av
PIFRMflNT 9PRIWP^ AN EXCELLENT SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT,
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man. 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 589
Gernreich & Thornburgli, 147-4 Eighth
Gleason Michael J., NE cor Twenty-first and Market
Glover George F. M., NW cor Chester and Eighth
Golden William F., SE cor Telegraph av and Yernon, North
Temescal
Gottshall L. & Co., cor Shattuck and Addison, B.
Grace Patrick, NE cor Twenty-eighth and San Pablo av
Haar Henry, NE cor Chester and Seventh
Hampel Henry, 775 East 12th
Hansen Asmus H., 1751 Seventh
Hawkett William G., 1766 Seventh
Hayes M., SW cor Market and Fifth
Helmke & Brunje, NW cor Twenty-first and Broadway
Higgins James S., SW cor Delaware and San Pablo av
Hill Thomas, MW cor East 11th and Nineteenth av
Hinrichs & Conwav, W s Kirkham bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hobart Joseph B.f628 East 12th
Horton Richard, S s Seventh nr Market
Hughes Enoch, N s B nr Hollis
Hurll William T., SW cor Second and Broadway
Huston Robert G., cor University grounds and Choate, B.
Ingram Henry, cor Fortieth and Telegraph av
Johnson Eben, NE cor Twelfth and Market
Jones Charles, 1171 Broadway
Jurgen & Bent, TV s Telegraph av opp Humboldt Park, Tem-
escal
Keating William, N s Sixteenth nr Kirkham
Keefe John, SW cor Twenty-fifth and Broadway
Kirchhoft' Bros., NE cor First and Franklin
Lange Frederick W., NW cor Fifth and Castro
Lazarus Moses, NE cor B and Hannah
Lenz William, SE cor Eighth and Alice
Little Frank, NE cor Brown and Market
Maloon <fc Caswell, SE cor Twelfth and Market
Marks Louis, SE cor Second and Universitv avs, W. B.
Mason W. C. & Co., 301 East 12th
Mathewson Peter, SE cor Fourth and Webster
McCabe & Cox. 838 Market
McElroy James, 528 Seventh
McManus Patrick, SW cor Twenty-seventh and Grove
Menke Dietrich, 872 Broadway
Miller & Lovius, 1277 San Pablo av
Miller, Grinnell & Co., 413 Twelfth
Nash, Brown & Co., NE cor Seventh and Webster
Parsons Edward, NE cor Second and Franklin
Peck & Hall, E s Chapel nr Bankcroft way, B.
Pll RFRT & HUNTER ' REAL ESTATE and insurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
( LOANS NEGOTIATED. I or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
590 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Pedrini C, SE cor Telegraph av and Birch, Temescal
Peterson Lewis, 1013 Third
Pfester Julian, cor Adeline and San Pablo av
Pinkham George, W s Telegraph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
Raffo Bros., SW cor Broadway and Third
Rathjen Diedrich, NW cor Jefferson and Fifth
Richards D. P. & Co., 1712 Telegraph av
Rohan C. Mrs., 1642 Telegraph av
Scanlon Ann Mrs., NW cor Market and Fourth
Schuler Jacob, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schultz & Kock, NW cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph av, Tem-
escal
Smith George, NW cor Fifteenth and Kirkham
Splivalo S. & Co., 329 Twelfth
Steere & Colby, SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Stewart William, NW cor Ninth and Cypress
Trankle John, 800 Franklin
Turn Suden H. & Co., SW cor Fourteenth av and East 12th
Von Glahn John F., SW cor Seventh and Center
Ward & Reinhart, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San Pablo av
Wilkerson W. S., 1325 San Pablo av
Wolff M. H., 1157 Seventh
Woods David, SW cor Third and Myrtle
Wright & Co., NW cor University av and Fifth, W. B.
ALAMEDA.
Anderson Neils, SW cor Old Park and Jefferson
Barber Arthur S., NE cor Park and Webb av
Baroteau August, NW cor Railroad av and Grand
Kustel H. & Co., SE cor Webster and Railroad av
Lenz Herman, SW cor Railroad av and St. Mary
Munson D. L., SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
Nelson Charles, N s Encinal bet Willow and Walnut
Steere Charles, SW cor St. Paul and Railroad av
Ward E. L., NW cor Park and Central av
Gunsmiths, Guns, Pistols, etc.
(See also Hardware.)
Bourgin Peter jr. , 660 Washington
JAHN & SCHOLL, SW cor Washington and Tenth
Kaese & Rode, 419 Tenth
KREPPER BROS., 420 Eleventh
SIMPSON G. W., 422 Ninth
Hairdressers.
(See Barbers; also Wigmakers.)
A MOM Summer Home— PIEDMONT SPRINGS THRS5^5:^.FROM
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 591
422 Ninth Street,
Opposite Puion Savings Bank, near Broadway.
Gun Smithing, Lock Smithing, Steam Fitting,
BELL HANGING, SAW FILING and RE-TOOTHING,
Sewing Machines Repaired, Grinding, Models Built, Light Carpenter
AVork done.
fl®, GENERAL JOBBING SHOP. -=©&
Hardware.
Barbagelata F. & Co., 1070 Broadway
Babcock George W., 955 Broadway
EVERSON W. & M. (and tools) SW cor Ninth and Broad-
way
Fernandez J. L. & Co., cor Alden and San Pablo av and cor
Adeline and San Pablo av
Grosso & May, 1008 Broadway and 1770 Seventh
Hawkett William G., 1766 Seventh
JAHN & SCHOLL, SW cor Washington and Tenth
Lynde George L., 683 East 12th
Menke Dietrich, 872 Broadway
O'SHEA J. J., SE cor Laurel and San Pablo av
Raffo Bros., SW cor Broadway and Third
Schultz & Kock, NW cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph av,
Temescal
Steere, Colby & Co., SE cor Thirteenth av and East 12th
Turn Suden H. & Co., SW cor Fourteenth av and East 12th
ALAMEDA.
Barber Arthur S., NE cor Park and Webb avs
Lenz Herman, SW cor Railroad av and St. Mary
Munson D. L., SW cor Park and Santa Clara av
Yosburgh Joel B., E s Park bet Webb and Santa Clara avs
Harness and Saddlery.
Berry David, S s Eighth nr Broadway
Boudreau & Pothier, N s Third nr Broadway
Crouch Thomas S., 749 East 12th
Hammers D., 623 East 12th
Hanley William, 1082 East 14th
Lentell James, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
Marston Frank A., NE cor Broadway and Eleventh
McConnell James D., 469 Sixth
"Ml RFRT H HlliyTFR AGENTb F0R SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Safe.
592
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALAMEDA.
Doyle M. C, W s Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Wilson David W., W s High*nr Railroad crossing
Hats and Caps.
BRINK MARCELLUS, 925 Broadway
MEYER ADOLPH, 1071 Broadway
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Hay and Feed.
Bowen & Brown, NW cor San Pablo av and Delaware, W.B.
Evans James D., SE cor Telegraph av and Twenty -fourth
Maloon & Caswell, SE cor Twelfth and Market
Maloon Bros., E s Broadway bet Seventeenth and Dmant
Nash, Brown & Co., NE cor Seventh and Webster
Sagehorn William T., 473 Sixth
Sarpy, Barstow & Co., 423-425 Eleventh
SURRYHNE E. & CO., foot Division
ALAMEDA.
Boehmer F. & Co., WT s Park bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral avs
Earll W. & Son., W s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific avs
DimMOMT CDRINPC FIRST class hotel for summer boarders
ILUIVIUIl I OrniftUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 593
Horseshoers.
Butterfielcl A. J. (Goodenough) 405 Tenth
Casey Michael & Son, 418 Tenth
Follrath Adam, 1062 Thirteenth av
Galvin & Lebrecht, Telegraph av bet Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth
McGrath James, E s San Pablo av nr San Pablo Station
MeGREW P. H., 1062 Thirteenth av
Meikle & Davis, SE cor Sixteenth av and East 14th
Ryan Martin, E s Washington nr Seventh
Sullivan Michael, 1086 Fourteenth av
WEEKS HENRY, NE cor Sixth av and East Eleventh
Williams James, 413 Fourth
Williams Thomas T., 413 Fourth
Hotels.
Alhambra House, G. D. Atkinson, NW cor San Pablo av
and Railroad crossing
Alta House, John W. Donahar, 903 Washington
Babue's Hotel, David Babue, W. s San Pablo av nr North
Oakland Station
Bartlett House, R. Meacham, 473 Seventh
BAXTER HOUSE, J. B. Baxter, San Pablo av Station
Bellevue House, William R. Bentley, 1305 Broadway
Berkeley Farm House, W s Daney nr University av
Berkeley Hotel, Mrs. M. L. Arlington, cor Bancroft way and
Humboldt av, B.
Berkeley House, Richard Knott, W s Third bet University
av and Addison, W. B.
Blake House, Ezekiel Brown, AV s Washington bet Eleventh
and Twelfth
Capital Hotel, Mrs. Julia A. Flagg, SW cor Eleventh and
Franklin
Centennial (The) Mrs. M. R. Wilson, NE cor Fourteenth
and Clay
Centennial House, NE cor Seventh and Cedar
Central Pacific Hotel, Reed & Magee, NE cor Eleventh and
Webster
Central Pacific Railroad House, F. Leonhard, NE cor Bay
and William
Charter Oak Hotel, W. M. Hall, S s Seventh bet Pine and
Wood
Cosmopolitan House, S. J. Dodge, 859 Broadway
PUREST 9 UHUTtO BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
ylLDE.nl 0c null I til NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery St. S. F.. or Park st. Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
594 BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
East Oakland Hotel, William Deike, SE cor East 12th and
Fourteenth av
Eastern Hotel, W. F. Mariante, 714 East 12th
El Dorado House, Hannah Magner, SE cor Eleventh and
Franklin
Eland House, K. Eland, 845 Franklin
Eureka Hotel, H. H. Meyer, SW cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
Franklin House, Henry Garner, NW cor Fifth and Franklin
Gillard & Taylor, cor Fruit Vale and Hopkins
Golden Star Hotel, C. Bander & Co., 838 Broadway
Grand Central Hotel, Murray & Young, S s Twelfth bet
Webster and Harrison
Grand Western Hotel, John Henninger, N s Seventh bet
Wood and Pine
Humboldt Park Hotel, H. C. Babcock, E s Telegraph av nr
Temescal creek
Kelsey House, A. De Leo De Laguna, W s Telegraph av bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Knox House, I. W. Knox, W s Telegraph av bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Louisiana House, W. Howlett, 420 First
Mansion House, Miss L. A. Willey, Broadway bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Mansion House, J. H. Kimball, NE cor Fifteenth av and
East 12th
Mechanics' Home, Daniel Hayes, S s William bet Pine and
Cedar
Mechanics' Hotel, J. Gibbons, 416 Seventh
Michel House, Louis Lamballot, Redwood road nr Fruit
Vale av
Newland House, E. & A. Newland, NE cor Washington and
Seventh
Nicholl House, Jackson & Nicholl, NE cor Ninth and
Washington
Old Blaise House, Ame & Philibert, Twelfth opp Lake
Merritt
Overland House, J. R. Smith, NW cor Broadway and First
and foot of Broadway
Park House, H. Pine, NW cor University av and Third, W.B
PIEDMONT SPRINGS HOTEL, A. D. Whitney, 3 miles
NE of Oakland
Railroad Avenue Hotel, F. Schaffner, NW cor Chester and
Seventh
Railroad Exchange, James Higgins, N s University av bet
Second and Third, W. B.
IFRSVlfiNT HnTFI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 595
Eailroad Exchange Hotel, John L. Frese, NE cor Seventh
and Bay
Redwood City House, John Planer, 368 Seventh
Roff's Hotel, John C. Roff, N s Dalton av nr Stock Yards
Russell House, Mary Dunn, 1113 Broadway
Soracco House, NW cor Seventh and Pine
St. James House, J. M. Steward, NW cor Seventh and
Washington
St. Louis House, John Maher, 415 Seventh
Star House, Mrs. H. J. Layton, S s Seventh bet Pine and
Cedar
Stewart's Hotel, T. M. Stewart, SE cor Fifteenth and Broad-
way
SUNNYSIDE HOUSE, A. Baldwin, SW cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Terminus Hotel, H. M. Howell, NE cor Shattuck and Uni-
versity av, B.
The Home, R. G. Huston, cor University Grounds and
Choate, B.
Three-Mile House, J. P. Dieves, San Leandro road 3 miles
from East Oakland
Tremont House, Atkinson & Perkins, 1311 San Pablo av
TUBBS' HOTEL, John M. Lawlor & Co., N sEast 12th bet
Fourth and Fifth avs
Union Hotel, C. Schneider, NW cor Thirteenth av and
East 12th
Washington Hotel, M. Veyrat, NW cor Washington and
Second
West End Hotel, C. J. Rossini, SW cor Seventh and
Peralta
Winsor House, C. C. Wheeler, SW cor Ninth and Wash-
ington
Winthrop House, A. McGarry, 400 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Encinal Park House, William Horst, SE cor Santa Clara av
and McPherson
Fassking's, Louis Fassking, S s Railroad av bet Grand and
Union
Gamba's Retreat, L. Gamba, N s Railroad av bet Paru and
St, Mary
High-street House, George Fisher, W s High nr Railroad
crossing
Loyal Oak Hotel, H. S. Barlow, E s Park bet Railroad and
Pacific avs
PII RFRT & HIINTFR REAL ESTATE AND |NSURANCE agents.
Office, 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park St., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGABT.
596 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rural House, A. Green, S s Central av bet Prospect and
Webster
White House Hotel, E. Brixis, NW cor High and Monroe
Yosemite Hotel, I. N. Kay, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb
avs
House Movers and Raisers.
Adams William G., cor Nineteenth and Curtis
Flora E. H., 869 Lydia
Sherman Philip D., 422| Ninth
Sueell Walter, SW cor Seventh and Webster
lee.
GORDON JOSEPH S. G, 469 Ninth
ALAMEDA.
Elbe C. B., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Ice Cream.
FontanaF. J., 469 Seventh
GORDON JOSEPH S. G., 469 Ninth
Miley & Laage, 916 Broadway
Pfister John R. Mrs., 1065 Broadway
Insurance Companies.
iEtna (of Hartford) Spencer Martin agent, 1106 Broadway
ALAMEDA COUNTY BRANCH HOME MUTUAL (fire)
of S. F,, R. H. Magill manager, SE cor Broadway and
Ninth
CITIZENS (of St. Louis) W. F. Hitchcock agent, 958
Broadway
Commercial (of California) J. J. Gardiner agent, 1106
Broadway
COMMERCIAL (of London) Wm. Hoskins agent, 909 Broad-
way
Continental (of New York) Spencer Martin agent, 1106
Broadway
FANEUIL HALL (of Boston) W. F. Hitchcock agent, 958
Broadway
Fire Association (of Philadelphia) J. J. Gardiner agent,
1106 Broadway
French Insurance Corporation, B. C. Dick agent, 1004
Broadway
GERMAN AMERICAN (of New York) W. F. Hitchcock
agent, 958 Broadway
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY «• « PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 597
HARTFORD FIRE, T. L. Walker agent, 1004 Broadway
Home Mutual (of California) Wagner & Co. agents, Masonic
Building, W. O.
Home (of New York) Boger S. Day agent, 422 Twelfth
IMPERIAL (of London) T. L. Walker agent, 1004 Broad-
way
LANCASHIRE, W. F. Hitchcock agent, 958 Broadway
Liverpool and Lodon and Globe, B. B. Laton agent, 906
Broadway
London Assurance Corporation, B. C. Dick agent, 1004
Broadway
Lycoming (of Pennsylvania) B. B. Dick agent, 1004 Broad -
way
Mutual Life (of New York) Spencer Martin agent, 1106
Broadwav
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE, T. L. Walker
agent, 1004 Broadway
Pacific Mutual Life, H. A. Craig agent, SE cor Broadway
and Ninth
Phoenix (of Hartford) Boger S. Day agent, 422 Twelfth
QUEEN (of Liverpool) T. L. Walker agent, 1004 Broadway
Royal (of Liverpool) Luke Doe agent, 958 Broadway
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO., E. T.
Carrique agent, 460 Eighth
Union, Samuel Thomson agent, 460 Eighth
Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto) B. C. Dick agent, 1004
Broadwav
E. T. CARRIQUE,
AG EXT FOR
State Investment and Insurance Company
(FIRE AXE) MARINE.)
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CASH ASSETS $500,000
Office 218-220 Sansome St. San Francisco.
OFFICERS:— Peter Donahue, Pres't; A. J. Brtant, Vice-Pres't; Chas. H. Cushing, Sec'y.
OFFICE 460 EIGHTH ST.,
Between Broadway and Washington, OAKLAND.
GILBERT & HUNTER
Office. 224 Montgomery St., S. F., or Park St.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
598 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T. L. WALKER,
Insixr £&xxoe Agent,
1004 BROADWAY represents the following Insurance
Companies in Oakland:
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford, Con,) - Casn Assets, $2,757,907.59
Nortn British and Mercantile Insurance Co. - - Capital $10,000,000.00
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. (London) Queen Insurance Co.
(Liverpool) - - - Combined Capital $18,000,000 Gold.
Jewelers.
(See also Watchmakers.)
Berger & Co., 967 Broadway-
Mueller &, Steffanoni, 923 Broadway
Junk.
Bell William, W s Fifth nr Folsom, TV. B.
Jull William, 869 East 15th
Miller John, cor Twenty-fourth and Magnolia
Jute.
Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., cor Second av and East 10th
Lime and Cement.
Heywood Z. B. & Co., Second bet Delaware and Bristol
Molnnis Alexander, S s Seventh bet Market and Brush
Meyers Frederick F., NE cor Third and Washington
SURRYHNE E. & CO., foot of Division
Laundries.
Alexander Emeline Mrs., 625 Tenth
Berard Alfred, East 14th nr Twenty-third av
Bouscat Jacques, 23 Curtis
Clark Maggie Miss, 707 Washington
Contra Costa Laundry Association, Hallett, Bartlett & Dal-
ton, SW cor Kirkham and Fourteenth
Kohler Henry, 1070 Fourteenth av
Partenscky Charles (Berkeley) N s Twelfth nr Kirkham,
office 457 Seventh
IFRIVIflNT 9PRINP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY. Proprietor.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 599
Liquors — Wholesale.
Bieler Frank, 807 East 14th
Bocqueraz Antone, 822 Broadway
BOCQUERAZ PETER, 853 Washington
Buck & McCourt, 1153 Broadway
Fernandez J. L. & Co., SE cor Alden and San Pablo av and
junction Adeline and San Pablo av
Gaudin J., 840 Broadway
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR, 1072 Broadway
HERSHBERG LEON & CO., NW cor Eighth and Washing-
ton
Kohler E. F., 1502 Seventh
McDANIELS T. J., NW cor Seventh and Wood
Splivalo S. & Co., 329 Twelfth
Trenchel G. A., NE cor Third and Linden
ALAMEDA.
Boehmer F. & Co., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
RUSSIAKT
TRADE St>SS^* MARK.
R
B B
DR. LEON HERSHBERG,
Of MOSCOW, RUSSIA, begs to inform the inhabitants of Oakland and vicinity, that he has
established himself at the
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
In this city, where he will keep a constant supply of the Celebrated
Hussiaxi 23£*,ljs£ti30.:i.o Bitters.
This Bitters is a pure compound of herbs, roots and flowers, that grow in the great
steppes in the Russian Empire and in Italy. It has gained a vast renown for its merits and
good qiialities through the whole empire ; and is the best remedy fof Headache, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, General Debility, Liver Complaint, Purities the Blood, produces
a Tender and Smooth Skin, instantly relieves all kinds of Colics, Cramps of the Stomach or
Bowels, will stop Diarrhoea or Dysentery immediately. Costiveness will be regulated by it
in a natural way. Will stop all kinds of Fevers, as Fever and Ague, Intermittent, etc., and
will restore rest to those who are sleepless and nervous. No Family should be with-
out it. Few Equal, none Excel ! Try it ! Try it ! Try it ! As we stake our
reputation on this Bitters. Call and sample the same. Also we keep a full line of Pure
Choice Imported and Native AVines, Liquors, Ales, etc., for Medicinal aud Fam-
ily Use, to which we cordially invite the attention of the public. We guarantee our goods
all we claim for them, and ask only a trial to prove the same. Respectfully,
Oakland, Cal., May, 1877. LEON HERSHBERG & CO.,
Sole Proprietors of the Russian Balsamic Bitters.
P. S.— All goods delivered to any part of the city Free. Druggists and the Trade sup-
plied at reasonable rates.
PI! RFRT J? HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN FRANCISC0 AND ALAMEDA property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Residence Prcperty for Sale.
600 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T. J. McDANIEL,
Wholesale and Eetail Dealer in
FINE IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
ta©® ami ll|ieffi
Ws£Mm¥ OMMMMS SQM6m<D>»
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
Cor. Wood and Seventh Sts., West Oakland.
Liquors — Retail.
Abele Adam, 1520 Seventh
Arae & Philibert, Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
Ayers C. W., N s University av bet Third and Fifth, W. B.
Baglin James, W s San Pablo av bet Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth
Bailey Robert S., stmr El Capitan
Baker Peter, 823 Broadway
Ballard James W., 1791 Seventh
Barnett John J., NW cor Forty -ninth and Telegraph av,
Temescal
Barrett & McMahon, 422 Eleventh
Bauder Chris. & Co., 838 Broadway
Bauer C, 1412 Broadway
Bauer John, 810 Broadway
Beck William, 703 Broadway
Behrmann Claus, 556 Franklin
Belhumeur & Holden, 380 Tenth
Belloc Alfred, N s East 14th nr Twenty-seventh av
Betz Philip, NW cor Seventh and Franklin
Biedenweg A. & Co., NE cor Clay and Fourth
Bignami Louis, 574-576 Seventh
Bloom George, 951 Franklin
Boyd John T., NW cor B and Haven
BREDHOFF CHARLES, NE cor Sixth and Broadway
Brennan Bros., SW cor University av and Second, W. B.
Bruns Henry, SW cor San Pablo and University avs, W. B.
Buhsen Diedrich, 1801 Seventh
Bunker I., S s Seventh bet Pine and Cedar
Butt Peter C, NE cor Peralta and Thirty-fourth
PIEDMONT SPRINGS A D WHITNEY -Proprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural Mineral Water. Gordon Agent.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 601
Cadogan & Co., SW cor Twelfth and Broadway
Cahn Philip P., 462 Sixth
Callaghan Con., 377 Eleventh
Cain an Jane, S s Thirteenth nr Kirkham
Campbell Ed. H., 461 Seventh
Cassidy Ellen, W s San Pablo av nr Railroad crossing
Cattaneo Giusue, E s Telegraph av nr Temescal creek
Charpontier Peter, 612 Franklin
Chartrand Louis, 552 Broadway
Clark James, SE cor Filbert and Fifth
Cook "William F., NE cor Cedar and Seventh
Cronin Stephen D., NE cor Laurel and San Pablo av
Crowley Cornelius, 1837 Seventh
Cullhane G., 751 Willow
Cullerton Michael, NE cor Seventh and Jefferson
Curley Patrick C, SW cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph av
Diedrichsohn Alexander, 1816 Seventh
Dieves Joseph P. (Three-mile House) San Leandro road, 3
miles east of E. O.
Drucker Hermann, 1055 Thirteenth av
Duffey Patrick, W s San Pablo av nr Berkeley
Ellwood William B., NW cor Twelfth and Kirkham
Farrell John, 700 Broadway
FENNESSY JOHN (Oakland Billiard Parlor) 863 Broadway
Fernandez J. L. & Co., SE cor Alden and San Pablo av and
junction Adeline and San Pablo av
Ffrench Nicholas, 721 Linden
Finck Henry, SW cor Fifth and Lewis
Fisher Benjamin D., NE cor East 11th and Thirteenth av
Fisher John, NW cor Twenty-sixth and Grove
Fisk Leander, SW cor Third and Adeline
Fitch & Cox, NE cor Bristol and Third, W. B.
Fleming & Trask, 625 East 12th
Franck Charles, SW cor Tenth and Franklin
Frese John L., NE cor Seventh and Bay
Gallagher Neil, SE cor Telegraph av and Twenty-fifth
Gannon Lawrence, 703 Broadwav
GANS ROBERT H., SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Garon L. G., foot of Broadway
Gaudin J., 840 Broadway
Gernreich & Thorn burgh, 1474 Eighth
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR, 1072 Broadway
Grace Patrick, NE cor Twent}*-eighth and San Pablo av
Gutzwiller Henry, 814 Broadway
Haar Henry, NE cor Chester and Seventh
Hallahan John, 821 Broadway
IIRFRT fL HIINTFR BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and M|N|NG property-loans
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
602 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hampel Henry, 775 East 12th
Hanifin Jeremiah J., NW cor Seventh and Broadway, and
1173 Broadway
Hansen Asmus H., 1751 Seventh
Harmon Kichard E., SE cor Fourth and Franklin
Haves Patrick, SE cor Broadway and Fourth
Held & Neller, 1226 Broadway
Helmke &, Brunje, NW cor Twenty-first and Broadway
Henken J. F., SE cor East 14th and Eighteenth av
HERSHBERG LEON & CO., NW cor Eighth and Wash-
ington
Heyer & Smith, 842 Broadway
Higgins James, N s University av bet Second and Third,
W. B.
Hill Thomas, NW cor East 14th and Nineteenth av
Holden John H., SE cor Broadway and Eighth
Holland Dennis, 918 Franklin
Howell Hugh M., SE cor Shattuck and University av, B.
Hurll William T., SW cor Second and BroadAvay
Irwin Harry F., -stair Oakland
Jans Obbe, 459 Seventh
Johnson A. F., SE cor First and Webster
Jones Charles, 1171 Broadway
Juergens John H., SW cor San Pablo and Union avs
Jurgen & Bent, W s Telegraph av, opp Humboldt Park,
Temescal
Jurgen Charles, 409-411 Twelfth
Keefe John, SW cor Twenty-fifth and Broadway
Keller Fred., cor Shattuck and Telegraph av
KirchhoffBros., NE cor First and Franklin
Knowlton N. S., cor Seventh and Washington
Kohler & Tonjes, 832 Broadway
Kohler E. F., 1502 Seventh
Kornahrens EL, SE cor Broadway and Tenth
Koster Herman, SW cor Fourth and Webster
KRAMM & DIEVES, cor Telegraph av and Durant, and
NE cor Ninth and Broadway
Lange Frederick W., NW cor Fifth and Castro
Leeper William, SAY cor Seventh and Adeline
Loyn Charles, 621 Broadway
Luth John, NE cor Eighth av and East 12th
Mackin John, E s Choate nr University av, B.
Maher John, 1303 San Pablo av
Maieton Harry, SE cor Twenty-second and San Pablo av
Mangels Herman, SE cor East 12th and Eighth av
£ Marks Louis, SE cor Second and University av, W. B.
DC
Go to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive and elegant Dinner D0;jffl.H
Eureka Refrigerator the best, at Gordon's, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
603
Mason W. C. & Co., 201 East 12th
Mathewson Peter, SE cor Fourth and Webster
McCabe & Cox, 838 Market
McCutcheon Eobert, 370 Eighth
MeDANIELS THOMAS J., NW cor Seventh and Wood
McElroy James, 528 Seventh
McGarry Andrew, SE cor First and Broadway
Menke Dietrich, 872 Broadway
Metzler Charles, 471-475 Eighth
Michel August, 715 Broadway
Miller & Lovius, 1277 San Pablo av
Miller John, E s San Pablo av nr San Pablo Station
Moore C. Mrs., 1827 Seventh
Muller Charles, 1841 Seventh
Murphy Daniel A., 1851 Seventh
Newman William, Grand Central Hotel
Noll Joseph, NW cor Seventh and Webster
O'Neill Patrick, 420 Seventh
Orr William H., NW cor San Pablo and Union avs
Otto & Zingsem, NW cor Fifth and Broadway
Parsons Edward, NE cor Second and Franklin
Paoletti Charles, University av nr Humboldt, B.
Paufve & Larson, 802 Broadway
Pedrini C, SE cor Telegraph av and Birch, Temescal
Pfester Julian, cor Adeline and San Pablo av
Pichler Chris., 477 Ninth
Pinkham George, W s Telegraph av nr Fiftieth, Temescal
Baffo Bros., SW cor Broadway and Third
Bathjen Diedrich, NW cor Jefferson and Fifth
Beed & Magee, 415 Thirteenth
Bhoda Albert, N End Fruit Vale av
Bichards D. F. & Co., 1712 Telegraph av
Bocco John, 710 Broadway
Byan Michael J., 468 Seventh
Sayer Edward J., NW cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph av
Scanlon Anna Mrs., NW cor Market and Fourth
Scheiding Henry, SW cor Sixteenth av and East 12th
Schlotzhauer Paul, 482 Eighth
Schmidt Frederick, NW cor Jackson and Third
Schuler Jacob, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schultz & Kock, NW cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph av,
Temescal
Schunck Henry, 675 East 12th
Searing William S., 849 Broadway
Selna Leopold, SE cor Eleventh and Broadway
Smith George, NW cor Fifteenth and Kirkham
GILBERTS HUNTER
( REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENTS ( 224 MONTGOMERY. S.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
) or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Business Property for Sale.
604 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Smith Joseph, 614 Broadway
Splivalo S. & Co., 329 Twelfth
Stewart William, N W cor Ninth and Cypress
Streit William, NE cor Eleventh and Franklin
Terney John, 854 Broadway
Thayer Edward F., 464 Eighth
Trankle John, 800 Franklin
Trenschel G. A., NE cor Third and Linden
Unda Peter, W s San Pablo av nr University av, W. B.
Vogt David, 461 Sixth
Von Glalm John F., SW cor Seventh and Center
Webb W. F. & J., 1774 Seventh
Webster Joseph N., NE cor Seventh and Webster
Wemmer David, 416-418 Eighth
Wertheimber & Block, SW cor Broadway and Fourth
White Henry, cor First av and East 12th
Wilson, Benke & Co., 1219 Broadway
Wilson James, cor San Pablo and University avs
Wirth Charles G., 321 East 12th
Wolter Reimer, W s Thirteenth av bet East 12th and East
14th
WONDERLICH J. P., (Oasis Wine Kooms) 905 Broadway
Woods David, SW cor Third and Myrtle
Wright & Co., NW cor University av and Fifth, W. B.
Wunderlin Stephen, 422 Eighth
Zingsem P. J., SW cor Peralta and Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Ames O. T. & Co., SW cor Park and Railroad av
Anderson Neils, SW cor Old Park and Jefferson
Baroteau August, NW cor Railroad av and Grand
Bremer Herman (Schuetzen Park) S s Central av bet Pros-
pect and McPherson
Christiansen Charles W. F., W s Park avbet Railroad and
Santa Clara avs
Conrad George, SW cor Park and Webb av
Dittmar Charles, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Fassking Louis (Fassking's Park) S s Railroad av bet Grand
and Union
Frank Andrew, E s Oak bet Railroad and Santa Clara avs
Kustel H. & Co., SE cor Webster and Railroad av
Mayrisch Ernest, SW cor Webster and Railroad av
Nobmann John, SW cor Lincoln av and Park
Orr Matthew, SE cor Railroad av and Oak
Schonau Henry, W s Prospect bet Railroad and Santa Clara
avs
DirrtA/ift&IT CDDiyrC an excellent summer and winter resort.
rlllUlTlUn I OrnillUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
For Biliousness drink Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 605
Severin Theodore, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara
avs
Steere Charles, SW cor St. Paul and Railroad av
Livery Stables.
Ayers D. M. (Eureka) NE cor Seventeenth and San Pablo av
Beaudry L. M., NE cor Broadway and Seventh
BENTLEY BROS. (Union) W s Shattuck nr University av, B
Brennan Bros., SW cor University av and Second, W. B.
Brown James (Belmont) 804-808 Broadway
Brown S. A. (Dexter) NE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Carpenter & Shedden (Capital) E s Broadway nr First
Clark Foster T., 1066 Thirteenth av
Clifford T. C, 411 Thirteenth
DOWNING & FORESTER (Downing's) 368 Eighth
Farwell B. E. (Kelsey) Telegraph av bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Hard & Howe, Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
Hogarty Joseph B., 1068 Thirteenth av
Lucas H. J., W s Pine nr Seventh
May Alexander W., SE cor Twelfth av and East 11th
McClevertv & Noblett (Fashion) 860 Broadway
Moore J. W. (Plaza) 413 Fourth
Newland & Pumvea, 462 Seventh
PORCH HENRY H. (Stanford) N s Seventh nr Wood
RICHARDS W. A. (City Hall) N s Fourteenth nr City Hall
Slicer Charles B. (Turf) 609-615 Broadway
Stevenson George W., N s Ninth bet Market and West
Strauter & Howard (New York) SW cor Eighth and Webster
Swett A. W. (Swett's) NW cor Fourteenth av and East 11th
Tinkham & Butterfield, 370 Eleventh
Trescott Joseph C, 405 Twelfth
Triplet James, Sixteenth av bet East 12th and East 14th
ALAMEDA.
Lewis George L., NE cor Kailroad av and Park
Locksmiths and Bell Hangers.
Bourgin Peter jr., 660 Washington
JAHN & SCHOLL, SW cor Washington and Tenth
Kaese & Rode, 419 Tenth
KREPPER BROS., 420 Eleventh
Reimers F. P. L., 685 East 12th
SIMPSON G-. W., 422 Ninth
ilLRERT & HII^TFR I REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park st.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART. 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
606 BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Lumber.
CORLLES & MERMTT, foot Market
Heywood Z. B. & Co., W s Second bet Bristol and Dela-
ware, "W. B.
Laidlaw Walter, SE cor Seventh, and Brush
Larue James, cor Fourteenth ay and East 11th
Merritt Samuel, foot Washington
SURRYHNE E & CO., foot Division
Taylor & Co., foot Washington
ALAMEDA.
Derby E. M. & Co., Alameda Wharf
Laidlaw* Walter, N s Railroad av bet Prospect and Concordia
Machinists.
JAHN & SCHOLL, SW cor Washington and Tenth
Scoville Ives (Oakland Iron Works) 511-513 Second
SiesbuttelD., 364 Ninth
SIMPSON G. W., 422 Ninth
Tatterson J. W., 1063 Broadway
Marble Workers.
Amador Marble Works, Tubbs & Collins, Webster nr Moun-
tain View Cemetery
Madden & Nunan, 1214 Broadway
Manhattan Marble Co. of California, NW cor Filbert and
First
Sullivan James, cor Broadway and Fourteenth
Metal Roofers.
Dalziel James, 1153 Broadway
DE LA MONTANYA M., 1011 Broadway
KIRK O. C, 315 East 12th
Midwives.
Abele M. Mrs., 1520 Seventh
Allen Susan Mrs., N s William bet Pine and Wood
Bain M. Mrs., 517 Seventh
Fleck Amelia, 721 Sixth
Grover Sarah B., 603 Franklin
Lindsay C. Mrs., NE cor East 12th and Twelfth ay
Bogel Maria Mrs., 362 Fourth
Scott Julia Mrs., 564 Seventh
1 taitifnl Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
Gordon's wagons supply families in Oakland, Berkeley & Alameda.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 607
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Bettman J. J. Mrs., 1000 Broadway
Boslee C Mme., 464 Twelfth
Cunningham Margaret Mrs., 960 Broadway
Durham John P. Mrs., 465 Ninth
Garner Henry Mrs., 960 Washington
Jones Cornelius Mrs., 1313 San Pablo av
McGivney Mollie Miss, N s Seventh bet Cedar and Bay
Partick Kate Mrs., 835 Market
Perry S. A. Mrs., 1101 Broadway
Reichling & Amstutz, 1005 Broadway
Silberberg S. Mrs., 618 East 12th
Spencer Margaret Mrs., 330 Twelfth
Tatterson Mary A. Mrs., 1063 Broadway
Voelker — Mrs., 1161 Broadway
Ward Emma Mrs., Centennial Block
ALAMEDA.
Hill & Weatherwax, E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Mills— Flour.
Babcock & Gould (Oakland City) 413-415 Third
Samm & Ziegenbein (Sanim's) NW cor First and Clay
Weston & Welch (Clinton) SW cor Twelfth av and East 11th
Mills — Sawing and Planing.
Blair George M. (Grove street) NW cor Grove and First
Blethen James E. (Pioneer) NW cor Broadway and First
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO. (Oakland) cor First,
Second and Washington
California Bridge and Building Co. (Enterprise) SW cor
Second and Grove
Power & Ough (Brooklyn) cor East 12th and Fourteenth av
SCHOONOVER & CO. (Oakland Point) Oakland Point
SHUSTER & NIEHAUS (West Berkeley) cor Second and
Bristol, W. B.
Music Dealers.
Baker & Hanchette, 1163 Broadway
Gardner Bros, 1216 San Pablo av
KOHLER & CHASE, Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Rodolph Frank B., 1003 Broadway
Pll RFRT £ HIIWTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery St.. S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
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Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
608 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Music Printers.
PACIFIC PRESS, 1059 Castro
Musical Instruments.
Gardner Bros, 1216 San Pablo av
KOHLER & CHASE, Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Strickland & Co., 1061 Broadway
Native Wines and Brandies.
BOCQUERAZ PETER, 853 Washington
Gaudin J., 840 Broadway
GHIRARDELLI & PETAR, 1072 Broadway
HERSHBERG LEON & CO., NW cor Eighth and Wash-
ington
Kohler E. F., 1502 Seventh
Naturalist.
Lorquin E. F., E s Elm nr Hawthorne av
Newspapers and Periodicals.
J ALAMEDA COUNTY WEEKLY GAZETTE, Chamber-
£ lain & Powers, 911 Broadway
" Berkeley Advocate, NW cor Shattuck and University av, B.,
? and S\Y cor Fifth and University av, W. B.
§ Brooklyn Sentinel, Frank J. Moffatt, 617 East 12th
Brooklyn Vidette, George W. Barter, NE cor Thirteenth av
** and East 14th
k* Daily Evening Democrat, John Wanless, 474 Twelfth
W DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, Tribune Publishing Co.,
2 911 Broadway
H DAILY OAKLAND TRANSCRIPT, Chamberlain & Pow-
^ ers, 911 Broadway
., Legal Tender, A. E. Bedstone, 461 Ninth
@ OAKLAND CITY DIRECTORY (BISHOP'S) 959 Broad-
« way, and 518 Clay, S. F.
g OAKLAND JOURNAL, Journal Co., 866 Broadway
g Once-a-Week, John F. Uhlhorn, 461 Ninth
<5 Real Estate Advance, E. P. Casterline, 911 Washington
& SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Pacific Press, 1059 Castro
FIRST CLASS HOTEL FOR SUMMER BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Eastern Cider Company, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 609
West Oakland Press, DeWitt C. Lawrence, N s Seventh bet
Wood and Willow
ALAMEDA.
THE ALAMEDA ENCINAL, P. K. Krauth, E s Park bet
Lincoln and WTebb avs
Notaries Public.
Benedict Newton, 917 Broadway
Bolton William, 1768 Seventh
Burrall Will H., NW cor Fifth and Broadway
Dusinbury Myron T., NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
Edwards George W., Winsor House
Gilcrest WTilliam M., 304 Second
Hirshberg S., 875 Broadway
HOSKINS WILLIAM, 909 Broadway
Leake Henry A., 954 Broadway
Metcalf George D., Union Savings Bank, cor Broadway and
Ninth
Redstone John H., 461 Ninth
Sessions J. W., 462 Eighth
Thomson A. D., 909 Broadway
Webster A. B., 626 East 12th
ALAMEDA.
Palmer Norris W., S s Lincoln av nr Park
Nurseries.
BAILEY & CO. (Forest Tree) NW cor East 12th and Third av
Gill Edward, S s Twenty-eighth bet Market and Adeline
Groves Reuben (Shell Mound Park) one mile west of Tem-
escal nr Race Track
Hampton John, NE cor Telegraph av and Twenty-second
Hutchison James (Bay) NE cor Telegraph av and Bay pi,
depot SE cor Washington and Fourteenth
Kelsey W. F. (Kelsey's) W s Telegraph av bet Laurel and
Sycamore, depot SE cor Seventh and Washington
King Matthew, N s Twenty-fifth bet Telegraph av and Broad-
way
Lauer & Gruettner, 815 Franklin
Mallett & Hammon, 4 James' Block
Newsom Lavens M. (Maple Leaf) 151 East 12th
NICHOLSON GEORGE J., NW cor Grove and Elm
"MIRCRT 9 UUUTEQ BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
UlLDLni U nUII I Ll\ NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
39
Woodward & Taggart-HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
610
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Nolan Stephen (Belle Yiew) S s Thirty-third nr Telegraph av
Prjal A. D., Pryal's Valley, Temescal
ALAMEDA.
Meyer William (Alameda) N s Pacific av bet Webster and
Third av
GEORGE J. NICHOLSON,
IimeryiA, Seedsman anil Florist
And L a 1 1 els c mp e & a ri/ener,
Plans and Specifications on application at reasonable Terms
N.W. cor. Grove and Elm Sts., Oakland.
Oyster Saloons.
(See also Restaurants.)
Calhoun Robert, NW cor First and Webster
Campbell & Spiars, 19-23 City Market
Morehead James T., N s Seventh nr Cedar
Eieble Jacob, 902 Broadway
Paints, Oils, Glass, etc.
California Fire and Water Proof Paint Co., Union kBank
Building
Garrigan John H., 864 Broadway
Gibb & Gardiner, 1222 Broadway
How & Doolittle, 422* Ninth
RUTHERFORD CHARLES B., 1016 Broadway
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412-414 Twelfth
DICnEUinUT UnTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
riLUITIUIt I flU 3 L.L great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT.
J. S. G. Gordon, agent for Napa Soda Springs. 469 Ninth street.
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From 6 to 15 feet high, with Tree Boxes to suit.
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TREES KEPI CONSTANTLY ON
Contracts taken to Plant Forests of from 10 to 500 acres
Address BAILEY & CO.
BOX SO,
GENERAL DEPOT:
118 TWELFTH ST.. near Tubbs' Hotel. OAKLAND.
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Pll RFRT £ UIINTTR real estate and insurance agents.
UlLDLIt I ft nJili ILil Office. 224 Montgomery st..S.F.. or Park St.. Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
612 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Painters.
Armstrong B. A. & Son (house, carriage and fresco) N s
Twelfth bet Harrison and Alice
Baker Alfred S. (grainer) S s Eleventh nr Castro
Ballantyne William, 1167 Franklin
Bangle & Chase, SE cor East 12th and Twelfth av
Bangle E. (carriage) 801 -803 East 12th
Barker Alfred Z. T., 340 Twelfth
Bushell Edward A., 462 Twelfth
Colton & Reed, NE cor Twenty-first and Telegraph av
Coughlin T. L. (grainer) 408 Tenth
Dakes & Smith (carriage) 1062 Thirteenth av
Darling Thomas L. (grainer) 1305 Alice
Driscoll Lawrence, 417 Seventh
FINNIGAN MICHAEL J., 1311 Broadway
Fowzer Jacob (grainer) 968 Third
Fredericks J. (carriage) NE cor Eighth and Franklin
Frey Hermann, N s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
Gibb & Gardiner, 1222 Broadway
Gorner Christian, 844 Broadway
Hall Frank T., 833 Seventh
Hall Henry C, 408 Tenth
Hannan J. J., 685 Tirteenth av
How & Doolittle, NE cor Ninth and Broadway
John G. Harry, cor Pine and Seventh
Martter & Leber, 4«50 Fifth
McCarthy & Stephenson, 361 Eighth
McGovern & Cahill (fresco) 1157 Broadway
Moore John A., 1950 Myrtle
Morgans Charles H. (carriage) SE cor San Pablo and Union
avs
Morris Alexander H., NE cor Shattuck and University av,B.
Oakes & Greenns, 1220 Broadway
Priestley Thomas, NW cor Clay and Seventh
Quigley John J. (carriage) 1008 Franklin
Ross John, 470 Third
RUTHERFORD CHARLES B.. 1016 Broadway
Schrader Adolph (fresco) S s Twenty-third bet San Pablo
and Telegraph avs
Schroeder C. W., 834 Broadway
Sheehan Patrick R., 461 Tenth
Slater Henry (grainer) Golden Star Hotel
Smith Frederick (fresco) 807 Washington
Turnbull Thomas P., E s Wood nr Seventh
WEEKS HENRY, NE cor Sixth av and East 11th
FOvR,£Fr GOLDEN GATE and the BAY ">to PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
All sizes Refrigerators and Ice Chests for sale at Gordon's.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 613
WMttier & Peckham, 516 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
La Fon Marcus D., Ss Eailroad av bet Park and Oak
Scully Daniel, N s Railroad bet Park and Oak
M. J. FINNIGAN,
House. Sign, Decorative Painter
AND GLAZIER.
Wall Coloring Promptly Attended to.
1311 BROADWAY, bet. 16th and 17th, Oakland.
Painters — Portrait.
Hill Andrew P., 475 Ninth
Irwin Benoni, SW cor Seventh av and East 19th
Lussier Louis O., 475 Ninth
McCourtney J. F., 1004 Broadway
Reynolds George L., cor Mariposa and Telegraph av, Teni-
escal
Richardt Ferdinand, 836 Madison
Wandesforde Juan B., N s Sycamore bet Telegraph av and
Grove
Williams J. E., 454 Twelfth
Paper Decorators.
Hempstead James E., 765 Jackson
Paper Hangings.
Col ton & Reed, NE cor Twenty -first and Telegraph av
Garrigan John H., 864 Broadway
McGovern & Cahill, 1157 Broadway
Taylor Charles L., 1060 Broadway
Williams Thomas C, SE cor East 12th and Eleventh av
ALAMEDA.
Clinton H. M., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Paper Rulers.
Miller J. Fred., SW cor Broadway and Ninth
Pll RFRT A HHnlTFR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office, 224 Montgomery st.. S. F.. or Park st.., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
614 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Patent Agents.
DEWEY & CO., 224 Sansoine, S. F.
Kedstone John H., 461 Ninth
SMITH C. W.;M. (and atty-at-law) 429 Montgomery, S. F.
Geo .H. Strong. LJ LL VV tL Y OL \^\J . Jno. L. Boone.
V. S. and Foreign
PATBITT SOLICITORS,
Publishers Of the MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS and the PACIFIC RURAL PRESS,
Principal Patent Agency west of the 234 SANSOME STREET, S. E. Corner
Mississippi — Established in 1S60. California, San Francisco.
Pavements.
Alameda Macadamizing Co., F. E. Weston president, 954
Broadway
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING CO., 962
Broadway and 400 Montgomery, S. F.
Oakland Paving Co., C. T. H. Palmer president, Union
Bank Building
Photographers.
Bailey & Cramer, 1713 Seventh
Brown J. M., cor Seventh and Market
Dunham Hurry, NW cor Eleventh and Clay
Ingersoll William B., SW cor Twelfth and Broadway
Jaycox & Cary, NW cor Fifteenth and San Pablo av
Margo Joseph, NE cor Seventh and Peralta
Moore George N., 1161 Broadway
Strong Joseph D., SE cor Broadway and Thirteenth
Physicians.
Adams John S., 1004 Broadway
Agard A. H., NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
Anthony A. G., SW cor Eighth and Willow
Babcock Heman P., NW cor Washington and Tenth
Baldwin David M., 1059 Broadway
Baldwin S. C, 1113 Broad wav
Bamford William, 657 East 12th
Barber E. T., Cosmopolitan House, room 9
Blankman H. G., 1116 Alice
Bolton William, 1768 Seventh
'IFIllVinNT ^PRINP^V A BEAUTIFUL DR,VE. only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Try Gordon's Ice Cream. It is the Best and Cheapest. 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 615
Boushey Julius, NE cor Seventh and Willow
Bradway Joseph R., 1059 Broadway
Braman Jason J., cor Sixth and Delaware, W. B.
Buck Ephraim W., 1011 Webster
Buckland Wallace O., Newland House
Burdick John F., 1004 Broadway
Bush Jonathan P., 1066 Wood
Cameron K. A., NE cor Eighth and Willow
Cary L. H. (city physician) 916 Eighth
Carit Adolphe, 1156 Broadway
Coxhead T. C. (homoeopathic) Sixteenth bet Castro and
Grove
Cushing Clinton, SW cor Ninth and Broadway
De Tavel T. C. H., 460 Third
Docking Thomas, 512 Sixth
Draper Charles F., W s Market nr Twenty-eighth
Edwards James, NE cor Seventh and Adeline
FishM. Wr., 461 East 14th
Foulkes James F., 1068 Broadway
Gardanowsky A., 1056 Broadway
Harrington W. C, SE cor Tenth av and East 17th
Hempstead W. C. F. (homceopathist) 1004 Broadway
Henley William, 365 Second
Hollister George W., 947 Campbell
Hopkins H. St. George, Nicholl Block
Howard John Pi., 976 Chester
Kerr John G., W s Twelfth av bet East 15th and East 16th
Lane Charles W., Lane av head of Lake Merritt
Lawlor William M., NE cor Twelfth and Grove
Legler Henry T., 1068 Broadway
Levanway William A., 763 Eighth
Liliencrantz A., 1459 Telegraph av
Lohman William, 437 Eleventh
Luther D., SW cor Lydia and Brush
Lyons Herbert H., 1068 Broadway
Mauzy Reuben D., 1104 Broadway
Mauzy William P., 1104 Broadway
McLaren Peter, W s Seventh av bet East 10th and East 11th
Mehrmann Ferdinand, N s Elizabeth nr San Pablo av
Miller Noah, S s Thirteenth bet Broadway and Washington
Nestell D. D. T., 714 Tenth
Nicholson I. E., 626 Eighth
Offo (Chinese) 704 Broadway
Payne F. H., E s Choate opp Post Office, B.
PinkertonT.H., 570 Eleventh
Posey A. C.,1116 Broadway
Pil RFRT £ HIINTFR AGENTS F0R SAN francisco and alameda property,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
616 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Poulson W., Union Hotel
Quong Tai (Chinese) 469 Eighth
Reilay John P., 1059 Broadway
Kice W. H. (homoeopathic) 475 Ninth
Robinson Jesse, 911 Grove
Rodolph S. F. (homoeopathic) 1003 Broadway
Rosenk Gustav, Eureka Hotel
Schulze Charles, 1365 Tenth
Selfridge James M., 1068 Broadway
Sherman George E., 1055 Broadway
Shermer H., 803 Jefferson
Smith James S., 1004 Broadway, room 2
Trembley J. B., NW cor Myrtle and Eighth
Van Wyck J. C, 921 Broadway, rooms 4-5
Verhave Adrian, 970 Broadway
Warren Orrin P., Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Webb J. Watson, 963 Washington
Wheeler Peter, Grand Western Hotel
Woods Reuben (oculist and aurist) NW cor Seventh and
Washington
Woolsey E. H., 1104 Broadway
Yard George M., 621 Webster
ALAMEDA.
Eiehler Rudolph, E s Park nr Central av
Gibbons William P.. S s Central av bet Park avand Broad-
way
Hess Alexander (homoeopathic) NE cor Park and Pacific av
Lambert — , N s Monroe nr High
McLean John T., W s Park av nr Central av
Riehl F., W s Park bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Tucker Joseph C, N s Santa Clara av bet Park and Everett
Physicians — Female.
Barrett E. M. Mrs. (homoeopathic) N s Eighteenth bet
Grove and Castro
Brown Augusta Mrs., 462 Twelfth
Graham — Mrs., 813 East 14th
Stone E. Pfeiffer Mrs., 29 Central Block
Wilson M. D. Mrs. (homoeopathic) 1207 Broadway
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
ICE CREAM MADE TO ORDER at GORDON'S, 469 NINTH ST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
617
Pianos.
AULD ROYAL I., 457 Ninth
Baker & Hanchette, 1163 Broadway
Gardner Bros., 1216 San Pablo av
KOHLER & CHASE, Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Decker Bros., the Emerson
and the new Fischer Upright;
Mason & Hamlin Organs.
Pianos and Organs on In-
stallments, if desired.
KOHLER * CHASE,
633 and 635 Clay St., San Francisco,
AND
E.S. BROADWAY, between 14th and 15th, OAKLAND.
Pictures.
LOTKA & ZALUD, 1217 Broadway
Lutz & Berg, 1058 Broadway
LOTKA & ZALUD,
DEALERS IN
Pictures, Mirrors, Brackets,
HAT RACKS, CORNICES, Etc
Frames of all kinds made to order. Chromos Mounted, Varnished and Framed
at Lowest Rates.
GOODS NOLO ON WEEKLY INSTALLMENTS.
1217 BROADWAY,
OAKLAND.
Picture Frames and Brackets.
LOTKA & ZALUD, 1217 Broadway
Lutz & Berg, 1058 Broadway
Parker William C, 843 Broadway
GILBERT & HUNTER
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S. F., or Park st. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
618 BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Plaster Decorators.
Caseili M. & Co., 59 San Pablo av
CONNER & MURPHY, 1228 Broadway
Parkinson W. H., 1160 Broadway
CONNER & MURPH3T
Manufacturers of
Architectural Ornaments, Centers, Brackets, etc.,
Plastering WMtened and Repaired in tne Best and Neatest Manner
CALCIM1NING. COLORING AND WHITENING MADK A SPECIALTY.
Call at Office: No. 1228 BROADWAY, before going elsewhere.
Plasterers.
Bradley & Sturrock, SE cor Tenth and Broadway
CONNER & MURPHY, 1228 Broadway
Wetmore & Surrey, 956 Broadway
Whittier & Peckham, 516 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Dever & Cook, E s Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Plumbers.
(See also Gasfitters and Clumbers.)
Annis A. G., E s San Pablo av nr University av
Babcock & Douglas, NE cor Thirtieth and Linden
Mackie John H. (sewer traps) NE cor Valley and Locust
Potteries.
Brannan Daniel (Pioneer) cor East 12th and Seventeenth av
Bundock & Bro. (E. O. Stoneware) cor Eighteenth av and
East 12th
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1166-1168 Broadway
Miller & Winsor (California) cor East 12th and Park, office
1200 Broadway
Pacific (of Sacramento) W. H. Parkinson agent, 1160
Broadway
Poultry.
Bayley George, SW cor Seventeenth and Castro
Bell & Stump, 5-9 City Market
Be'rit Peter, 421 Second .
Crosley J. S., 1-3 City Market
Scott C. H., 816 Broadway
Bo to PIEDMONT SPRINGS for a Drive aiitl elegant Dinner ^S1
Drink Napa Soda and enjoy life and health. Agency, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 619
Preserved Fruits, etc.
Lusk J. & Co., SE cor Telegraph road and Clifton, Temescal
Printers — Job.
Arcade Printing House, 454 Twelfth
Butler & Bowman, 568 Ninth
De Forest & Co., 828 Broadway
Gamier P. K., 454 Twelfth
Gracey H. S..& Co., 377 East 11th
PACIFIC PRESS, 1059 Castro
Produce Dairy.
Bell & Stump, 5-9 City Market
Cavasso R. J., SE cor Cla}- and Eighth
Crosley J. S., 1-3 City Market
Littau Charles, NW cor Seventh and Clay
Rhoda & Donaldson, N s Twelfth bet Eranklin and "Webster
Produce — Vegetables.
Broadway John H., 303 East 12th
Denaut E., 459 Fourth
Jacquenot Xavier, S s East 14th bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth avs
Kinkead William M., NE cor Broadway and Fifth
Lewis C. R. & Co., 1009 Broadway
Rhoda <fe Donaldson, N s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster
Scott C. H., 816 Broadway
Skinner I. W., 461 Third
Tharsing & Lake, 1736 Seventh
Public Gardens.
Badger's Grand Central Park, Thomas W. Badger, bet
Seventh and Ninth avs and East 8th and East 10th
Cattaneo Giusue', E s Telegraph av nr Temescal creek
Germania Gardens, John Bachman, cor Union and Straw-
berry creek, B.
Keller's Gardens, Fred. Keller, junction Shattuck and Tele-
graph av, Temescal
Shellmound Park, Edward Wiard, Shellmound Station,
Northern R. R.
Venetian Gardens, Louis Bignami, 574-576 Seventh
Willow Grove Park, C. W. Ayers, N s University av bet
Third and Fifth, W. B.
'II RFHT 2. HlfWTFR ( REAL ESTATE and insurance AGENTS | 224 MONTGOMERY 6.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. J or Park St.. Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirabie Business Property for Sale.
620 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Zimmerman's Gardens, John Knoll, NE cor Second and
Harrison
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA BREWERY GARDEN, Victor Ruthardt, NW
cor Santa Clara and Third avs
ALAMEDA GARDEN, Stolze & Sturm, W s Prospect nr
Railroad av
Central Garden, August Baroteau, NW cor Railroad av and
Grand
Encinal Park, William Horst, SE cor Santa Clara av and
McPherson
Fassking's Park, Louis Fassking, S s Railroad av bet Grand
and Union
Gamba's Retreat, L. Gamba, N s Railroad av bet Paru and
St. Mary
Harmonie Gardens, Ws Paru bet Santa Clara and Central avs
Poschwitz's Garden, Mrs. E. M. Poschwitz, S s Buena Vista
av bet Grand and Mi n turn
Schuetzen Park, Herman Bremer, S s Central av bet Pros-
pect and McPherson
Publishers.
Halley William, NW cor Seventh and Washington
Nightingill A. E., 565 Sixteenth
Taber William E., 369 Fourth
Thompson & West (County Atlas) 1313 Broadway
Railroads.
Berkeley Villa Railroad, terminus N. R. R. B. B.
Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad Co., 422 Twelfth
East Oakland, Fruit Vale and Mills' Seminary Railroad Co.,
SE cor Twelfth av and East 11th
Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad, E s Sixth av
bet East 11th and East 12th
Oakland Railroad, 921 Broadway, room 2
Real Estate Agents.
Ainsworth A. G., 462 Tenth
Benedict & Ayer, 917 Broadway
BERKELEY LAND OFFICE, F. Chappelet, terminus N.
R. R. B. B., Berkeley
Berkeley Real Estate Office, W. Lockerman, N s Bancroft
way nr Dana, B.
Berkeley Real Estate Union, M. McDonald, NW cor Shat-
tuck and University av
Bigelow Elijah, 900 Broadway
Dirriit/inftJT CUDIMPC an excellent summer and winter resort.
ILUIYIUR I OrmnUO 3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY Propr.
J. S. G. Gordon is the Pioneer Ice man, 469 Ninth St., Oakland.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.' 621
Bigelow Thaddeus B., 900 Broadway
Bolton William, 1768 Seventh
Burrall Will H., NW cor Fifth and Broadway
Callaghan & Co., 414 Ninth
CARNALL NATHAN C, N s University av nr Univer-
sity, B.
Central Land Co., 954 Broadway
CHAPPELET F.„ Terminus N. R. B. B. B., Berkeley
Doe Luke, 958 Broadway
Emerson D. L. & Co., 472 Ninth
Fifty Associates, 422 Twelfth
Fogg George H., 369 Seventh
Fowler W. W., 917 Broadway
GLADDING, SURRYHNE & CO., SE cor Ninth and Wash-
ington
Gotchet & Co., 837 Washington
Guernsey A. A. <fc Co., 906 Broadway
Heron & Sessions, 422 Twelfth
Jordan William H., 921 Broadway
Kelly E. J. & Co., 414 Seventh
Koenig & Brinckmann, 471 Seventh
Kohler & Dodge, NW cor Seventh and Chester
Lockerman William N., N s Bancroft way nr Dana, B.
Loebenstein Jacob, 915 Broadway
Marston & Adams, NW cor Washington and Seventh
MEADS SIMON P., 1160 Broadway
Milbury & Burleson, 907 Broadway
Moore Alonzo, SW cor Fifth and University av, W. B.
Olney & Co., 857 Broadway and 219 Sansome (S. F.)
Pope, Dam & Green, 912 Broadway and 436 Mont., (S. F.)
Bo well William K., NE cor Broadway and Ninth
The Real Estate Union, 921 Broadway
Wagner & Co., NE cor Seventh and Willow
Warner, Gardiner & Browne, 1106 Broadway
Todd, Dye & Co., SW cor Broadway and Eleventh
Webster A. B., 626 East 12th
WETMORE J. L. & CO., 956 Broadway
WOODWARD & TAGGART, 460-462 Eighth
S. I*. MEADS,
ZRylEJ^Il. ESTATE -A-O-ZEHSTT,
1160 Broadway, - - Oakland.
flHHBE*
Houses Rented, Collecting Promptly Attended to, Real Estate Bought
and Sold on Commission, Loans Negotiated, Taxes Paid
for Non-Residents, Etc., Etc., Etc.
"Ml RFRT fi HHNTFR ' REAL ESTATE and |nsurance agents i 224 Montgomery, s.f.
I LOANS NEGOTIATED. j or Park si.. Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART. 460 and 462 EIGHTH STREET.
622 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALAMEDA.
Clark Joseph W., W s Webster bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
GILBERT & HUNTER, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs and 224 Montgomery (S. F.
Hayselden & Son, E s Park nr Central av
McKee J. W., E s Park bet Lincoln and Webb avs
Palmer & Smith, S s Lincoln av nr Park
ROBINSON HENRY, W s Park bet Railroad and Santa
Clara avs
Restaurants.
Ame' & Philibert, Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
Bachman John, cor Union and Strawberry creek
Bauder C. & Co., 838 Broadway
Blanchard George, 616 East 12th
Bowley A. D., 1111 Broadway
Campbell & Spiars, 19-23 City Market
Cattaneo Gnisne, E s Telegraph av nr Temescal creek
Clarke Fred., NW cor University av and Second, W. B.
Furniss Miles, 472 Seventh
Gaspard Francois, 827 East 12th
Giamboni Frederick, NE cor Humboldt av and Bancroft
way, B.
Gillard & Taylor, cor Fruit Vale av and Hopkins
Henninger John, 1756 Seventh
Jackson & Nicholl, NE cor Ninth and Washington
Marques John, 459 Ninth
Mathews C. G. A., 1154 Broadway
Mayes George, 1215 Broadway
Milloslovich Louis, 459 Seventh
Morehead James T., N s Seventh nr Cedar
Morse Moses G., 460 Seventh
Pagge Bros., SE cor Broadway and Seventh
Parmeland F., 839 Broadway
Parsons Samuel F., C. P. R. R. wharf
Paoletti Charles, University av nr Humboldt av, B.
Petersen & Co., 861 Braodway
Rieble Jacob, 902 Broadway
Rodrigues Jose C, 679 East 12th
Rudolph G. R., 1811 Seventh
Schaefer & Welti, 1022 Broadway
Schaffner Frederick, NW cor Chestnut and Seventh
Taylor Monroe W., stmr El Capitan
Viscovich <fc Donahue, 858 Broadway
Williams Nicholas, 463-465 Seventh
k beautiful Summer Home — PIEDMONT SPRINGS
THREE MILES FROM
OAKLAND.
Napa Soda is recommended by physicians for healthful drinking.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 623
Woodward & Bailey, NW cor Thirteenth av and East 16th
ALAMEDA.
Conrad George, SW cor Park and Webb av
Mathews B. F., S s Railroad av nr Park
Sash Weights.
BARNES H. W., 680 East 12th
Saw Filers.
Clavelot A., 411 Seventh
KREPPER BROS., 420 Eleventh
SIMPSON G. W., 422 Ninth
Schools.
(See also Colleges.)
Bornand Panl E. (preparatory) N s Seventeenth bet Tele-
graph and San Pablo avs
Bulkley K. A. Mrs., 1254 Alice
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, G. F. Degen
principal, 1420 San Pablo av
Eaton's Commercial College, Wm. H. Eaton principal, 454
Twelfth
French and English School, Mrs. E. C. Head principal,
1109 Twelfth
German-English School, Carl Schenck principal, N s Ninth
bet Washington and Clay
Home School for Young Ladies, Miss H. N. Field prin-
cipal, 523-529 Hobart
Oakland Kindergarten, Mrs. L. Sedan, 835 Brush
Paul Joseph J. Mrs., SW cor Twelfth and Jackson
Poston's Seminary, Mrs. E. C. Poston principal, E s Oak
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Pulcifer V. A. Mrs., 808 Twenty-second
School of the Sacred Heart, Mrs. E. W. Johnson principal,
cor Forty-second and Grove, Temescal
Thompson Sarah E. Miss, NW cor Webster and Moss av
ALAMEDA.
Moldrup A. Miss, W s Park bet Central and Alameda avs
'II RFRT £ HIIWTFR A(iENTS F0R snN francisco AND alameda property.
Office, 224 Montgomery. St., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
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624 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Searchers of Records.
t Burrall Will H., NW cor Fifth and Broadway
^ I LAWRIE & WHITNEY, 817 Broadway
S McKeand George W., SE cor Fourth and Broadway
Plunkett James C, 954 Broadway
GEO. E. WHITNEY. A. G. LAWBIE.
LAWRIE & WHITNEY,
Soctrolieirs of Records,
817 BROADWAY,
O-A-IKIID.A.IISriD, C^LIZFOZRIfcTI^.
Seedsmen.
(See also Nurseries.)
P ! BAILEY & CO., NW cor East 12th and Third av
s. Hutchison James, SE cor Washington and Fourteenth
"g NICHOLSON CEORGE L., NW cor Grove and Elm
< Sewer Pipe.
1 GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1166-1168 Broadway
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
IEON STONE SEWEE PIPE,
1166 and 1168 BROADWAY,
Cornei- Fourteenth, .... OAKLAND.
Also 213 MARKET ST., SAX FRANCISCO.
Manufactory at Lincoln, Placer County, Cal.
Sewing Machines.
Browning Benjamin (Victor) 468 Twelfth
Cannon E. M. (Howe) 412 Tenth
Davis Pliny E. (Domestic and Grover & Baker) 1161 Broad-
way
Earley S. G. (Davis) 1101 Broadway
Hager & Brownsen (New American) 963 Washington
Mauvais Zeno (Florence) 456 Twelfth
Myers Jonathan (Remington) 465 Ninth
Paulson & Co. (Singer) 1218 San Pablo av
'IFRIVSHNT ^PRINf*^ F'RST CLASS H0TEL F0R SUMMER. BOARDERS
3 miles from Oakland. A. D. WHITNEY. Propr.
S. G. GORDON, wholesale and retail dealer in ICE, 469 Ninth st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
625
Sheet Iron Workers.
Babcock & Douglas, NE cor Thirtieth and Linden
Dalziel James, 1153 Broadway
O'SHEA J. J., SE cor Laurel" and San Pablo av
Schuler Ernst, N s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
Shirt Manufacturers.
Caroe & Meyer, 113 Broadway
Oakland Shirt Factory, 479 Ninth
SHIRT IB^^k.
The undersigned, having obtained the highest premium in Now York and V>'a hington
for several years, for superior work in Manufacturing Shirts, has opened a. Shiit Manu-
factory at
No. 328 Bush Street, San Fraucisco,
Where he is prepared to make CUSTOM SHIRTS. DRAWERS and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
At the lowest prices for good work, and from the best material.
Having had eighteen years' experience in making Shirts, and superintending in person
all work entrusted to him, he guarantees satisfaction in every respect, and a PERFECT FIT.
CUSTOM SHIRTS A SPECIALTY.
Refers by permission to :— S. H. Seymour, proprietor of Buss House ; John Deane,
Esq., of Murphy, Grant & Co. ; Dr. Samuel Merritt, Oakland ; N. Ourry & Bro., 113 Sansome
street ; and many others for whom he has done work. Cull ami examine work.
STOCKIST Mj^lHEHTY,
328 Bush Street, between Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco.
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED.
Shoe Findings.
Warrington Samuel, 470 Eighth
Watts William, W s Adeline nr Thirty-fourth
ilLBERT & HUNTER
40
BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE and MINING PROPERTY-LOANS
NEGOTIATED. 224 Montgomery st. S, F., or Park st. Aiameda.
Woodward & Taggart- HOMES ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
626 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Silver Platers.
Berger & Co., 967 Broadway
JOHN MARTELL,
623 S^CIE^^l^dllEIISrTO ST.,
Bet. Montgomery and Kearny, .... SAN FRANCISCO.
Particular attention to tie Manufacturing of Door Plates and Numoers.
Soap Manufacturers.
Standard Soap Co., cor Third and Addison, W. B.
Soda Water.
Bliven James I. & Co., NE cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Emerson William H., NE cor East 11th and Thirteenth av
GORDON JOSEPH S. G., (Napa) 469 Ninth
Stage Lines.
BENTLEY BROS. (Berkeley and West Berkeley) W s
Shattnck nr University
DOWNING & FORESTER (Oakland, Walnut Creek, Pa-
checo and Mt. Diablo) 368 Eighth
Stair Builders.
(See also Mills — Planing and Sawing.)
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO., First, Second and
Washington
Ekey & McFarland, Oakland Point Planing Mill
LD3BEY BENJAMIN F., Oakland Point Planing Mill
Stamping and Embroidering.
Davis P. E., 1161 Broadway
Hyde T. J. Mrs., 458 Twelfth
Rode Christian Mrs., 417 Tenth
Stationers.
(See Books and Stationery.)
I C II M ITI II T UnTCI HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, and now offers
ILUlTlUll I nUlLL great attractions to the public as a POPULAR RESORT
Best ICE CREAM FREEZERS at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth street.
San Francisco Mi and Silver Plating Works,
EDWARD O. DENNISTON, Proprietor,
Nos. 653 and 655 mission st., Bet. New Montgomery and TUlrfl, san francisco.
Gold and Silver Plating done on all metals.
NEW PLATED GOODS and CUTLERY, of the Latest Styles, FOR SALE.
OM> TABLE WARE RE-PLATED.
Silver-Plated Amalgamating Plates, for Miners' Use, furnished to order.
Pacific Ml and Silver Plating Works
Gold and Silver Plating of every description
DONE TO OKDER AND WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
769 Market Street, - - - - Bet. Third and Fourth,
S^ItT FRA2STCISGO.
Silver Plated Amalgamating* Plateg Made to Order. Re-Plating old
work a Specialty.
PMC BTE0-W1TI
Silver Plating, Gold Plating, Nickel Plating,
Copper Plating.
Largest Works on the Pacific Coast. First class work at Eastern Prices.
Office and Works - - - 134 Sutter Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
LRFRT & HIINTFR real.estate and insurance agents.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F., or Park st., Alameda.
BUY YOUR HOMESTEADS OF WOODWARD & TAGGART.
628 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Stockyards.
Gilardin Eugene, E s Telegraph av bet Forty-sixth and
and Forty-seventh
Stone Yards.
O 'Conner Jerry, SE cor Seventh and Castro
Stoves and Tin Ware.
ANDERSON J. G., 1209 Broadway
Dalziel James, 1153 Broadway
DE LA MONTANYA M., 1011 Broadway
Gemmell Alexander, 820 Broadway
Howard J. H. & Co., E s Thirteenth av bet East 11th and
East 12th
KIRK O. C., 315 East 12th
Lynde George L., 683 East 12th
Schimmelpfennig & Riser, 768 East 12th
ALAMEDA.
Vosburgh Joel B., E s Park bet Webb and Santa Clara avs
Straw Goods.
(See also Milliners.)
Ingram Henry (Oakland Straw Works) 468 Ninth
Surveyors.
(See also Civil Engineers. )
Arnold Thomas J., City Hall
Boardman W. F., Court House
Castro Luis (County) Court House
Chapman I. N., NE cor Pine and Goss
Doherty George, 721 Fifth
Doherty John, 721 Fifth
Fairchild James C, SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Gilcrest John, 304 Second
Hyde W. B., 162 Third
King Malcolm G., 1004 Broadway, rooms 8-9
Kluegel Charles H., Fourteenth bet Adeline and Linden
Morgan Thomas W., 10 City Hall
Powell William K., St. James House
Rector P. C, 365 Ninth
Whitcher Jeremiah E., NW cor Grove and Eighth
FOR A FINE
View of
GOLDEN GATE and the BAY ™ ™ PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
Drink Pure Eastern Cider. Gordon, agent, 469 Ninth street.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 629
Tailors — Merchant.
Anderson John, S s Twelfth bet Webster and Franklin
Borelle J., 373 Eleventh
Borrelle & Vendeleers. 474 Eighth
Brown Dudley C, 1018 Broadway
Cure Martin t., 424 Ninth
Carter John, 466 Eighth
Davis Marks, 472 Eighth
Deering Henry, 1018 Broadway
Dorsch Charles, 459 Sixth
Francis Samuel, 1006 Broadway
Goldiner Carl, 700 Broadway
Gray Simon, 915 Seventh
Hallahan Florence, 620 East 12th
Hamilton George, 469 Seventh
Healy Morris J , 1056 Broadway
Jenning Godhold, S s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
LANCASTER THOMAS, 917 Washington
Le Blond Joseph, 172 Sixth
Levy Wolf, 620 East 12th
Mc Arthur Daniel, NE cor Seventh and Cedar
Samuels B., 818 Broadway
Schneider L., 380 East Twelfth
Sennon Gustave, 714 Franklin
Strathern William, 1228 Broadway
Tanneries.
Crist G. F. (Brooklyn) NW cor East 12th and Twenty-first av
Derby J. S. (Oak Grove) 871 East 12th
Teachers — Languages.
Bahr Gottlieb (German) 814 Henrv
Masson P. F. B. (French) 462 Twelfth
Melquiond Mme. (French) 1168 Seventh
Teachers — Music .
Atkinson J. W. Mrs., 261 Eighth
Bacon L. Mrs., Eureka Hotel
Beauman L. W., 957 Grove
Bennett Herbert W., 1257 Clay
Bentley M. W. Mrs., 1116 Broadway
Braun Julia Mrs., 261 Twelfth
Brown Eletta M., 869 Washington
f»ll DETDT 0 UilMTCD real estate and insurance agents.
UlLDL.nl & nUIl I LI! Office, 224 Montgomery st.S.F., or Park st., Alameda.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have FARMS and RANCHES for Sale.
630 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bruen — , Cosmopolitan House
Chambers B. Miss, N s Seventeenth nr San Pablo av "
Clark M. B., cor Telegraph av and Forty -third
Clark M. C. Mrs., Sixteenth nr Jefferson
Damon Lizzie, 766 Fourteenth
De Buchberger L. Mme., 475 Ninth
Dupon — , 757 Castro
Fininger Mary Miss, W s Kirkham bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Fisher Ellen, 970 Third
Hernias K., 1273 San Pablo av
Hofeld Edward, 1511 Broadway
Holmes M. B. Mrs., N s Jones nr Telegraph av
Irish Addie Miss, 1817 Goss
Irish E. W. Miss, 1113 Broadway
Jackson George W., 729 Eleventh
James Edward A., NW cor Willow and Twelfth
Kelleher Alfred, 178 Tenth
Kirkness S. A. B. Mrs., 805 Henry
Langdon Fannie E. Miss, 1770 Division
Levanway William N., 763 Eighth
Macdougall William J., SW cor Twelfth and Webster
Mc Arthur Bulla Mrs., 462 Twelfth
McKee Lizzie Miss, 563 Eleventh
Morgan John P., 1068 Broadway
Morgans E. B. Mrs., SE cor San Pablo and Union avs
Mueller Constantine, NE cor Twenty-sixth and Chestnut
Parker O. W., 1163 Broadway
Pferdner — , N s Third nr Washington
Potts Nellie Miss, 958 Webster
Pratt J. H., 1068 Broadway, room 9
Boe — , 605 Tenth
Titcomb Emma Mrs., SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Todd Hamilton J., 572 Tenth
Vinnicombe Annie, 1274 Franklin
Vinnicombe Bessie, 1274 Franklin
Von Aclelung Edward, SE cor Third av and East 10th
Zellner Ferdinand F., Ws Eleventh av bet East 16th and
East 17th
ALAMEDA.
Hartmann Ernst, N s Buena Vista av bet Everett and Broad-
way
Smith Ada Miss, NW cor Pacific av and Hibbard
Teachers — Painting.
Benton M. P. Mrs., S s Sixteenth bet San Pablo av and
Clay
FRSVin^T ^PRSNP^ A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE, only 3 miles from OAKLAND.
A. D. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
J. S. G. Gordon delivers Ice, Soda and Cider. Depot, 469 Ninth.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 631
Teachers — Penmanship.
Detrick A. E. Miss, Winsor House
Mason Jesse D., 454 Twelfth
Newell Agnes S., 454 Twelfth
Taylor Clinton D., 912 Walton
Telegraph Offices.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., B. R. Bates
superintendent, Ninth nr Broadway
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., E. W. Haskins mana-
ger, Broadway R. R. station; branch offices Broadway
wharf, Butchertown, W. O., cor Market and First and
Oakland wharf
Western Union Telegraph Co., B. R. Bates manager, Union
Bank Building; branch offices University, D. and D.
and B. Asylum, West Berkeley, Piedmont Springs and
Post Offices West and East Oakland
Tin Ware.
(See also Stoyes and Tin Ware.)
ANDERSON J. G., 1209 Broadway
Annis A. G., E s San Pablo av nr University av, B.
Babcock & Douglas (tinsmiths) NE cor Thirtieth and Linden
Bullock John C, 1764 Seventh
Dalziel James, 1153 Broadway
DE LA MONTANYA M., 1011 Broadway
Fraser Malcom, N s University av nr Shattuck, B.
Jurgen & Bent, W s Telegraph av opp Humboldt Park, Tem-
escal
KIRK O. O, 315 East 12th
Knowles Mary Mrs., NW cor Eighth and Washington
O'SHEA J. J., SE cor Laurel and San Pablo av
Paul C, E s Telegraph av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Schimmelpfennig & Riser, 768 East 12th
Schuler Ernst, N s Seventh bet Wood and Willow
ALAMEDA.
Mills & Fischer (tinsmiths) Ws Park bet Railroad and Pa-
cific avs
Quast & Maddern, W s McPherson bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral avs
Trunk Manufacturers.
Colin Benoit, 305 Twelfth
Pll RFRT £ HIINTFR AGENTS FP-? SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA PROPERTY,
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park st., Alameda.
Woodward & Taggart-Desirable Residence Property for Sale.
632 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Undertakers.
Beauclry & McAvoy, 835 Broadway
Helmer William, 1112 Broadway
McKenzie W. W., SE cor Eighth and Broadway
Upholsterers.
(See also Furniture.)
Barker Frank, 468 Eighth
Haltz Charles, 525 Eighth
Hook Elijah, 1114-1120 Broadway
Kaiser Martin, 423 Tenth
Mayer Adolph, 619 East 12th
Taylor Charles L., 1060 Broadway
Schreiber Chris., 1105-1107 Broadway
Schreiber Philip, 1064-1066 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Calhan David, E s Park bet Webb and Santa Clara avs
Variety Stores.
Donnelly Lizzie A. Miss, SW cor Taylor and Campbell
Gill Elias, W s Telegraph av nr Temescal Creek
Li tie William H., 1776 Seventh
Sherrott Edward, 807 Broadway
Veterinary Surgeons.
Forrester J. D., 1927 Myrtle'
Hogarty Joseph B., 1068 Thirteenth av
Meyer Fred., 416 Eighth
Wright James, 1518 Telegraph av
Warehouses.
Oakland, Gladding Bros., NE cor First and Jefferson
Watch Manufacturers.
California Watch Co., cor Sixth and Broadway, W. B., office
120 Sutter, S. F.
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Berger & Co., 967 Broadway
Brown William F., 867 Broadway
Frey John, 1768 Seventh
PIEDMONT SPRINGS ADWHI
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS AT ALL HOURS.
Napa Soda is recomm^ndedjQhysicians for healthful drinking.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 633
Haddock & Parker, 1109 Broadway
Hansen Albert, 620 East 12th
Mueller & Stenanoni, 923 Broadway
Rowland W. E., 465 Ninth
Samuels Samuel, 818 Broadway
Wieser & Meves, 1003 Broadway
Wilson William, 961 Broadway
Water Works.
Berkeley Water Works Co., terminus N. B. R. B. B.
Contra 'Costa Water Co., 458 Eighth
Whiteners.
Baker T. R,, W s Adeline nr Twenty-sixth
CONNER & MURPHY, 1228 Broadway
Elliott Albert, Third nr Broadway
Handy J. B., 157 Sixth
How & Doolittle, 422^ Ninth
McCarthy & Stephenson, 361 Eighth
McGovern & Cahill, 1157 Broadway m
Sorrell Joseph, Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
Stackhouse William, 760 Fifth
Van Haltren Peter (and plasterer) W s Center nr Ninth
ALAMEDA.
Dever & Cook, E s Park bet Railroad and Pacific avs
Wig Makers and Hairdressers.
Alliot E., 465 Sixth
Dove Jennie Miss, 903 Webster
Fox M. J. Mrs., 1012 Twenty-eighth
King Anna Mrs., 357 Eighth
Stewart E. J. Mrs., 867 Washington
Tourney Mollie Miss, 456 Twelfth
Washington James Mrs., 409 Sixth
Yarrington E. A. Mrs., 858 Jefferson
Willow Workers.
(See also Basket Manufacturers.)
Lascombe Eugene, NW cor Twentieth and Curtis
SCHNEIDER A. J., 962 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office. 224 Montgomery st., S. F.. or Park St.. Alameda.
634 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Windmills.
Turbine Windmill Co Southwick & Flint, N s Second bet
Washington and Broadway
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Manufacturer of
Wire Cloth, Sand and Coal Screens,
Ornamental Wire Work.
WIRE FLY DOORS AND WINDOW SCREENS A SPECIALTY.
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(See Coal and Wood.)
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OF
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518 Clay St., San Francisco.
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San Francisco, San Jose,
Oakland, Stockton
California State Business Directory.
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Directories of the principal cities in the United States are kept on hand
for the accommodation of patrons and friends, for free reference.
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Pacific Coast.
ML BESS DIRECTORY,
(English and Spanish.)
Price $5.00
Agents for this publication have been engaged in canvassing and gathering
information since January last, in Mexico and on the Southern Coast, including
the States of
Sonora, Sinaloa, Durango
Jalisco, Colima, Lower California,
Guerrero, and Cent. America, Costa Rica,
And the cities of San Francisco, Portland, and Victoria, V. I.
The Agricultural and Mineral resources of the above States, and all infor-.
mation of value to the Manufacturer, Merchant and Capitalist, will be given
in both English and Spanish.
It will contain a complete Classified Business Directory of all
manufacturers, Importers, Wholesale Dealers, Shipping
and Commission Merchants, Hotels, etc., of the principal
cities of the Coast, from Victoria, to Panama. The business headings will
be in English and Spanish.
The principal object of this work is to forward the interests of the Merchant
and Manufacturer, by giving exact information concerning all important
Commercial and Manufacturing centres, and to thereby advance the Com-
mercial relations between the American and Spanish-American cities of the
Pacific.
B. C. VANDALL, Publisher.
518 Clay St. , San Francisco.
PROSPSGTO
DEL
Directorio Comercial International
eszpa.untoil. js iisto-XiIes,
De la Gcsta del Facifico.
Los Editores aprovechan esta oportunidad para anunciar al publico que
han logrado hacer los arreglos prelim in ares para llevar a cabo la publica-
cion de una obra con el fcitulo de Directorio Comercial Internaeio-
nal Espaiiol e Ingles de la Costa del Paeifico, y que ya varias
persunas inteligentes y energicas se ocupan en hacer sulicitaciones y recojer
datos para que la obra tenga la iniportancia debida. El pensamiento de
esta serva comprensivo, pues contendra, en un orden metodico, listas de los
comerciantes y f abricantes de todos los puertos principales y de las ciudades
y pueblos del interior, cuyo comercio se eoniunica por medio de los puertos
del Paeifico desde el de Victoria al Norte hasta Panama al Sur, incluyendo
Victoria, (Colombia Britanica) Portland, (Oregon) San Francisco y todos
los pueblos y ciudades importantes de los Estados Mejicanos, como son:
SONORA, SINALOA,
DURANGO, JALISCO, COLIMA,
BAJA CALIFORNIA, y GUERRERO,
y los Estados Centro-Americanos, como:
GUATEMALA, SAN SALVADOR, HONDURAS,
COSTA RICA y NICARAGUA.
Las riquezas agricolas y mineras de cada uno de los referidos Estados
seran tratadas por medio de articulos interesautes y rasonados, escritos por
personas inteligentes que seran enviadas expresainente a todos esos puntos
con el objeto de adquirir informes completos y detallados, sobre todo aquello
que ofrezca interOs, tanto A los fabricantes y comerciantes del muudo, como
al emprendedor capitalista.
Tambien se hallara en el Directorio informes completos y exactos concer-
nientes al terreno, clima y productos naturales de cada Estado, como asi
mismo estadisticas de exportaciones e importaciones, manufacturas y minas.
Tambien contendra una descripcion de todos los pueblos y ciudades, el
comercia, la industria, las mannfacturas y ventajas generales de cada uno
de ellos. Todos los articulos descriptivos serau publicados en espanol e
ingles, en paginas alternadas.
Uno de los objetos principales de la obra es el de fomentar los intereses
de los comerciantes y fabricantes, poniendoles al alcance de datos fidedig-
nos de manera que puedan ponerse en una comnnicacion que les abra el
camino y les de impulso A sus gh"os y negocios y puedan formar exacto jui-
cio de las riquezas y necesidades materiales de la privilegiada y mas rica
mi tad del Continente Norte- Americano.
Esta obra, con especialidad, sera tambien de grande utilidad, porque
auxiliara, por el inti'mo conocimiento que se adquiera, A que se estrechen
mas y mas las relaciones comerciales entre los pueblos Anglo e Hispano-
Americanos del Paeifico.
Preeio: 5 Pesos el ejemplar.
B. C. VAXDALL, Editore.
K \ aiisto Andrade, Agente Principal.
Publicado en San Francisco, California, No. 518 calle de Clay.
O. K. Freeman.
FREEMAN & JAFFE
Jobbers and dealers in
f ■' ^^5) ^ V 9$*i'g
Agents for Newport Coos Bay Coal.
S. S. Eighth, bet. Broadway and Franklin, Oakland.
Seattle, West Hartley, Sydney, Cumberland, Scotcli Splint, Hellingham
Bay, Hard Coal, Charcoal, Coke, etc.
BSTJOODS DELIVERED FREE IN OAKLAND AND VICINITY. ""©8
BO^lT BTJILDE3B,
Bio. 22 Mission Street,
BETWEEN SPEAR AND STEUAET, - SAN FRANCISCO
Boats built to order and constantly on hand. All orders promptly attended to. Agent
for California for the sale of Holmes' Patented Self-Rigliting Surf and I-ife
Boats.
T. COLLIKTS,
Berry Street,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats of all descriptions built to order, and kept constantly on hand.
Repairing attended to.
REMILLARD BROS.
BRICK MAKERS
Contractors
AND DEALERS IN PLASTERING MATERIALS,
1055 Broadway, Room No. I : City Wharf, near Web-
ster Street Bridge, Oakland :
Also, MARKET STREET WHARF: SAN FRANCISCO,
JT. Be &H MQJVmwm,
Dealer in
Ranges, Stoves and Tinware,
10U BROADWAY,
BET. TENTH ^VISTD ELEVENTH.
All kinds of Tin. Copper. r/it,i> and ^heet Iron Work made to order. Ri i Bng and all
kinds of Repairing (lone at snoi i notice, and at the lowest
S. GEAY,
Stew Dyeing and Clsaaing Establishment,
915 Seventh St.. bet. Market and Myrtle.
OAK I -AM -.
Highest Cash Price paid for Second-hand Clothing. Re-
pairing done at Lowest Rates.
len of A.11 Nations
Are invited to get their Clothing Made to Order at
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Mp p'opT house is satnix* ^eat fa^for ^S^HS&V&^. BS«&
,n ever ready arid cordial welcome to the general public.
|/ Choice of 3,000 Pants Patterns, varies styles, to order, -$6.00 and upwards.
" 200 Pieces Diagonals, for Dress SuUs, to order, - JV.vv
50 Pieces Beaver, warranted Genuine French, __
best quality, for Dress Suits, - to order - 4o. 00
500 Pieces Cassimere, for Business Suits, to order, 3o.00
1«5 Pieces Cheviots, for Walking Suits, to order, 38. OO
COIMZIE OJSTJ2, COMB ^LliXi, TO TIHIIE
nBoriiim of Fasluon, 41 Thiri St, cor. Jessie.
H. LEVIS0N, Artist Tailor.
m IVT 131? TWIT THIS OAKLAND HA
JfLlJJL* «DXj All II . 925 BROftDWAY, be
O. H. Burhham. ' D. W. Standeford. W. N
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO
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laming; •]
* W. N. MILLER, Constructing Manager.
Cor. FIRST, SECOND AND WASHINGTON STS„ : : : M
Stair Building, Moldings, Brackets, Frames, Sash, Blinds, Doors, and all
of Wood-work linfsh. Also, White Cedar and Sugitr Pine
Lumber constantly on hand.
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